We all know just how cold it is around here this time of year—temperatures just keep dropping and dropping and dropping! So, of course, if you’ve got a faulty heat pump on your hands, it’s really no wonder why you’re concerned!
Fortunately, you’ve come to the right spot. We’re well aware of the reasons why heat pumps stop heating, and below, we have outlined some of them for you. All you have to do is keep reading to find out more—and remember to schedule your heater repair in Colorado Springs with us!
You want your forced-air heater to be as efficient as possible, right? Of course, you do! Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to make this dream a reality, and today, we are going to be talking about one of the greatest of them all!
Have you ever wondered why gas furnaces are so popular? It’s like everyone you know owns one! Is this merely a coincidence? We don’t think so!
When winter rolls around, you expect your boiler to keep you and your family warm and toasty all season long. But sometimes, an unexpected problem can pop-up, causing all sorts of trouble for your comfort and your wallet.
If you own a ductless system, then you know that it’s fully capable of keeping you and your family nice and cozy all year long…
Surely, it doesn’t really matter how big my furnace is, right?
It can definitely be pretty confusing—just how exactly do you know what your furnace needs at the start of the heating season? Of course, you want to make sure that your furnace is fully equipped and prepared to keep you and your family warm and toasty all winter long, so what do you do?
Despite the saying, bigger is not always better, especially when it comes to the size of your furnace. We understand the assumption that the bigger the furnace is, the more output it will produce, and the warmer you will be. Although somewhat true, the size of your furnace, relative to your unique heating needs, can greatly impact its overall performance. The same principle applies if the furnace you’ve installed is too small. This is why it is important that your new home is properly sized to meet your home’s specific needs.
Winter isn’t going anywhere any time soon, which means that we will continue to use our furnaces quite a bit. Your furnace, like any other HVAC system in your home, is going to require repairs from time to time, and this is especially true during the end of the heating season. Even towards the end of the season, it is important to schedule your 
