Thursday, November 15, 2018

It’s Time to Pump…You Up.

That may sound like an old SNL routine with Hans and Franz, but in this case, it refers to a new pump for your home.  Basically, there are two types of sump pumps.  There are submersible pumps and pedestal pumps.  As you might have guessed, submersible ones are installed under water while pedestal ones are installed above the sump basin.

Here are some sump pumps to consider –


1.  Primary found in most basements
2.  Battery back-up pumps
3.  Combination…combining a primary and a battery back-up
4.  Sewage pumps which are designed primarily to pump sewage away from a home

So who is the pump expert among Colorado Springs plumbers?  A great choice for our diverse area is Altitude Heating and Air.  You can learn more by visiting their new website at www.altitudehvacco.com.  They have been serving the Colorado Springs area for all of our plumbing and HVAC needs.  Give them a call today at (719) 209-4955.

Tuesday, November 13, 2018

THANKSGIVING IN COLORADO SPRINGS

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"Several of our area restaurants and attractions are providing something extra to be thankful for this year. Check out Thanksgiving specials and events in Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region."





Wednesday, November 7, 2018

Veteran’s Day Discounts & Veterans Eat Free

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"Veteran’s Day is Sunday, November 11th, 2018.  To honor our military, many Colorado Springs-area and nationwide businesses give discounts and free meals to veterans on this day."



Thursday, November 1, 2018

Sump Pumps in Winter.

We in the Colorado Springs area know that winter will soon hit in full force.  When it does, is your sump pump ready for the Rocky Mountain weather ahead?  It is important to note that your sump pump will run occasionally during the winter months as melted snow tends to accumulate in the sump pit over time.

Here is the iffy part.  If your sump pump runs irregularly and continues for an extended period…you probably have a problem.  Did you remove its flex hose?    The flex hose connects to your sump pump’s plastic drain piping somewhere along the exterior of your home and is intended to direct sump water away from your home’s foundation. 

Problematic…you bet it is!  Do you want to be responsible for all of this yourself or would you like to have a Colorado Springs sump pump expert troubleshoot it for you?  That is why we are here.  We are Altitude Heating and Air solving and preventing HVAC issues throughout Colorado Springs.  Please give us a call at (719) 209-4955.