Spring in Denver, Colorado, heralds the appearance of an air conditioning foe: pollen! Films of pollen often form along pathways, particularly near pine trees. Until late spring, cedar and cottonwood are at their peaks, producing nearly undetectable vapors that can penetrate your airways. Grass pollen is also prevalent in the late…
Air conditioners cool air by removing heat, and their coils are critical to getting the job done and overall efficiency. How so? Evaporator coils cool similarly to skin evaporation. As the air heats the evaporator coil, a refrigerant turns into a gas. The refrigerant is piped outside the home to…
Plummeting temperatures in the Denver winter can cause lower humidity levels. This could lead to dry skin and eyes, chapped lips, headaches, stuffy noses, sore throats, dehydration, and nosebleeds, among others. That’s a big no for the colder months, right? So why does this occur? Humidity is retained more effectively…
From your HVAC system to your water heater, your home uses a great deal of energy. While you depend on these systems on a daily basis, they can drive up your energy bills in a hurry. Luckily, there are some easy energy-saving tips to help you save thousands and take…
We are well into the middle of the coldest part of the year here in Denver, where we see the coldest temperatures in December and January with lows well below freezing. It’s going to be a little while until it warms up enough to turn down the heat, but that…