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By Basset Heating • 23 Feb, 2023

Most Colorado Springs homes are fine with no AC system for all but 4 weeks out of the year. But those 4 weeks can be miserably hot in your home.While Colorado may have milder summers than other parts of the country, there are still many reasons why you may want to consider installing central air conditioning in your home in Colorado springs.

What You Need To Know About Heat Pumps

By Basset Heating • 21 Aug, 2019

A heat pump is used to distribute heat from one place to the other using a compressor and a refrigerant. In most cases, the heat is extracted from outdoors and pumped indoors. Using a heat pump guarantees less use of electricity so it’s considered energy efficient.

How much does a new furnace cost?

By Basset Heating • 03 Jan, 2018

The most asked question from a homeowner when faced with replacing an existing furnace is, “How much does a new furnace cost?” Whether your home’s furnace is just old and inefficient, or broken down beyond repair, eventually it will need to be replaced.

how to get hot water delivered faster

By Basset Heating • 16 Aug, 2017

Are you tired of waiting for the hot water to reach your shower or faucet in the upstairs bathroom? Does wasting energy and adding to your utility bill concern you? Would you like to do something about it? Well good news! There is an affordable way for how to get hot water delivered faster to those faucets that are located far away from your hot water heater.

choosing a new furnace for your home

By Basset Heating • 13 Aug, 2017

When choosing a new furnace for your home it is important to consider several factors before deciding which furnace best fits your needs. Many homeowners will consider only one factor: price.

hvac home service agreements

By Basset Heating • 17 Mar, 2017

Another benefit of being a service plan member with an hv ac home service agreement is that you’ll receive discounts not only on the cost of the annual service, but on service call charges, repairs as well as no overtime charges for emergency services during off hours. Our service plan club members often save hundreds of dollars simply by being a member.

Exhaust fans can contribute to heat loss

29 Nov, 2016

In bathrooms and kitchens, overhead exhaust fans are used to pull unwanted airborne particles out of the room and into the atmosphere. When it’s working properly, the exhaust duct is a one-way street to the outdoors. But during the cold weather season, exhaust fans may also making it too easy for frigid air to creep in. In short, exhaust fans can contribute to heat loss in your home.