Category: Heating
Spring is a great time of year, but it’s a transitional time for your home’s heating and cooling system. During spring you might use both your heat and air conditioning, depending on the weather. As spring draws to summer temperatures will start to rise which means you’ll be wanting to have your A/C system fully prepared to handle the summer heat.
Some simple maintenance tasks can help ensure your home’s HVAC system is ready for…
As the cold weather continues to roll on, many families are starting to notice that their heating costs are starting to go through the roof. This can place families on a budget that are under a significant amount of stress. Especially families located in Fort Collins, CO. For those looking for tips or tricks to lower their heating bill this year, try a few pieces of advice to follow.
One of the ways that people could save money on…
Furnaces are great in the winter, but you have to maintain them properly to keep them functioning optimally. But how often do you need to change your furnace filter? And is it ever okay to reuse your old furnace filter?
A dirty furnace filter can cause lots of problems in your home. If it’s just a little bit dirty, it won’t filter out contaminants as well and your indoor air quality will suffer. It may also cost more to heat your home…
Most mechanical systems need regular maintenance, and your homes heating and air conditioning system is no different. Many homeowners avoid this maintenance because they don’t realize it needs to be done until something breaks down, or they’re trying to save money and consider the service to be unnecessary. Check out these reasons why it’s important to have your HVAC system maintained.
Fewer Repairs
If you don’t have routine HVAC…
At one point or another as a homeowner, you’ll be faced with the decision of whether to replace your old heating and cooling system or stick with it for a while longer. One of the main reasons people choose not to replace their system is because of financial reasons. They are under the impression that they’ll save money and that their system may be able to run effectively for many more years.
To Repair Or Replace
This may seem like a great…
Fall is a great time of year for outdoor family fun including apple picking, hay rides and taking hikes in mountains to view the splendor of the fall colors. But, as the cold of winter approaches, our thoughts turn to indoor activities and our old friend, the furnace.Your furnace has been sitting idle all summer long. Is it ready for another harsh Colorado winter? There’s only one way to find out. Have it checked by a professional furnace…
Do you want to get the most out of your home heating or cooling system, Fort Collins residents? Consider upgrading your thermostat! Thermostats on the market today are Wi-Fi enabled, and some are even capable of tracking the weather in your area to adjust accordingly. These are the major benefits of a smart thermostat:Energy savings: Smart thermostats can be adjusted throughout the day so an empty home isn’t being cooled for no reason when no…
If the furnace in your CO home is less than three years old it is most likely a high-efficiency model. If your system older, though, you can follow some simple steps that will make it perform very efficiently:
Clean or replace your air filters regularly. If your filters are blocked by dirt and debris your system will work harder to push air through them, causing more wear on your unit and costing you more money. In addition, this will…
The winters in Colorado can be quite harsh. The temperatures drop low and the snow falls can get pretty high. These conditions can put a lot of strain on a home’s heating system. Knowing the signs of when it is time for furnace service Loveland CO can minimize the time that one will have to be without heat, extend the life of the unit, and possibly even save a homeowner some money.
One very common sign that there may be an impending issue…
Temperatures in Colorado are known for their winter extremes, but not usually for the high-temperature ranges, particularly in this time of the year. Most residents and those who visit Colorado in the winter for the skiing and other winter sports are hoping to spend the Thanksgiving Day holiday weekend on the slopes. The year of 2016 though has recorded a series of high temperatures that make snow and skiing less likely in the next few days, at…