Heat in January. Cool in July. No surprises on the bill.
Furnace repair and replacement, AC installs, heat pumps that actually work at 5,280 feet, and tune-ups that catch the $200 problem before it's a $2,000 one.
Furnace tune-up before the first freeze
$129. Full inspection, filter, and a photo report. Catches the $200 problem before it's a $2,000 one.
Book itSample seasonal offer for the demo. On a live site this card changes with the season.Heating
- Furnace repair$89 diagnostic (waived with repair)
- Furnace replacement$4,200–$7,800 installed
- Heat pumps$9,000–$16,000 installed before rebates
- Emergency no-heat serviceDiagnostic + $125 after-hours
Cooling & air
- AC repair & installationRepairs $180–$900
- Ductless mini-splitsFrom $4,200 single zone
- Seasonal tune-ups$119 single
- Indoor air & humidifiers$650–$1,900
4.8 stars. Here's why.
"Furnace quit at 9 PM in February. Tech was here by 10:30, replaced the igniter, and didn't try to sell me a new furnace. That's why I'll call them again."
"Got three quotes for AC. This crew was the only one who measured the house instead of eyeballing it, and the price was in the middle. Install crew was clean and fast."
"Heat pump install with the utility rebate. They handled every form. House is warmer than it was with the old furnace and the gas bill dropped."
Sample reviews for the demo. A live site shows the company's real Google reviews with a link to leave one.
We size it, we show you, we stand behind it
Most HVAC complaints come from the wrong-size system sold by a commissioned tech. We don't pay commissions. Every replacement gets a proper load calculation, a written quote with the model numbers on it, and a 2-year labor warranty on top of the manufacturer's.
Altitude matters: equipment loses capacity at 5,280 feet, and a lot of installers ignore it. We don't.
About the companyWhere the vans go
Based in north Denver with routes covering the whole metro. Emergency no-heat service is available metro-wide in winter.
No heat? No cool? Weird noise?
Call. We'll tell you what it's likely to be and what it costs before we come out.