Water corrosion occurs when water reacts with refined metal or another vulnerable material and returns that material to a more stable state. Rust is one of the most recognizable examples of corrosion, but several sources of corrosive water exist....
Continue ReadingIf you're looking to buy or upgrade your furnace, it's important to know some of the basic facts about heating and cooling systems. In the case of furnaces, two important terms are ‘heat load’ and ‘heat capacity.’ A beginner...
Continue ReadingWhen the temperatures drop during Colorado winters, your energy bills can increase as your furnace works harder to heat your home. If you're sensitive to cold weather or if you want to save money on heating bills, you can...
Continue ReadingWhen winter comes to Colorado, you turn up your thermostat and pull the heavy blankets out of storage. While your furnace provides a welcome reprieve from the harsh winds and frigid temperatures outside, it also dries out the air...
Continue ReadingThe vast majority of our homes employ either a furnace or a boiler for central heating. The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) requires that manufacturers of these heaters document their equipment's AFUE ratings so that consumers can compare the efficiencies...
Continue ReadingWhile it may be cold outside and you have the heater blasting, now is the perfect time to consider pre-scheduling annual AC maintenance--or, installing a new or replacement central or ductless air conditioner in your home. During the wintertime,...
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