HVAC Services
We provide quality heating, ventilation, and air conditioning services for homes and businesses across the Denver Metro area at a fair price. Our experienced HVAC technicians are professional problem solvers — they’ll take the time to listen to you, investigate, and accurately diagnose the problem.
Whether you live in a historic home with an older system or a new construction with modern equipment, our experts have the experience to handle all your HVAC needs. We install, repair, and replace the following for both residential and commercial customers:
AIR CONDITIONING
- Central air conditioning repair & maintenance
- AC installation & replacement
- Ductless mini-split systems
- Heat pumps (cooling mode)
- Condenser & evaporator coil service
- Refrigerant leak detection & recharge
- Thermostat installation & programming
HEATING
- Gas furnace repair & replacement
- Electric furnace repair & replacement
- Heat pump systems
- Unit heaters & garage heaters
- Gas line connections to heating equipment
- Flue pipe & venting inspection
- Boilers
INDOOR AIR QUALITY & HUMIDITY
- Whole-house humidifiers
- Whole-house dehumidifiers
- Media air cleaners & high-efficiency filters
- UV air sanitizers
- Carbon monoxide testing
MAINTENANCE & PREVENTIVE SERVICES
- Annual HVAC tune-ups
- Seasonal system check (fall & spring)
- Filter replacements
- Energy efficiency inspections
BRANDS WE SERVICE
FAQ
How often should I have my heating or cooling system serviced?
We recommend a professional tune-up twice a year — once in the fall before heating season and once in the spring before cooling season. Regular maintenance extends the life of your system, improves efficiency, and helps you avoid unexpected breakdowns when you need it most.
What's the difference between a boiler and a furnace, and who should service each?
A furnace heats air and distributes it through ductwork. A boiler heats water and distributes warmth through radiators, baseboard units, or in-floor tubing. Boilers are essentially a plumbing system that produces heat — which is exactly why plumbers are often better equipped to service them than general HVAC technicians. Furnaces involve more ductwork and electrical components, but when gas lines or venting are involved, a licensed plumber should be part of the picture.
Why is my gas bill so high?
An aging or inefficient system, a clogged filter, leaking ducts, or poor insulation are the most common causes. Since heating accounts for more than half of the average Colorado home's energy costs, even a small efficiency problem adds up quickly. A professional inspection can pinpoint the issue.
Why would I call a plumber for my heating system?
Many heating systems — especially boilers, radiant floor heat, and hydronic baseboard — are water-based systems. That means the pipes, valves, pumps, and connections are squarely in a licensed plumber's expertise. If your heating system involves water or gas lines, a Master Plumber is often the most qualified person for the job.
How do I know if my furnace needs to be replaced?
If your furnace is old, needs frequent repairs, or struggles to heat your home evenly, it may be time for a more efficient model. Colorado's new Ultra Low NOx regulations also mean that any new furnace installed today must meet updated efficiency standards — we can walk you through what that means for your home.
What should I do if my heat stops working in winter?
Check your thermostat settings, replace the filter if it's dirty, and check your circuit breakers or pilot light. If the system still won't start, shut it off completely and call us — don't wait it out in the cold.
DON'T SEE WHAT YOU NEED?
While this is a very comprehensive list of our HVAC services, it’s not exhaustive. Our technicians can handle almost any heating, ventilation, or air conditioning project you have!