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Energy Saving HVAC Tips For Earth Day

April 17, 2020

If you’re concerned about your carbon footprint and want to save energy in your home to help protect the environment, there are several things you can do. Regardless of the age, make, or model of your HVAC system, there are ways that you can reduce its energy usage. Making your home as energy efficient as possible could end up saving you a lot of money in the long run. Keep Your Thermometer Low Spring temperatures aren’t always that warm. If it’s cold outside, think twice before turning your thermometer up. Reducing the temperature of your home even by a few...

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Is it Possible to Combine Heating and Cooling Systems?

March 12, 2020

It is very common to have both a furnace and an air conditioner to complete your in-home HVAC system. However, having both a furnace and an air conditioner is not your only option for heating and cooling your Colorado home. Here are two options if you want to combine your heating and cooling systems. Ductless Air System This system is also known as a ductless mini-split system. A ductless air system has an outdoor unit and can have up to five wall-mounted air handlers. This system uses a heat pump with two exchanger coils that will help heat your house...

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Is Furnace Maintenance Necessary?

February 11, 2020

You may run your furnace all throughout the fall and winter without giving a second thought to its condition. This is a dangerous thing to do. Below, we want to explain just why every furnace owner should have maintenance performed at least once a year. It Maintains Your Warranty Your manufacturer’s warranty likely requires you to have yearly maintenance done on the furnace. Not complying with this will make your warranty void and, thus, force you to pay for parts replacement and other repair jobs. It Prevents Breakdowns Furnaces, like any heating system, develop issues. These may start out small...

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Should My Furnace Fan Continuously Run

January 5, 2020

As a trusted provider of HVAC services in Pueblo, CO, and the surrounding areas, [company name]’s customers often ask our technicians for energy efficiency tips. One of the questions we receive most often is whether it is best to run the furnace fan continuously. Keep reading to learn more about why we recommend leaving your furnace fan in the “on” position. Consistent Heating Throughout Your Home One of the most compelling reasons to run your furnace fan continually relates to the role your furnace fan plays inconsistently heating your home. Your furnace produces a certain amount of hot air. If...

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Is it Time to Upgrade Your Kitchen Appliances?

December 17, 2019

In addition to being nice to look at, a kitchen should operate efficiently. An outdated kitchen makes the process of cleaning, cooking, and storing food much more uncomfortable. Here are some signs that it’s time to upgrade your kitchen appliances. Mismatched Appliances It’s often the case that a kitchen becomes mismatched as each appliance breaks down and gets individually replaced. Therefore, this can result in a kitchen that looks dated and disorganized. Kitchen appliances should look alike and be of the same age to give your kitchen a strong statement. If your appliances are mismatched, consider getting replacements. The System...

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Why Is My Furnace Filter Black?

November 12, 2019

is a fully licensed and insured heating company serving Pueblo and the surrounding areas. One of the troublesome problems we encounter is furnace filters that develop a dark and even black color. Let us consider the reasons for why discoloration could occur. Carbon Monoxide If you do notice that your air filter is black, you should schedule an appointment with your trusted heating service provider right away. The reason is that this discoloration can actually be a worrisome sign. The black substance is actually soot, but in this particular case, it is soot created through inadequate combustion. Carbon monoxide is...

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Questions First Time Furnace Buyers Should Ask

October 16, 2019

What furnace should you buy to heat your home? This can be an overwhelming question for first-time purchasers in Pueblo. There are so many different options on the market, and each of them comes with advantages and disadvantages. Ultimately, the answer comes down to a few factors. With the right information, you can be confident you’re making the right decision for you, your family and your wallet. 1. How Large a Furnace Do You Need? The size of the furnace you should choose depends on the size of your home and your anticipated heating needs. If the furnace is too...

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What to do About a Rusty Air Conditioner

September 16, 2019

Over time, your air conditioning unit will most likely rust. This is an inconvenience that even the newest units face when exposed to the elements for a prolonged period. Determining whether this is a DIY job or not is the first step. If the rust is simply on the surface, you’ll most likely be able to handle it on your own. If it’s within the coils, compressor, or deeper into the unit, you’ll need an HVAC professional to handle the job. It’s never advisable to ignore a rusty air conditioner. Corrosion can lead to serious problems with electrical components and...

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Guide to Choosing the Right AC System

August 5, 2019

When selecting an AC system, it’s important to select a brand that’s known to last. You don’t want to find yourself without a unit sooner than necessary. Of course, you’ll also want a unit that fits your unique needs and living space. Consider the following factors when choosing an AC system. Choosing the Right Size It’s important to select an AC unit that’s the proper size. If you’re going with a wall or window unit, you’ll have to measure the area of the room. This entails multiplying the length by the width. If you have a room with different shapes,...

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Reasons to Consider Ductless Systems

July 16, 2019

Whether you’re renovating, building, or making some changes to your home, you might want to think about going with a ductless system. You may have seen ductless systems in someone’s house, office, or even in a local restaurant in Pueblo. These are smart components to put in if you don’t already have central air. Flexibility You can install ductless systems in a variety of places. They can go in attics, apartments, bedrooms, and living rooms without having to worry about whether ducts are already set up. Efficiency These cooling units are relatively more efficient than most forced-air systems. One reason...

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