Does your home have a chilly basement? It wouldn’t be a surprise to us, because it’s a common situation for many Colorado Front Range homeowners. The basement is located fully or partially below ground level, where the sun doesn’t...
Continue ReadingHave you been here? Standing at the kitchen sink, desperately hoping the greasy, backed up, watery muck will start going down the dang drain. But no matter what names you scream at it in fury and panic, the slimy...
Continue ReadingThe Colorado Front Range is considered a semi-arid region, and many of us appreciate the relatively low humidity that our climate provides, especially during the summer. But when winter rolls around, our Colorado air can feel downright uncomfortable after...
Continue ReadingIn the Colorado Front Range, the simple answer to the question posed above, is 'yes.' While expansion tanks traditionally have been associated with hot water based home heating, i.e. central boiler systems with hot water baseboards and/or infloor tubing,...
Continue ReadingOne of the common phrases used today in the residential heating industry is ‘sealed combustion.' It is relevant to the discussion of forced air furnaces, hot water boilers, space heaters and even water heaters--but what does the term mean...
Continue ReadingThe holiday season is a time for joy and celebration for many people. Part of this, of course, is decorating trees and stringing lights inside and outside our homes. Even if you've already set up your holiday decorations, now's...
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