There are your typical residential HVAC companies, and then there’s Sensible Heating & Cooling. As Denver’s Premier Heating and Cooling Company, we’re anything but ordinary. Metro Area clients – past and present – recognize Sensible as a devoted partner in their traditional and alternative HVAC techniques. This doesn’t happen overnight. It’s our employees who make […]
As Denver’s Premier Heating and Cooling Company, Sensible is changing the way residential HVAC companies approach traditional and alternative techniques. And it all begins with Sensible Heating & Cooling’s team members. The educated, trustworthy and innovative installers, technicians, drivers and apprentices who contribute to our progress, take great pride in Sensible’s ability to deliver high-caliber
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At Sensible Heating & Cooling, we value premium HVAC systems and equipment at cost-effective price points. To achieve this philosophy and outfit our customers with superior solutions, we partner with Xcel Energy to provide maximum savings opportunities. With Xcel, homeowners can take advantage of nearly 30 rebates, rewards and program opportunities. Two of our favorite
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Fall in Colorado gives us a lot all at once – bright, sun-shining days; overcast, dreary days; and snowy, blowing days. This month (and further into the future), at Sensible Heating & Cooling, we’re striking equilibrium with the season’s plethora of surprises by offering tranquility for your home in the form of HVAC specials and
We are a Colorado-based company, and many members of the Sensible team have lived here for the majority of their lives. However, we know how many people are newer to Denver and the beauty of Colorado, and one other thing they may not have fully expected – the crazy weather. While we love the random
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Football is back on TV, the leaves are starting to change, and your heat is probably starting to run during the overnight hours as the Colorado night-time temperatures start their dip toward winter. Whether you have a furnace, boiler or geothermal system, it is important to maintain your system, and it’s best to do that
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Sensible Heating & Cooling is honored to announce our newly established affiliation with Boulder-based EnergySmart. EnergySmart is the City and County’s go-to for affordable, environmentally friendly HVAC residential transformations. If you call Boulder home, contact Sensible directly at 720-876-7166 to schedule your energy-efficiency residential projects, including Air Sourced Heat Pumps and other geothermal HVAC solutions.
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Even furnaces need a clean bill of health. When you schedule routine maintenance for your home furnace, you’ll receive certification for the completion of a carefully executed step-by-step process testing the safety and operational well-being of the system. There are two vital aspects involved with check-ups. First, routine maintenance addresses the dangers of a damaged system,
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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
“How long will my furnace last?” The standard answer is somewhere between 15 and 20 years. Consider these tips to ensure your furnace’s longevity. (If you’re already living in Colorado, congrats! Furnaces tend to last longer in our dry climate.) Extend the Life of Your Furnace Stick to an annual maintenance routine. You can extend the
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