Heat pump installations in the Denver-Boulder metro area continue to increase steadily. The reasons are varied, including the “green” movement away from burning fossil fuels at home. In addition, significant rebates are offered by Xcel Energy and manufacturers for installing these electric-powered comfort products that provide both heating and cooling for the home. In this...
View Article Continue ReadingFor homeowners in the Denver-Boulder area who are shopping for a replacement gas furnace, our team at Save Home Heat continues to recommend variable-speed models as an option worth learning more about. Response from our customers who select variable-speed furnaces has been uniformly positive, and these heaters continue to gain popularity – and for good...
View Article Continue ReadingIn situations when the power goes down for an extended period, often weather related, a home standby generator powered by natural gas or propane will provide the peace of mind that you still have electricity for all or priority areas of your home. In this blog post, our team at Save Home Heat would like...
View Article Continue ReadingDuctless mini-split heating and cooling systems, and heat pumps in general, continue to grow in popularity with our customers in the Denver-Boulder area, and our team at Save Home Heat is having great results installing mini-split heat pumps. In this blog post, we’d like to take a closer look at yet another reason why Mitsubishi...
View Article Continue ReadingWhen it comes to home heating and cooling, ductless mini-split heat pumps continue to grow in popularity in the Denver-Boulder area. Compared to just a decade ago, the number of mini-split heat pumps that our team now installs is far beyond the volume of cooling-only units that once dominated the ductless home comfort market. In...
View Article Continue ReadingAs we near the end of summer and start looking forward to cooler days in the Denver-Boulder area, many homeowners are starting to get their homes and property ready for the winter season. The to-do lists are usually a near replica of the previous year, and often feature items ranging from fertilizing flowerbeds, preparing to...
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