Working hard as a Built Green member

Heat Exchange Systems, Ltd. has been working hard to create and design the best heating and air conditioning systems, with the Built Green program in mind. Meeting all the criteria, we believe and encourage the practices that promote a healthy human environment. Our philosophy is to maximize your total indoor air quality with minimum impact on the environment.

Since we began our operation in 1978, we have been doing our part to preserve the environment. We take recycling seriously and think globally, not just locally.

Built Green Colorado Program

Heat Exchange Systems, ltd. is proud to be a participating sponsor of the HBA's Built Green Colorado Program. Our philosophy is to put as much waste back into the recycling path as possible. All materials that are brought into the house are either installed or reused. We recycle all scrap tin and reuse cardboard boxes or place them for recycling. We work with suppliers and manufacturers who make a conscious effort to offer products that contain recycling materials and products that are energy efficient.

Benefits Of Using Heat Exchange Systems, Ltd. As Your HVAC Contractor:

• Member and sponsor of the Built Green Program of the Home Builders Association

• Certified Home Safe program of the Home Builders Association

• Sponsor of the Tom Martino Network

• Field supervision of new home construction projects

• Dedicated final trim person

• Licenses in all metro Denver municipalities

• ACCA certified in Manual J, heat calculations and Manual D duct design

• 24 Hour Service Department with N.A.T.E. certified service technicians

• Geothermal heating and cooling systems

• Natural gas service vehicles

• Recycling of all materials

What Consumers Want From Their Comfort Systems

Studies have shown that consumers are not satisfied with the performance of the comfort systems they currently own. We at Heat Exchange Systems, Ltd. have taken the extra steps to implement innovative quality solutions to home comfort problems. We would love to set up a time to offer information about our company and see how Heat Exchange Systems, Ltd. can meet your needs.

Five Considerations for Home Builder

What makes a home feel comfortable?

In a comfortable home, the temperature feels "just right" all of the time. The air is fresh, clean and free of dust, pollutants and allergens. A comfortable home is never too dry or too damp. And because it's well balanced, it's energy efficient, too.

Five factors affect your level of comfort. Each one should be carefully considered when designing a comfort system to meet your family's needs.

1. Temperature control
2. Climate control by room or area
3. Indoor air quality control
4. Humidity control
5. Energy efficiency

The good news? Right now - when you're building a new home, remodeling or installing new heating or cooling equipment - is the best time to design a comfort system that will make your house feel like home.

Heat Exchange Systems, Ltd. can recommend the heating/cooling equipment, accessories and controls that best suit your climate, your lifestyle and your budget. 
   

Your contractor will tell you there's a lot more to comfort than simply heating and cooling your home. If you have any of these common comfort complaints or want to rule them out in your new home - now is the time to let your contractor know about your concerns.

Comfort checklist

• Some rooms are comfortable, but others feel too warm or too cool.

• Rooms become stale and stuffy when the air conditioner runs.

• Cooking, smoking and other odors seem to linger.

• Rooms feel drafty.

• Energy bills seem high.

• Condensation and/or mildew form on windows, sills or walls. You experience static electricity "shocks" in the winter. Family members suffer from allergies or respiratory problems. Heating or air conditioning equipment is noisy. All of these complaints point to a problem with one or more of the five comfort factors. Heat Exchange Systems, Ltd. has a solution that's just right for you.