Aspen Creek Heating & Air Blog

With our high altitude and dry air, we know that the height of summer can be quite uncomfortable. This is particularly true if you suffer from asthma or some allergies. Swamp coolers bring some very welcome moisture into your home. Another piece of good news is that such coolers tend to cost less to install…

Running your air conditioner is a simple and straightforward process that involves setting your thermostat to a good program. However, there is a lot of misinformation about running an AC unit, causing homeowners to make a lot of costly mistakes. These include: Trying to speed up your unit’s cooling by setting your thermostat lower than…

Many homeowners think they can DIY their AC installation to save money. However, AC installation can make or break the functionality and durability of your unit. For example, improper installation can open your system up to problems, resulting in costly repairs. Here are some reasons why you shouldn’t DIY AC installation. You don’t have the…

Poor indoor air quality and air pollution can cause allergies and other health conditions such as asthma. Some of the common pollutants that contribute to indoor air pollution include dust, gas, mold, and mildew growth and pet hairs. Unfortunately, these contaminants can affect how your HVAC system functions and cause it to wear down. Luckily,…

Heating and cooling can account for up to half of your entire utility bills. With summer around the corner, many homeowners are preparing to pay even more. But what if you could reduce these costs with a few tips? Here is a list of five tips to help you do that. Change your AC filter:…

Sadly, at the moment, just as the weather begins to take that great annual turn for the better here in Colorado, we may be spending much more time indoors than we would want to. Over the last few years, many improvements have been made to both windows (making them more energy efficient) and in-home insulation.…

When you desire optimum efficiency with your heating and cooling then perhaps having multiple zones in your home that provide different temperature selections in different spaces is the way to go. Do the second-floor bedrooms need to be at the same temperature throughout the day as the first-floor living spaces? Would having multiple zones truly…

Your furnace should offer you a quality service. Unfortunately, sometimes it can let you down and you may be torn between repair and replacement. When do you know which is the right option for your furnace? Repair Your furnace will likely need a repair if it is new, relatively new (less than 15 years old),…

As spring makes its way into Colorado, with summer heat to follow, it’s that time of year where we start to recognize that our state’s low humidity climate can make many residents uncomfortable in their own homes. This can be due to sinus problems, or the effect of very dry skin. This is why many…

Furnace systems can break down as a result of wear and tear or poor maintenance, requiring immediate repair and replacement. However, it’s vital to note the warning signs early to avoid having a damaged furnace system in the middle of winter. Some signs that show your furnace is failing include; Your furnace is making loud…

Furnace tune-ups are vital as they ensure your furnace system is in good condition and it won’t break down when you need it the most. Additionally, regular inspection prolongs the life span of your furnace and saves energy. Experts recommend having a tune-up annually to ensure your furnace system operates at peak efficiency throughout the…

Proper care and maintenance of your heating system is vital in ensuring it functions correctly and lasts for longer. Unfortunately, many homeowners forgo their furnace maintenance, resulting in problems such as malfunctioning thermostats and dirty filters. Here are some ways you can maintain your furnace for optimal performance. Get a professional tune-up Test your CO…