From the shop
Denver HVAC written plainly
No heat, a furnace at a mile high, cooling that falls behind, and whether the furnace stays. Within 40 miles of Denver.
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The furnace quits on the first cold night
Denver heating calls pile up when the first real cold hits. Most of them are a furnace that sat all summer, not a dead house.
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A Denver furnace is not a sea-level furnace
At 5,280 feet the air holds less oxygen. A gas furnace left on factory settings burns wrong.
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The AC runs all day and the house stays warm
Denver summers are shorter than a hot-climate city, and the cooling still falls behind. Thin air and a blocked coil are the usual reasons.
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Heat pump, furnace, or both
A lot of Denver houses do not need the furnace pulled. A heat pump can carry the mild hours. The furnace stays for the cold ones.
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