Heat Pump Installation Services

Air Source Heat Pumps

A single outdoor condenser and air handler replace your furnace and AC, with an auxiliary heat strip sized for Colorado’s coldest nights. Before any equipment is recommended, we arrange a duct inspection and load calculation to confirm your existing ductwork can carry the new system without resealing or resizing.

Geothermal Heat Pumps

A closed ground loop circulates antifreeze solution through HDPE pipe buried below the frost line, where ground temperatures stay stable year-round. The indoor unit exchanges heat with that loop to heat and cool your home, and a desuperheater can offset water heating costs at the same time.

Heat Pump Inspection

A structured check covers refrigerant pressure, coil condition, blower motor amp draw, and reversing valve operation so you know exactly what the system’s condition is. You receive a clear repair-or-replace recommendation based on measured results, not a general impression of the unit’s age.

Heat Pump Installation in Lakewood

Every install starts with a load calculation and altitude-adjusted sizing review so the system matches your home’s actual heating and cooling demand. A written, itemised estimate covers equipment, electrical scope, duct work, and permit fees before any work is scheduled.

Heat Pump Maintenance

Annual coil cleaning, refrigerant pressure checks, and electrical connection inspections catch small faults before they cause a breakdown mid-season. Colorado’s dry, dusty conditions accelerate coil fouling and filter loading, making regular airflow and refrigerant checks more important here than in milder climates.

Heat Pump Repair

Diagnosis starts with error code reading and a refrigerant pressure check to pinpoint the failed component before any parts are ordered. Common failures in Lakewood homes include capacitor faults, reversing valve failures, and refrigerant leaks, each confirmed by measurement, not assumption, before repair work begins.

Heat Pump Replacement

Replacement starts with a Manual J load calculation to confirm correct tonnage, so the new system is not simply a like-for-like swap of a unit that may have been wrongly sized originally. Ductwork is inspected for pressure losses, and the electrical panel is checked for capacity before the written scope is finalised.

Mini Split Heat Pumps

A ductless mini split delivers zoned heating and cooling through wall-mounted indoor heads connected to one outdoor condenser via a refrigerant line set. Single-zone systems start at around 9,000 BTU; multi-zone setups can run up to four or more indoor heads from one outdoor unit, each on its own circuit breaker.