How Low Humidity Affects Your Denver Home (And What to Do About It)
Denver’s naturally low relative humidity, often 22 to 26 percent, can crack wood furniture and flooring and dry out nasal passages during winter months. Joe
Fall Pipe Insulation Tips Before Denver’s First Freeze
With the season’s first hard freeze on the horizon, are your pipes up to it? You should be aware of which lines in the house
The Hidden Cost of Dirty Air: What’s Happening Inside Your System
Dirty evaporator coils and condensers can quietly reduce a home’s HVAC efficiency and air quality even when the outside of the unit looks clean. Joe
Common Water Heater Problems Denver Homeowners Run Into
Halfway through a shower and the water is cold? You are picking up some odd rumbling in the basement? A puddle has appeared at the
What a UV Light Actually Does for Your HVAC System
UV lights installed in an HVAC system kill bacteria, viruses, and mold growth on the evaporator coil and in the airflow, going beyond what filters
Why Your Allergies Might Be Worse Inside Your Own Home
Modern, energy-efficient homes are often too airtight to let allergens like skin cells and pet dander escape, which can make allergy symptoms worse indoors than
AC or Open Windows? How to Decide on a Smoky Denver Day
Should You Run the AC or Open the Windows on a Smoky Denver Day? Whether to run the AC or open the windows on a
Fun Facts About Water Softeners Every Denver Homeowner Should Know
You have probably seen your share of a chalky white film on the faucet. Or found yourself in the position of wondering why soap will
How Does Wildfire Smoke Get Into an Airtight Denver Home?
Wildfire smoke gets into airtight, energy-efficient Denver homes mainly through everyday actions like opening garage doors and letting pets in and out, not through gaps