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Most homeowners know they need smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) detectors in their home. But testing them, maintaining them, and replacing them are important steps for these life-saving devices. How Old Are Your Detectors? If you’re like many homeowners, you may not know. And if your smoke or CO detectors have been on the ceiling … [Read More]

If you've noticed a smell to your tap water, spots on your glassware after the dishwasher runs, dry skin after every shower, or you've simply wondered what's actually coming out of your pipes, you've probably thought about whole-house water filtration . When most people picture a water filter, they imagine a faucet attachment or a … [Read More]

A sewer line problem doesn't automatically mean you need a new sewer line. A backup, a sewage smell, repeated drain clogs, or roots in the line are all signs something's wrong — but the right fix depends on what's actually happening inside the pipe, not just on the symptom you're seeing. Your sewer line in … [Read More]

If you've ever wished you could cool a room that's too hot, heat an addition without extending your existing ductwork, or add air conditioning to an older home without installing an entirely new duct system, ductless HVAC is worth a look. Most homes in the Denver area rely on a central, ducted system — cooling … [Read More]

What Is a Sewer Camera Inspection? If you've got slow drains, recurring clogs, or a mystery smell you can't track down, a sewer camera inspection is how a plumber sees the problem instead of guessing at it. Bell Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electrical has been diagnosing and fixing Denver's drain and sewer lines since 1926, … [Read More]

What is the right backup power for my home? As a Colorado homeowner, you don't have to wait for the next power outage to learn more about backup power. Bell Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electrical has been helping homeowners make the right decisions for their home since 1926. We’ll help you understand your options so … [Read More]