July is one of the most demanding months for HVAC systems across Denver and the Front Range. With record-high temperatures and constant cooling demands, your system is likely running harder than any other time of year.

For large building owners and maintenance supervisors, the stakes are high: when systems fail, the cost isn’t just comfort—it’s operational downtime, emergency repair bills, and sometimes even tenant dissatisfaction.

Summer is almost here, and that means your HVAC system is about to become the hardest-working part of your building. Before the full heat hits, now’s the time for a final check to ensure everything is clean, tuned, and running at peak performance.

As the summer months approach, your cooling system is about to face its toughest test of the year. Neglecting maintenance now could lead to higher energy bills, inefficient cooling, and costly breakdowns when demand is at its peak.

Spring is the ideal time to tackle HVAC maintenance before demand spikes in the summer. At Common Cents Energy Recovery, we specialize in professional HVAC coil deep cleaning and system optimization, helping building owners and facility managers across Denver and the Front Range save money and prevent downtime.

As temperatures drop, your HVAC system becomes the unsung hero of comfort, keeping your spaces warm and functional. But winter also brings added strain to these systems, making regular maintenance crucial.

For large facilities, January presents the perfect opportunity to kickstart energy efficiency, improve indoor air quality, and reduce the risk of unexpected breakdowns by prioritizing HVAC coil cleaning.

For many facility managers, unused budget funds don’t carry over to the new year, meaning it’s “use it or lose it.” Investing in HVAC coil cleaning now not only maximizes your budget but also provides benefits that will carry over into next year.

Is your HVAC system ready for the colder months ahead? For large building owners and facility managers, ensuring HVAC efficiency is key to providing a comfortable environment for occupants and keeping energy costs down.