Even Sensible Heating & Cooling gets by with a little help from our friends. And in this case, its Kerry Von Urbaniak, of KVU Energy Consulting, Inc. Von Urbaniak will speak at the upcoming, ProGreen EXPO, Feb. 5-7, at the Colorado Convention Center, and has requested Sensible’s Co-Owner, Phil Jensen, join him to share his […]
Make Sensible Heating & Cooling your geothermal accomplice in the New Year. We’ll leverage our knowledge and expertise to transform your home’s heating and cooling system(s) into something more energy-efficient and cost-effective. Residential HVAC solutions, such as air-sourced heat pumps, radiant flooring and zoned heating and cooling, could minimize your impact on the environment, while
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Is 2020 your year for geothermal? Combine Sensible Heating & Cooling’s 4% discount for new, upgraded or replacement geothermal solutions with diminishing government tax credits and you’ll save. But we’re warning you: Time is running out. Government Tax Credits Select residential renewable energy HVAC projects commencing within the 2021 calendar year may be eligible for
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Spend some to save some. It’s how rebates work. At Sensible Heating & Cooling, we’re committed to helping our clients recoup a portion of monies spent on qualifying residential HVAC systems and equipment. Together, we’ll navigate Xcel Energy’s rebate catalog and apply for those relevant to your home. Available Xcel Energy Rebates ● Earn up
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Xcel Energy recently announced featured Q4 2019 and Q1 2020 residential HVAC rebates changes and updates. Key details worth sharing: Homeowners can earn up to $500 in rebates for the purchase and installation of high-efficiency cooling systems. Homeowners who use natural gas or electric furnaces with electric motors for heating only, are eligible for
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The Dog Days of Summer seem a logical time to revamp an old blog post about AC load calculations. After all, this time of year, majority of systems are well into their seasonal prime. Think home-cooling is a one-size fits all equation? Not so fast. When it comes to unit size, it isn’t the dimensions
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It’s 100-degrees outside and you’re sweating bullets indoors because your air conditioner isn’t working properly. It’s time for a system-recharge, right? Not so fast. There are few times when additional refrigerant should be added to an AC. These highly occasional occurrences are: if there’s a leak, if the unit wasn’t installed properly or if it’s
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Opt for ductless HVAC systems and you’ll save money on your monthly energy bills. Upwards of 30 percent, in fact. A straightforward system for your home-heating and -cooling scheme, mini-splits are easily adaptable and deliver warm or cool air, whichever the season. No bulky unit or wasted energy, mini-splits allow for zoned temperature control. For
At Sensible Heating & Cooling, we take great pride in what we do. From the initial phone conversation to completed residential HVAC work, we want our customers to be involved in the decision-making process, as well as receive education along the way. We’re more than a heating and cooling company, we’re a partner in home-comfort
Although Mother Nature appears a bit conflicted this summer with her late June snowstorms and below average daily temperatures, we need not forget Colorado’s high altitude routinely serves up cooler nights, no matter the season. If you live in the Foothills of Denver – Genesee, Morrison and Conifer, consider using these early-summer lows as motivation
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