When it comes to furnace brands, doing your research is key. Committing to purchasing new appliances is difficult, but it is a necessary part of owning your own home. There is a lot of information out there that can be hard to sift through, and not all appliances are created equal. The best furnace companies provide value for money; they offer quality equipment, expert installation, and excellent customer service as well. Not all companies on the list work across the country, so location will also affect which services you may be able to access. This list was compiled using customer reviews, p ..read more

When the cooler temperatures of winter roll around, it can be frustrating to hear your furnace turn on but not have much heat come through your vents on a cold morning. There are many reasons why your furnace might be struggling to adapt to more extreme temperatures as the seasons come and go. If you are having furnace troubles, there are a few common furnace problems that might be plaguing your appliance. Here are ten of the most common furnace problems, some of which are easy to fix no matter what time of year it is.   10 Common Gas Furnace Problems   1. Lack of maintenance A lack ..read more

Keeping your house or apartment cool is of the utmost importance, especially as temperatures rise across most of the country. With heat waves increasing in duration and intensity, having a place to cool off can make life a lot easier and more comfortable for people living in the hottest places. Air conditioners are a part of life in many homes, apartments, and commercial spaces; having them provides comfort and helps keep us safe during the hottest months. Some new changes to regulations regarding the R-22 refrigerant used in some older air conditioning units may affect your repair costs as we ..read more

The breaking down of heating, air conditioning, and ventilation (HVAC) systems can result in a high cost to a business, a rental property or a homeowner. In fact, any unplanned HVAC downtime can be costly for any business. There is no doubt that investing in a good HVAC system is critical for businesses as well as rental property owners. However, as OnsiteProperty.com says, having an efficient HVAC system is only the first step. In order to ensure that your system functions efficiently, the equipment still needs to be regularly maintained. Regular maintenance help prevent unexpected break ..read more

As of January 1st, 2020, the manufacture and import of R-22 freon “refrigerant” will be illegal in the United States. This doesn’t mean that R-22 can’t be used anymore, or that machines that utilise R-22 must be immediately replaced; it simply means that only recovered, recycled, or reclaimed R-22 supplies will be available for use. Before the phase-out date, it will be helpful for homeowners and commercial property owners to check the state of their refrigeration and air conditioning units to see if they use R-22. With the January 1st, 2020, date approaching, there will be increased demand fo ..read more

There’s nothing like that first cool blast of air that greets you when you walk inside on a hot summer’s day. We spend our time running from cool place to cool place, seeking out the shade and lower temperatures when the blazing Colorado sun gets to be a little bit too much to handle. Although the sun is great for picnics in the park, hikes in the mountains, and a dip in the lake, having a working air conditioner can be a welcome relief after a long, warm day. A functional air conditioner can make your home into a welcome oasis of comfortable temperatures all year round. Colorado’s dramatic te ..read more

Keeping your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system running smoothly takes more than just a wing and a prayer. HVAC systems require care, routine maintenance, and repairs to make sure they are in tip-top shape come cold and hot weather. Rather than wait until your HVAC system breaks, it’s best to check your system regularly to catch problems before they become bigger than you can handle. Waiting until your heater or air conditioner breaks can be more expensive than having your HVAC system maintained yearly. By tackling small problems, you can save money on energy costs and make sure ..read more

When it comes to knowing when things are broken, some problems are easier to spot than others. These issues are easy to see because they are visible, while others remain broken or not functioning properly because they aren’t as readily seen. Furnaces are one area that can go unnoticed until it breaks down entirely. However, there are signs to watch out for that indicate when your furnace might need repairs. Here are a few signs to look for when your furnace doesn’t seem to be working properly: Air isn’t coming out of the vents: Occasionally air won’t be coming out of your heater vents, even w ..read more

When it comes to winter weather, there’s nothing better than curling up at home, warm and cozy. Unfortunately, we don’t always get to stay warm inside if our furnace decides to break right in the middle of a Colorado snowstorm. There are many reasons why our furnaces are important, and keeping warm is just one small part of the equation. Your furnace does more than just heat air that flows through your house; it also cleans, filters, and protects the air in your home. While the weather outside might be frightful, the air inside could be harmful to your health if your furnace isn’t working as w ..read more

Winter is coming in some parts of the country, but for others, winter might already be here! Colorado has its fair share of crazy autumn weather, and early snow is something that the mountain towns and even parts of  Denver have come to expect. Whether the snow has started to flurry in your neighborhood or not, it’s never too early to start thinking about ways to stay warm in your home this winter. Staying warm during the winter means more than just cozying up on the couch in fuzzy socks and an extra sweater. Here are a few more tips for staying warm in your home during winter weather, as ..read more