AC repair, furnace service, heat pumps, and swamp-cooler conversions for Lafayette homes — from an owner-run shop about 20 minutes east in Frederick.
Lafayette is a straight shot from our Frederick shop — out Highway 52, down 287, about 20 minutes — and Boulder County is part of our normal working territory. Booking works the same here as everywhere we go: the online calendar shows our real open time slots, you pick one, and that's the appointment.
We're a small, owner-run company. The techs work directly for the owner, nobody is paid commission to upsell you, and if the honest answer is a small repair, that's the answer you get. The 5.0-star Google rating — 346 reviews — is the track record we care about keeping.
Lafayette's housing skews older than most of the towns we serve, and older homes are work we know well — more on that below.
Old Town Lafayette dates to the early 1900s — miner-era houses with mid-century blocks filled in around them — and a fair number of those homes are still cooled by evaporative (swamp) coolers. We service swamp coolers, and we handle the conversion when one reaches the end: to central AC, a cold-climate heat pump, or a ductless system where the ductwork can't be salvaged. Ductwork is the first thing we evaluate, since evaporative cooling moves far more air than refrigerated cooling.
The larger 1960s–90s neighborhoods are more conventional: furnace-and-AC pairs in the middle of their lives. Those systems mostly need steady upkeep and, eventually, an honest replacement conversation. Our AC replacement cost guide lays out realistic numbers up front, before a quote is ever written.
On the east side, newer development runs toward Erie — newer homes and newer equipment, plus the paperwork questions that come with warranties. We work on all of it, and a maintenance plan ($168/yr, two visits at $84 each) helps keep the service records most equipment warranties expect.
Lafayette is Xcel Energy territory, and that matters if a heat pump is on your list: Xcel's cold-climate heat pump rebates run around $2,250 per heating ton (eligibility depends on your account type), and Colorado's $1,000 state heat pump tax credit applies on top for 2026. Boulder County's income-qualified EnergySmart program can be worth asking about as well. Our rebates & financing page keeps the current numbers, and we confirm what your project qualifies for before you sign anything.
If the heating side is the problem instead, furnace repair and replacement is the other half of what we do.
Booked online in about a minute. You'll get a confirmation and a heads-up text when we're on the way.
Yes. Our shop is in Frederick, about 20 minutes away via Highway 52 and 287, and we're in Boulder County regularly. The online booking page shows our real open time slots, so you can see exactly when we can be there before you book — or call (970) 408-9473.
Yes — it's a common conversion in older Lafayette homes. We evaluate the existing ductwork first, since evaporative coolers move much more air than refrigerated systems, then quote the workable options: central AC, a cold-climate heat pump, or a ductless system where ducts aren't practical.
Lafayette is served by Xcel Energy, whose cold-climate heat pump rebates run around $2,250 per heating ton, with eligibility depending on your account type. Colorado's $1,000 state heat pump tax credit applies on top for 2026. Current details live on our rebates and financing page, and we confirm what fits your address before you commit.
Pick a time that works for you — booking takes about a minute.