Colorado’s spring winds are formidable, capable of unsettling both homes and their vital HVAC systems. Even though these winds are a welcome sign of warmer weather to come, it’s best to prepare for their arrival and take proper precautions to ensure that your HVAC system is safe from potential damage. Understanding the Impact of Spring Winds During the spring, the jet stream shifts from its winter to summer location, causing windy conditions. For some unknown reasons, it is powerful in Colorado. Increased Strain on Your HVAC System Strong winds can significantly strain your system, forcing it ..read more

Spring in Colorado brings not only beautiful blooms but also the challenges of high pollen counts and unpredictable weather patterns. For homeowners, this means ensuring that their HVAC systems are ready to tackle the changing conditions while maintaining indoor comfort and air quality. These eight essential tips will be helpful in preparing your HVAC for Colorado’s spring season. 1. Replace Air Filters An HVAC air filter prevents dirt and debris from damaging the internal components of your heating and cooling system. It also plays a critical role in protecting your home’s indoor air quality ..read more

One rather popular type of HVAC system to hit the market is the ductless mini-split system. This offers the convenience of heating and cooling all in one unit with more installation flexibility than most other types of traditional HVAC systems. If you’re contemplating whether or not this system is ideal for you, we’re going to share with you the top reasons you should invest your hard-earned money in a ductless mini-split HVAC system. Capable of Heating and Cooling One of the biggest advantages of investing in a ductless mini-split system is that it offers both heating and cooling capabilities ..read more

Heating your home in the cold Colorado winters can push you towards bursting your budget some years. Your HVAC system works extremely hard to keep you and your family warm as the temperatures outdoors sink. Your home’s furnace may seem to run constantly on the coldest days. Keeping warm indoors without tipping the scales on your heating budget means taking steps to create greater efficiency and perhaps relying on your furnace less. With some thought and creativity, and perhaps help from the professional HVAC technicians at Premier Heating and Air, there are a few strategies you can try to lowe ..read more

Summer is here, and believe it or not, it’s the best time to maintain your furnace! The last thing that you want to use over the summer is your furnace, but that doesn’t mean that you should put your furnace out of your mind. The summer is actually a great time to get your furnace maintained, and there are several things you can do to make sure that, come fall, your furnace is ready to go. The following is a list from our Denver furnace service experts of a few things you can do to maintain your furnace this summer: #1. Replace the Filter When was the last time you replaced the filter in your ..read more

Your HVAC System When it comes to getting the most out of your HVAC system, it’s important to make sure that you’re doing everything you can to make sure it is functioning properly. While your HVAC system might be functioning well, you should be asking the question as to whether it’s running at its best capability. In order to do this, you should be doing things to make sure that it’s as efficient as possible. Here are some tips for making sure your HVAC system is functioning at optimal levels. Making Your HVAC System Energy Efficient Change Your Filter – Changing your filter often is importa ..read more

Should You Still Run Your AC Unit? Welcome back! In our last blog, we discussed a couple of reasons why you should still be running your air conditioning. The first reason is the fact that it is still August, which means the average temperature is 86 degrees which means your house will be about 30 degrees hotter than the temperature outside, so it’s definitely necessary to run your AC. The second reason we discussed is the fact that people sleep better at night when their room is set to a cool 65 degrees. It shouldn’t be too hard to get your room to that temperature at night. While these reaso ..read more

Have you noticed an unpleasant odor coming from your air conditioner? You should be able to feel and hear your air conditioner, but you shouldn’t be able to smell it! If you feel like you need to wear a gas mask to avoid the odors coming from your air conditioner, you’ve come to the right place. We are Premier Heating and Air, and we are your premier air conditioning service experts in Denver. The following is a list from our professionals of a few of the different smells that could be coming from your air conditioner and what to do about them: #1. Mildew If the air coming from your air condit ..read more

Keeping Your Air Conditioner Running It’s getting to be the end of summer and you’re beginning to use your air conditioner less and less. It feels as though the days of summer are already over for Denver, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. In fact, there are still a lot of summer festivities to be enjoyed including an end-of-summer party at your house. Beyond having a party, it’s important to remember that your comfort is of the utmost importance which is why it’s also important to keep your AC running at optimal levels. With that said, here are a few reasons why it’s still worth it ..read more

Tips For The Most Efficient HVAC System Welcome back to our blog on all things HVAC. In our last blog, we touched on a few ways to make your HVAC system more energy efficient. Between changing your filter frequently, uncovering your vents, having your ducts cleaned, and getting frequent air conditioner maintenance, you can be off to a great start for making your HVAC system more efficient. However, there are even more ways to get the most out of your HVAC system so that you can save money on your utility costs in the long run. Here are just a few more tips for maximum HVAC efficiency. HVAC Sys ..read more