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How to Winterize Swamp Cooler Before the Hard Freeze
At 6,035 feet above sea level, Colorado Springs sees its first hard freeze arrive earlier than most homeowners expect, often by mid to late October.
MERV 11 vs MERV 13: Best Furnace Filter for a Colorado Springs Home
Colorado Springs sits over 6,000 feet above sea level, and that thin mountain air forces your furnace to run longer cycles just to keep your
How to Get Pet Smell Out of the House
If you have scrubbed every carpet, washed every blanket, and sprayed enough odor eliminator to fill a closet, but your home still smells like your
Asbestos in Air Ducts: What Older Colorado Springs Homes Need to Know
If your home was built before 1980, there is a real chance your HVAC system relies on asbestos ductwork components installed decades ago. Colorado Springs
How to Clean Air Vents Before Heating Season
If your furnace has been sitting quiet since spring, the vents and registers connected to it have likely collected a season’s worth of dust, pollen,
Dryer Takes Too Long to Dry? Your Vent Line Is Probably the Problem
Colorado Springs sits above 6,000 feet, where humidity often drops below 30% and cottonwood fluff drifts through neighborhoods like Rockrimmon and Briargate every spring. That
