We install heat pumps, furnaces, central air and mini-splits in Denver. Half the city's homes were built before 1980, and the ductwork, closet and panel in an older house decide what fits. Our office is on West Evans Avenue in southwest Denver.
Most of our Denver work is in older homes. The question on those jobs is what the house can take: whether the ducts can carry cooling, whether the closet fits a new furnace, and whether the panel can carry a heat pump. We answer all three on the estimate, so the price does not change after we start.
We are certified dealers for Mitsubishi, Carrier and Bosch and recommend by house, not by brand. Most installs are finished in one day. One year of labor is included, and extended warranties are available.
BBB A+ Rated
NATE Certified
Mitsubishi Diamond
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What Changes a Denver Quote
5,280 ft elevation
Ductwork: Ducts in pre-1960 homes were sized for heat, not cooling. We measure airflow on the estimate and price any duct changes in the quote. If ducts cannot carry the air, a ductless or small-duct system goes in instead.
No ducts at all: Victorians and some bungalows heat with radiators or gravity air. Wall or ceiling heads from a ductless heat pump cool and heat without opening walls for ducts.
Electrical panel: Many older homes still have 60 or 100 amp service. A heat pump or electric air handler usually needs 200 amps. A panel upgrade typically runs $4,400 to $6,400.
Dry winter air: A bypass humidifier can be added when a new furnace goes in. It is an option, not part of every install.
Local Climate
At 5,280 feet the air is thinner, so equipment is sized from a load calculation for this elevation rather than a sea-level rating. Winter air is dry, and summer sun on west-facing rooms and top floors drives most cooling complaints.
Ductwork, closet and panel checked on the estimate, with any changes priced in the quote.
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Ductless or ducted, matched to the house: Mitsubishi, Carrier or Bosch.
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Xcel, Power Ahead Colorado and Colorado credit paperwork filed for you, about $7,000 on a 3-ton cold-climate heat pump.
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Licensed by the City and County of Denver, #2020 1864747 00 CL. Office at 2700 W Evans Ave.
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Chastity O.
My mother debra was a customer of theirs. They did an amazing job. My mom feels they were so hood to her. They were professional and supportive even when problems did arise. She appreciates all you did for her. She would recommend yall to anyone!!
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Kyle M.
Aydin and team were absolutely fantastic. The install was efficient and smooth. By far the best value that we received quotes for.
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Michael M.
Afshin and Aydin were great to work with! The whole process from solution design through installation went smoothly, all at a fair price. They were always responsive and the job finished on time. Couldn't recommend more.
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Recent Projects in Denver
Real installations we've completed for Denver homeowners.
Furnace Installation
Denver
A Bosch furnace and coil installed in a hallway closet.
Ducted Heat Pump
Denver
A Mitsubishi Electric ducted air handler installed in a utility closet with new ductwork.
Multi-Zone Heat Pump
Denver
A Mitsubishi Electric multi-zone outdoor unit on a raised stand, branch box on the wall.
Ductless Mini-Split
Denver
A ductless head mounted high on a living room wall below the crown molding.
Denver was founded in 1858 during the Pike's Peak gold rush and became Colorado's capital in 1867. Its oldest neighborhoods, Curtis Park, Capitol Hill and Highlands, were built out before 1900, and streetcar suburbs like Park Hill and Washington Park filled in through the 1920s.
Denver in 1898
Colorado's Western heritage
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