Ductless 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 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...
View Article Continue ReadingFor Colorado residents and business owners, too, it makes sense to be informed about the quality of the water that you use for a variety of purposes. Whether it’s to help ensure the health and wellbeing of you and your family, and a long service life for your home’s plumbing system, or for purposes involved...
View Article Continue ReadingIt has been well established that the ozone layer surrounding our planet helps protect our health and natural resources, and controlling and reversing its depletion continues to be a major focus for scientists researching changes to our environment. The trend toward “greener” energy sources, transportation, and home comfort products are just some of the offshoots...
View Article Continue ReadingMore and more homeowners are now thinking about the environmental impact of their homes. We’re glad to report that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) provides a wealth of helpful tips for homeowners to help make their homes and their lifestyles “greener.” Here’s our spring 2022 overview of some of the notable recommendations from the EPA...
View Article Continue ReadingWhen searching for a contractor to service or install your home air conditioning or heat pump system, it is important to work with a team that carries Environmental Protection Agency certification for the safe handling of the refrigerant contained in the system. This is required by federal law for all equipment, appliances, and other residential...
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