As winter fades and temperatures start to climb, it’s the perfect time to transition your home from heating to cooling. Making the switch isn’t just about flipping the thermostat from Heat to Cool—a little preparation ensures your air conditioner runs efficiently, keeps energy bills low, and prevents surprise breakdowns during the first hot day of the year.
A furnace that’s too big for your home wastes energy and money. It also wears down system components faster.
A gas furnace is more common in the Denver area. But a heat pump is still a viable option.
If your furnace is blowing cold air, there could be a million different things wrong with it.
Heat pumps can work well in even the coldest regions of the country because they use “backup” heating. Learn more here.
Furnace not turning on at all? Our Denver techs explain all the possible reasons and give you DIY tips to fix it.
A Littleton homeowner and her 3 girls came home to a furnace that wouldn’t turn on.
A homeowner in Aurora called us up because his furnace pilot light went out.
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