Are you considering buying a new heating and cooling system this winter, and wondering why you should consider a high efficiency system? There are quite a few reasons that a high efficiency system might be worth the extra investment. · Energy Savings: This is probably the biggest reason that many of our clients choose to […]
As the weather gets colder, some Coloradoans are already considering turning on their furnace. A lot of our clients feel nervous to flip on the heat for the first time, so here are a few things that you should keep in mind as you make the switch to heating your home rather than cooling it.
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Are you considering a furnace replacement this winter? If your furnace is over fifteen years old, a new system might be worth the investment. Between the savings on energy bills and the current Xcel Energy Rebates, you may end up saving enough money to make it worth replacing the system rather than continuing to run
Fall is approaching, and along with it, the dry winter air. Have you considered adding a whole-house humidifier, but wondered if it would really help? Here are a few basics about how a whole-house humidifier works, and if it might be right for your home. · A whole-house humidifier actually runs off of your home’s
As winter approaches, and we face another cold and flu season, a lot of our clients are asking us if they should have their air ducts professionally cleaned. Here are a few indicators that it might be a good idea to invest in air duct cleaning this winter: · Allergy & Asthma Sufferers: If you
You may have heard about UV Lights (black lights) for your furnace. But what do UV Lights do for your home’s indoor air quality? First, a quick explanation as to how UV Lights work. UV Lights are installed in the furnace, situated in front of the filters. As the microorganisms in your home (such as
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You may have heard that installing a programmable thermostat in your home can help save on your energy bills. Although it can seem costly to install a programmable thermostat, it is true that it will save you over the long run. Here are a few of the questions we often hear: · How does a
At Sensible Heating & Cooling, we are proud to say that owner Dan Schmied is NATE certified. But what exactly does that mean, and why should you choose a company with a NATE certified technician? Here is a brief overview of what NATE certification is and what it means to you. · NATE stands for
A lot of homeowners that we meet with complain about hot and cold spots in their home. Although it can be a difficult issue for us to resolve completely, there are a few things we can do to help even out the temperatures in your home and increase the overall comfort. · Forced Air Zoning
It can be very confusing to choose the best filter for your furnace, especially since there is such a large range in price on filters. Which filters are best for your system? Here are a few guidelines on different filters and how they can benefit your system the most – or least! · Fiberglass or
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