Repair, seasonal maintenance, and system installation for central air conditioning — for homes and businesses across the northern Front Range — Weld, Adams, Boulder, and Broomfield counties.
When your system isn't cooling, we diagnose the actual cause and fix it — not just the symptom.
A pre-season tune-up keeps your system efficient and catches wear before it becomes a breakdown.
When repair no longer makes financial sense, we'll tell you — and size a new system correctly for your home.
A good rule of thumb: if your AC is more than 12–15 years old and facing a major repair — like a failed compressor — replacement is often the better long-term investment. For newer systems or smaller repairs, fixing it usually makes more sense.
We'll give you a straight answer either way. We don't work on commission, and we'd rather keep a customer for the next 20 years than oversell one job.
Most AC failures we see in July trace back to problems a spring tune-up would have caught. Our maintenance plan includes your AC tune-up every spring, plus a heating tune-up in fall.
View Maintenance PlansA system that isn't cooling has a cause — and guessing at it wastes your money. When we diagnose an AC problem, we check the whole chain: thermostat call, electrical supply, capacitor and contactor condition, compressor operation, refrigerant pressures against manufacturer specs, evaporator and condenser coil condition, and airflow. You get an explanation of what failed, why, and what it costs to fix — before any work starts.
See real 2026 price ranges in our cost guide — and the rebates and GoodLeap financing that can soften them.
The diagnostic visit is $85 — a tech finds the actual cause and quotes the exact repair before any work. Common failures like capacitors are among the cheaper fixes; refrigerant and compressor work costs more, and you'll know the number up front.
Multiply its age by the repair cost: under about $4,000 favors repair, over about $6,000 favors replacement. The full walkthrough (and a calculator) is on our repair-or-replace page.
Once a year, in spring, before the first heat wave. A tune-up is $149 — or $84 per visit inside the $168/year maintenance plan that also covers your fall heating tune-up.
Most full replacements on the northern Front Range run $6,500–$12,500 installed. What moves the number — and when a heat pump makes more sense — is laid out in our AC replacement cost guide.
"The kindness and professionalism that was provided to me was exceptional. They evaluated the problem quickly and determined the solution… a company that I found filled with integrity."
"They were prompt, knowledgeable and courteous. The finished installation of equipment was very clean and tidy. I strongly recommend them to any homeowner looking for a solid heating and air conditioning contractor."
"He set up a time that worked for our schedule, and sent us a text to give us a heads up that he was on his way… listens to his customers, as well as practices ethical business standards!"
"Very reliable, fast and honest service. Ivan was able to help fix my air conditioner right before it got too hot!"
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