Install & Repair
One system that heats and cools year-round, sized correctly and tested before we leave.
What Goes Wrong
The most common problems come from skipping diagnosis, guessing at system size, or leaving ductwork unaddressed.
Replacing parts without a refrigerant pressure check or electrical test often leaves the underlying fault in place.
A licensed technician identifies the specific failed component, compressor, reversing valve, or refrigerant circuit, before quoting any repair.
An undersized heat pump short-cycles all winter; an oversized one never dehumidifies properly in summer, and both raise energy bills.
Equipment is sized to the home’s heat load and Denver’s altitude before the installation estimate is written.
Connecting a new system to ductwork sized for the old unit restricts airflow and causes uneven temperatures room to room.
Any ductwork changes needed to match the new system’s airflow are itemized in the estimate, not added after the visit.
A standard heat pump loses efficiency below 35°F, without a dual-fuel or cold-climate model, Denver winters can leave a home underheated.
The technician reviews the home’s existing heating setup and recommends a cold-climate unit or dual-fuel pairing before equipment is ordered.
Service Scope
From a single-component repair to a full system installation, the scope is defined in writing before work begins.
Diagnosis and repair of compressor faults, reversing valve failures, refrigerant loss, and short cycling with a written component-level scope.
Old-unit removal, outdoor unit placement, indoor coil connection, refrigerant line set, wiring, and startup pressure testing included.
Ductless indoor and outdoor unit placement, refrigerant line connection, and thermostat setup for single or multi-zone configurations.
Heat pump paired with an existing gas furnace to handle Denver’s coldest nights without overloading the heat pump’s operating range.
Pressure check, leak test, and refrigerant top-up.
Wiring and programming matched to the new system.
Sheet metal adjustments to match new system airflow.
Output confirmed in heating and cooling modes.
Why Choose Us
Every job is backed by a defined process, from the first system evaluation through to post-install confirmation.
Every enquiry starts with a load check and existing equipment review before an estimate is written.
Equipment, labor, ductwork changes, and timeline are listed separately, no line items added after the visit.
System sizing accounts for Denver’s elevation, so the unit is not undersized for the home’s actual heat load.
A post-install check confirms the system hits its specified output in both heating and cooling modes before the job closes.
We connect customers with vetted independent local partners who hold the licenses required for refrigerant handling and electrical work.
How It Works
01
Tell us what the system is doing and we arrange a licensed local technician to assess it at a time that works for you.
02
You receive an itemized estimate covering equipment, installation scope, any ductwork changes, and the project timeline.
03
The technician completes the work and runs a startup test confirming output in both heating and cooling modes before leaving.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost | Typical size |
|---|---|---|
| Heat pump repair | $150-$900 | Service call |
| Standard heat pump install | $6,000-$12,000 | Residential system |
| Cold-climate heat pump install | $8,000-$24,600 | Whole home |
| Heat pump replacement | $7,000-$15,000 | Full project |
Describe the problem and we will arrange a licensed local technician to assess the system and give you a written estimate before anything is booked.