Colorado Home Cooling Analysis: Whole House Fans vs. Central AC For homeowners along the Front Range, the “True Cost” of cooling is dictated by Colorado’s unique semi-arid climate and significant diurnal temperature swings. While Central Air Conditioning...
stering the High Desert Heat Why Pueblo is the “Perfect” Climate for Fans Pueblo West and the surrounding areas experience some of the highest temperatures in Colorado. However, Pueblo also has the lowest relative humidity. This dry...
The Ultimate Guide to Cooling Colorado Springs: Mountain Air vs. Central AC Why Colorado Springs Homes are “Heat Magnets” At elevations of 6,035 to 7,000 feet, Colorado Springs homeowners face a unique atmospheric challenge. The air is thinner here, which means...
Cooling Castle Rock: Why the “Front Range Breeze” is Your Best Friend If you live in Castle Rock, Monument, or any of the high-elevation communities along the Front Range, you know that our climate is a bit… rebellious. We have that intense, high-altitude...
If you’re skeptical about whole house fans (WHF), it’s probably because you think of them as a “box fan in a window.” They aren’t. They are box fans on steroids! They are a pre-emptive strike against the heat that makes AC necessary in the first...
