Carbon Monoxide is a very dangerous gas that is odorless and tasteless, but just because we can't smell or taste it doesn't mean we can't detect it. A good Carbon Monoxide detector is the only way to tell if your home is safe from the dangerous CO gases. Unfortunately many Colorado homes do not CO detectors, and many Co detectors that are installed are offering a false hope of security.

Denver News 7 reported on a story about a Denver resident who was CO poisoned in her home when she fired up her heating system this season. In the video the Denver Fire Department said they do not enter a home when CO levels are above (35pmm). Many CO detectors won't even alarm you till levels are at (70ppm) after detecting it for 1-4 hours. Are you and your family safe?

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Trinity Repair Services can help keep you and your family safe this heating season. Call us today for a furnace or gas fireplace repair, service or inspection. You can rest comfortably knowing you called Trinity!