We Won't Cold Shoulder You

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We Won't Cold Shoulder You

Turn Up The Heat!

Smart Seasonal HVAC Tips for Colorado Homeowners

Understanding Colorado’s Unique Climate Challenges

Living in areas like Highlands Ranch and Englewood means dealing with dramatic temperature swings throughout the year. At Gustafson Heating & Air Conditioning, we understand how these weather patterns affect your home comfort systems.

Spring Preparation (March-May)

• Remove winter debris from outdoor units
• Schedule professional AC maintenance
• Replace air filters
• Check ductwork for winter damage

Summer Optimization (June-August)

During peak cooling season, efficiency becomes crucial. Our service area experiences intense afternoon heat, making proper AC maintenance essential. Consider these warm-weather tips:

• Program thermostats to adjust during work hours
• Keep condenser units clear of vegetation
• Check insulation in attics and crawl spaces
• Monitor humidity levels

Fall Transition (September-November)

Colorado’s fall season requires special attention to heating systems. Before the first freeze:

• Schedule heating system inspection
• Seal any window drafts
• Test carbon monoxide detectors
• Clean heating vents and registers

Winter Preparation (December-February)

The Highlands Ranch and Englewood regions can experience extreme cold snaps. Prepare your system by:

• Installing programmable thermostats
• Checking heat exchanger condition
• Protecting outdoor units from snow
• Maintaining consistent indoor temperatures

Year-Round Efficiency

Regular maintenance isn’t just about seasonal comfort—it’s about saving money and extending equipment life. Our experienced technicians recommend quarterly check-ups to ensure optimal performance during every season.

Remember, preparing your HVAC system for seasonal changes isn’t just about comfort; it’s about protecting your investment and ensuring efficient operation throughout Colorado’s diverse weather patterns.

Contact Gustafson Heating & Air Conditioning today to schedule your seasonal maintenance and keep your system running efficiently all year long.

Smart Seasonal HVAC Tips for Colorado Homeowners
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