Energy Savings Guide: Tips for Saving Money on Utility Bills

May 17, 2023

Energy prices are on the rise, making it more important than ever to prioritize energy efficiency. Fortunately, you can do plenty of things to save energy and lower your utility bills. We put together this guide to help you create an energy-efficient home. Start with the DIY suggestions and then contact Cooper Heating and Cooling for help with HVAC maintenance, repair, or installation. Keep your Colorado home comfortable year-round with Cooper Heating and Cooling.  Call us to schedule an estimate today: (720) 605-7270. Our friendly and knowledgeable technicians will answer all your questions and provide clear upfront pricing. All installations...

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Colorado Homeowners: How to Save Money This Summer on Electrical Bills

September 14, 2022

  Want to save money this summer on electrical bills? You’re not alone. With recent energy price increases, such as those affecting Xcel Energy customers, many Colorado residents are looking for ways to reduce their power bills.  To help ease the burden of sky-high utility bills this summer, we’re sharing our top 5 tips for reducing your energy consumption: Schedule AC maintenance Adjust your thermostat settings Consider a smart thermostat Use ceiling fans effectively Get your air ducts sealed Curious how you can save money on electrical bills year-round? Check out our blog on how to save money on electricity...

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Increased safety precautions for AC electrical outlets (NEC changes to GFCI in 2020)

August 16, 2021

In 2020, following several nationwide electrocution incidents, panel members that govern the National Electrical Code (“NEC”) decided to make some critical safety code changes. These changes affect cooling systems because the compressor equipment often installed in ductless or ducted HVAC systems now requires new electrical outlet power conversions. While the NEC changes are intended to prevent harmful accidents, the new code requirements are presenting some unfortunate challenges. Most notably, HVAC systems with updated outlet conversions are frequently tripping the circuit breaker, causing issues with operation and functionality.  It’s a complex and technical subject— we know. So to help you better...

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