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We clean HVAC coils and Heat Exchangers. What does that mean for you? It means that you will be able Our process isn’t unique but we are. Ultimately saving money.

Dirty HVAC coils and heat exchangers eat up resources and energy and can be breeding grounds for fungi, bacteria, and microbial growth. We provide a cost effective HVAC Coil Cleaning service that allows building owners the ability to offer a cleaner more comfortable and energy efficient environment for their occupants. High-pressure water isn’t the way to clean coils. It can cause damage and does

not properly reach all areas. We use 100% water recapture and disposal that allows site-specific chemicals to remove oxide and provides for a true coil cleaning. It’s a dirty job! Our technicians are properly trained in all aspects of chemical use, recapture and disposal.

19/08/2026

Here is what the ROI on commercial HVAC coil cleaning actually looks like.
CCER clients recover an average of $4.36 for every $1 spent on cleaning. The investment pays back in 11 months on average. Most systems do not require cleaning again for three to four years.

That return comes from three places: lower energy bills (15 to 20 percent savings is typical), fewer emergency service calls, and extended equipment life that defers capital replacements costing six figures or more.

For a building owner weighing a cleaning project against an equipment replacement, the math is rarely close.

Free assessment to find out what your building could recover: (720) 224-3306

14/08/2026

The University of Wyoming reduced total energy consumption from 240 kBTU per square foot per year to 115 kBTU per square foot per year after a full air handler cleaning by CCER.

That is a 52 percent reduction in total energy use. Not from new equipment. From cleaning equipment they already had.

In another documented case, a single CCER cleaning project eliminated 2,054,464 kWh of excess energy use and $143,813 in annual energy costs for one commercial building.

Most commercial buildings on the Front Range are carrying similar efficiency losses and similar energy bills. The fix is not always new equipment.

12/08/2026

A note for anyone preparing a capital budget request for HVAC replacement: The question finance will ask is whether the equipment has been properly maintained. If the coils have not been cleaned in three or more years, that question has a complicated answer.

Coil cleaning is the maintenance task most often deferred, and the one most directly tied to energy performance and equipment longevity. Presenting a replacement request for equipment that has never had its coils properly cleaned is a harder conversation than it needs to be.

The cleaner path: start with a free CCER assessment, find out what cleaning recovers, and present the full picture. The ROI is $4.36 returned per dollar invested with an 11-month payback. That is the conversation that moves budgets.

Denver and the Front Range: (720) 224-3306

07/08/2026

Rising energy bills. Occupant complaints about temperature. A system that runs constantly but never quite keeps up.

These are the symptoms that typically lead to a service call, a repair quote, and eventually a replacement conversation. But they are also the exact symptoms of dirty HVAC coils.

When coil fouling reduces cooling capacity by 20 to 30 percent, the system compensates by running harder and longer. The equipment is not failing. It is being asked to do more than its current condition allows.

CCER's free 15-minute assessment identifies this quickly. If dirty coils are the issue, cleaning resolves it at a fraction of the cost of any repair or replacement scenario.

05/08/2026

If your commercial building's energy costs have been drifting upward and you are not sure why, the answer is often in the coils.

CCER's free 15-minute energy assessment for commercial buildings covers:

👁️ Visual inspection of your HVAC coils
💰 Estimated energy and cost savings from cleaning
💵 Projected return on investment
💦 Cleaning cost estimate with no obligation

The average CCER client recovers their investment in 11 months. Most systems then go three to four years before needing cleaning again.

03/08/2026

Looking for a cost-effective way to improve your building's HVAC performance? Start with your heat transfer surfaces. Dirty evaporator and condenser coils can reduce system efficiency, increase energy consumption, and place unnecessary stress on your HVAC equipment.

Professional coil cleaning restores proper heat transfer and airflow, helping your system cool more efficiently while reducing operating costs and the risk of unexpected breakdowns. It's a smart preventive maintenance investment for commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, office buildings, and industrial properties.

Common Cents Energy Recovery proudly serves Denver and the Front Range with expert HVAC coil cleaning and cooling tower cleaning services.

📅 Schedule your FREE HVAC System Assessment today and discover how improving your HVAC efficiency can lower operating costs and extend the life of your equipment.

31/07/2026

A two-year extension on commercial HVAC equipment life sounds modest. The financial impact is not.

For a building carrying $80,000 in chiller equipment, extending operational life by two years represents $160,000 or more in deferred capital replacement cost. For an air handler unit valued at $300,000, the same extension defers a major capital decision to a future budget cycle and avoids the 20 to 35 percent emergency procurement premium that comes with unplanned failures.

Regular coil cleaning is the most effective way to achieve that extension. Cleaned coils reduce mechanical strain on compressors, motors, and fans, letting equipment run within its design parameters rather than fighting fouled heat transfer surfaces.
CCER serves commercial buildings across Denver and the Front Range.

29/07/2026

Colorado Springs Utilities identifies coil cleaning as the number-one maintenance task, with energy benefits across all commercial HVAC system types.

Not one of the top tasks. The top task.

That finding comes from a utility's own data across its commercial building portfolio. Not from a cleaning company's marketing material.

Buildings with dirty coils use up to 37 percent more energy. A proper cleaning, using site-specific chemistry rather than high-pressure water that damages fins, restores heat transfer efficiency and brings that penalty back to zero.

CCER uses a low-pressure chemical process with 100 percent water recapture. Free assessment for commercial buildings in Denver and the Front Range. hvaccoilclean.com

23/07/2026

Emergency HVAC calls spike in summer.

Most are preventable with routine coil cleaning.

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Monday	07:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
Thursday	09:00 - 17:00
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Saturday	09:00 - 16:00

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+17202243306

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