Category Archives: Air Conditioning

Springtime A/C Maintenance Means Summer Cooling Efficiency

By Pat Quinlan | Published: April 26, 2012

Every spring, A/C maintenance should be at the top of your to-do list. Before you run your equipment around the clock, it should be serviced and cleaned. In that way,

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Dust Buildup Can Put A Strain On Your Air Conditioner

By Pat Quinlan | Published: April 24, 2012

During the cooling season, dust buildup in your air conditioner can cause significant problems. Therefore, it’s critical that homeowners have their air conditioners serviced, ideally prior to the beginning of

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Looking For A Simple Means Of Heating And Cooling A New Addition? Consider Ductless Mini Splits

By Pat Quinlan | Published: December 15, 2011

When adding on to an existing home, one of the biggest challenges facing homeowners and builders is finding enough space to include all the necessary features and infrastructure for the

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A/C Let You Down This Season? Upgrade Now, While 2011 Tax Credits Are Still In Effect

By Pat Quinlan | Published: November 10, 2011

Did your air conditioner underperform this summer? Is your system old and in need of an upgrade? Then perhaps now would be a good time to upgrade to a high-efficiency

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Insulating On A Budget? Get Your Priorities Straight — Start With The Attic

By Pat Quinlan | Published: October 27, 2011

Insulating your home is a smart way to save money on your heating and cooling costs and to make your house more comfortable when hot or cold temperatures take control

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Spending More Now Or Later — The Lifetime Costs Of A Furnace Upgrade

By Pat Quinlan | Published: October 20, 2011

Buying a new furnace can be a considerable expense, with costs often reaching several thousand dollars. If initial expenditure is a major factor in your buying decision, it’s tempting to

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Optimal Efficiency And A Two-In-One With Dual-Fuel Systems

By Pat Quinlan | Published: October 18, 2011

Have you ever stopped to think about the amount of money that goes into heating and cooling your home? There has to be a better way. If you’re looking for

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With These Handy Tips, You Can Select A Furnace That Answers To Your Home’s Unique Heating Demands

By Pat Quinlan | Published: October 13, 2011

A furnace upgrade is a huge decision. In addition to the immediate financial repercussions, your comfort and energy costs will be affected for years to come. With that in mind,

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When To Replace A Water Heater

By Pat Quinlan | Published: October 11, 2011

You may be putting off buying a new water heater because you’re not sure if it’s time to replace the old one yet. 

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Coffman And Companies’ Boiler Buyer’s Guide

By Pat Quinlan | Published: October 6, 2011

Upgrading a failing or aging boiler can reduce your heating costs by as much as 30 percent, if you know what to look for. Unfortunately, many Front Range homeowners are

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