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When outdoor temperatures drop and brisk winter air settles in, many of us turn to our home furnaces for warmth. Protect yourself from unruly carbon monoxide (CO) dangers emitted from ill-operating furnaces with these tips from Sensible Heating & Cooling. Carbon Monoxide Safety Tips Seasonal maintenance. When you defer your home-heating needs to […]
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At Sensible Heating & Cooling, we operate a business rooted in promise and commitment. Our Annual Service Agreements (ASAs) are a reflection of this philosophy well beyond the initial install. Customers can choose from one of three agreement levels – Gold, Silver and Bronze – to ensure your home’s traditional and alternative air conditioner, furnace,
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It’s clearly winter in Colorado – the landscape shows it, our clothing choices protect us from it…and you know what else? Carbon Monoxide (CO) warnings alarm us. When cold weather begins, households turn on their furnaces for the first time in months causing the potential for carbon monoxide safety issues to surge. A well-maintained furnace
Sunday, Nov. 4 marks the end of Daylight Savings Time. At Sensible Heating & Cooling, we suggest using this annual calendar occurrence as a reminder to replace the batteries in your home’s smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detectors. It’s also a good time to check that both are in optimal working condition. In Colorado, any
Although the production of traditional Freon is declining and even set for elimination by 2020, what remains of the substance is no less dangerous. Filled with life-threatening toxins, when the substance is deeply inhale, or huffed, it can cut off vital oxygen to cells and lungs, causing brain damage or other fatal consequences. Because huffing
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At Sensible Heating & Cooling, we take winter safety and proper functioning of your home’s boiler, furnace and other residential HVAC systems seriously. Poor-functioning systems can lead to Carbon Monoxide (CO) poisoning. Minimize the risk of CO in your home by: Installing CO alarms throughout your home, especially near bedrooms. Use daylight savings-related calendar occurrences
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