Category: Heating and Cooling Systems
Yes, a sewer camera inspection is usually worth it. A plumber threads a waterproof HD camera through your sewer line and shows you exactly what is…
Set your water heater to 120°F, the temperature most plumbing and health experts recommend for a safe balance between scald prevention and bacteria…
When your toilet gurgles right after a shower, air is being forced back through the bowl because water cannot drain freely somewhere in the line the…
A ductless mini split is a duct-free heating and cooling system that pairs an outdoor compressor with wall- or ceiling-mounted indoor units, giving…
For a Colorado winter, set your thermostat to about 68°F while you’re home and awake, then drop it to 60 to 65°F overnight or when you’re…
A smart thermostat typically saves a Front Range household $50 to $250 a year, trimming heating and cooling energy use by roughly 8 to 23 percent. In…
If you smell gas in your home, act immediately: leave the house, take everyone and pets with you, and avoid anything that could spark a flame,…
A sump pump battery backup is a secondary pump powered by a stored battery that takes over the instant your home loses electricity, keeping your…
A furnace that won’t turn on or ignite usually traces back to four things: a misconfigured or dead-battery thermostat, a tripped breaker or furnace…
A furnace blowing cold air almost always means the burners aren’t lighting or staying lit while the blower keeps pushing unheated air through the…