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Save on Cooling Costs with Mini-Split Air Conditioners

Have this summer’s heat waves brought you to the boiling point? Before you commit to installing or replacing central air conditioning, consider a mini-split system.
Also known as ductless systems, mini-splits are just what the name implies—small components split into individual areas. They can be single-purpose heating…

Energy Saving Alternatives to AC

Talk to long-term Coloradans and you’ll surely hear someone say, “Yon don’t need air conditioning in Colorado.” That may sound ridiculous given the recent run of 100°-plus days in the state, but a few days do not an air conditioning season make. Before you invest in a central…

The Pros and Cons of Copper and Aluminum Wiring

There are two types of metal commonly used in wiring: copper and aluminum. They’re chosen for their efficiency, ease of use, and affordability. Each has its advantages and disadvantages and knowing those can help avoid problems that range from annoying to disastrous.

Pros and Cons of Aluminum Wiring

Electrical Abbreviations and Acronyms

Whether you’re a DIYer shopping at the home improvement store or homeowner discussing a project with a contractor, you’re bound to come across terms commonly used in the electrical world. You’ve probably heard most of them before but are you sure what they mean? Getting them right can…

IT’S A SELLING PROBLEM

Home prices in Denver soared more in April 2021 than in an entire year—up 24.20%. In April 2021, Denver Metro listings were 2,594. That’s a two-week supply, according to Real Estate experts who call this a seller’s market.

But sellers beware. If you’ve performed updates to your home…

The Most Common Electrical Code Violations DIYers Make

Are you tempted to use some of that extra government cash on DIY projects you’ve been putting off? It’s probably a good idea, but before you tackle any jobs that require electrical work, be sure you understand your local building and electrical codes. They change over time, so…