With the continuing trend away from using fossil fuels such as natural gas to power our homes, our team continues to present the latest ‘green’ options for heating, cooling, and producing hot water for our homes. This blog focuses on compact and point-of-use electric water heaters, which can be used independently or to enhance the...
View Article Continue ReadingAt Save Home Heat Company, we do our best to look out for the safety of our customers, whether it’s in your home’s heating and cooling, plumbing, or electrical realm. The focus of this blog is on an electrical issue that has been around for a while, yet may still be present in a number...
View Article Continue ReadingOver the past year, we’ve covered some of the different ways that upgraded lighting can increase our enjoyment and the usefulness of areas inside and outside of our homes. In this edition in our ongoing series on residential lighting, we’re going to take a closer look at light fixtures designed to be attached to your...
View Article Continue ReadingAs fall approaches, changing weather in the Denver-Boulder area once again brings up annual maintenance considerations for many homeowners. Fallings leaves, followed by snow, are just around the corner, and now’s the time to take action. Have you checked off all the priority items on your summer to-do list? What’s on your ‘fall prep’ list...
View Article Continue ReadingAs part of our team’s commitment to your whole-home comfort and convenience, Save Home Heat Company offers comprehensive plumbing inspection services to our valued customers in the Denver-Boulder metro area. Plumbing systems and fixtures all around our homes are involved in a great deal of our daily habits, chores, and practices, and thus are a...
View Article Continue ReadingWay back in the 1880s, Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla waged a battle over whose concept for electrical power would gain the upper hand – Edison’s direct current (DC) or Tesla’s alternating current (AC). Of course, Tesla won that war and for over 100 years AC has ruled. Interestingly, DC electricity is now making a...
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