Category Archives: Air ducts

Reducing The Contaminants That Compromise Indoor Air Quality — What Are Your Options?

By Pat Quinlan | Published: December 8, 2011

Most of us spend the majority of our time indoors, whether our activities involve working at our jobs, going to school, or just spending time relaxing at home. To keep

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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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Use This Checklist For Fall Preventive Maintenance

By Pat Quinlan | Published: September 13, 2011

It may not feel like it in on the Front Range now, but fall is just around the corner. That means your air conditioner will soon get a break, but

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Your High-Efficiency HVAC Equipment Is Only As Good As Your Ductwork Design And Installation

By Pat Quinlan | Published: August 2, 2011

If it seems like your high-efficiency HVAC equipment isn’t living up to its promises, the culprit might be your ductwork.

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Tips For Choosing A Reputable HVAC Contractor

By Pat Quinlan | Published: June 20, 2011

When it comes time to replace or upgrade your home’s heating and cooling systems, choosing the right HVAC contractor is as important as selecting the new equipment. You want to

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Why Ductwork Design Impacts How Well Your HVAC Systems Work

By Pat Quinlan | Published: June 8, 2011

Tucked away in basements and attics, and behind walls, ductwork is often out of sight and out of mind. Unlike the electrical wires and water pipes that share its hidden

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Cooling Costs Just Too High? Look Into Duct Sealing

By Pat Quinlan | Published: June 1, 2011

An estimated 20 percent of the air that homeowners pump through their air conditioner never reaches its destination because of faulty duct sealing.  This means that air you pay to

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Consider An Electronic Air Cleaner When Indoor Air Quality’s A Priority

By Pat Quinlan | Published: May 4, 2011

Electronic air cleaners can boost the air quality in your home. An electronic air cleaner can be especially useful in an area like Denver, where the weather can change in

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New Online Tool Helps You Find Whole-House Energy Savings

By Pat Quinlan | Published: April 27, 2011

Every homeowner here in Denver, and all across the country, is concerned with saving energy and money while maintaining a comfortable home environment. It can be a challenge to find

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