Aspen Creek Heating & Air Blog

However warm you feel outdoors at this time of year, there will be freezing cold, huddle-at-home days to come. Sorry for mentioning this, but it does mean that now is a great time to have your furnace inspected ready for the winter. This means filters can be changed; the thermostat, controls, other electricals – in…

The coils in an air conditioning system draw moisture from the air as part of the cooling process. The condensation that forms on them then drains out of the system. Yet, consider the following: A standard whole-home AC system isn’t designed specifically to draw enough moisture out of the air to consistently maintain low humidity…

Removing particles and allergens from the air is good for anyone’s lungs, but it is especially important for the youngest among us. Children who breathe in harmful pollutants can have their lungs permanently affected as they are still in their developmental stage. Their immune system can become compromised from steady exposure to allergens. Even worse,…

We can all appreciate that home insulation techniques have taken great steps forward. This is equally true with the installation of more energy-efficient windows. This is all good, except for one problem many Coloradans have spoken to us about. Such improvements can also mean that it’s likely that pet dander, dust, and allergy-inducing materials become…

During summer, you rely heavily on your air conditioning system to relieve you from the heat. Unfortunately, lack of adequate airflow can cause your AC not to blow cold air, affecting its operation. Some of the causes of inadequate airflow include: Dirty or clogged filters Ice buildup Clogged drain It’s wise to hire a professional…

No matter how warm, even flaming hot, the days are during a Colorado summer, we still need hot water to live our lives. If your water heater is not functioning as it should, there are several key areas we’ll inspect to locate and then professionally diagnose the problem. These include the hot and cold water…

There is a detailed installation process to follow when a new air conditioning system is introduced to your property. But there are also a few specific touches which our customers often comment upon. Our clear plan to make the completed installation as easily accessible as possible for future servicing The siting of the condensing unit…

The dry air and high altitude in Colorado can be unpleasant at times because it triggers allergies. Additionally, dry air can affect your skin and contribute to dry eyes and chapped lips. Luckily, you can combat this by installing an evaporative cooler in your home to supply you with cold, moist air. However, when purchasing…

Did you know that healthy air equals a healthy you? Many homeowners forgo humidity when improving their indoor air quality and comfort. Unfortunately, dry air can cause dry skin, sinus infections, and irritation to the eyes, nose, and mouth. Therefore, you need to get a whole-home humidifier to add moisture to your air, minimizing your…

Many homeowners prefer repairing their air conditioning systems to save money. However, at times, your heating and cooling appliance needs more than a quick fix. AC repair is only a short-term solution and your system may well need replacing eventually. Here are five signs that show you need replacement air conditioning installation services. You’re always…

You might be attempting to keep cool inside when the summer is blistering hot outdoors. Yet at other times and seasons, you are aiming to keep comfy snug when the winter blasts away outside. Either way, it pays to have optimum control over your HVAC system. As well as keeping you as warm or cool…

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…