Winters in Denver are no laughing matter. While the city may not transform into the barren white landscape that many expect, it does get cold early and stay that way for a long time. To maximize your home’s comfort and minimize your heating bills, it’s important that your home’s furnace functions properly. Take a look […]
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Page 15 of 16Signs That You Require AC Repairs This Summer
June 30, 2020The summer weather is hitting full force, and that means you are more than likely already flicking on the air conditioning to try and beat the heat. However, there’s sadly a chance that you may need repairs done to your unit due to malfunctions and reduced efficiency. What are the signs that repairs are required? […]
Reminder: It’s Time to Schedule Your Annual AC Service!
June 4, 2020It’s that time of year again! As the days get hotter, brighter, and longer, it’s clear that we’re finally on the cusp of summer. With that in mind, have you given any thought to the state of your AC system? If not, now’s the time to schedule your residential AC services with Squeaks Family Safety […]
4 Simple Spring Plumbing Tips
May 6, 2020Since we’re spending far too much time indoors from the virus outbreak this spring, let’s be productive and double down on our spring cleaning efforts. You might have cleaned your closet, power washed your deck, and disinfected every surface in your home more times than you can count by now, but did you take the […]
Keep Your Family Squeaky Safe from Furnace Gas Leaks
February 18, 2020When it comes to your furnace, there’s no such thing as a small gas leak or gas leak repair. Every second your gas line is faulty, it’s contaminating your home with a dangerous poison, slowly affecting those you love the most. That’s why it’s extremely important to reach out to a Squeaks Family Safety & […]
3 Warning Signs That Your Furnace is About to Fail
December 17, 2019There’s nothing worse than walking into a freezing cold house to discover that your furnace has spewed its last warm breath. And we all know that Colorado winters are impossible to survive without a functioning furnace.
