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HVAC Contractors in Denver, CO

Denver's mile-high altitude and dramatic seasons — summer highs near 95°F and winter lows dipping below 0°F — demand HVAC systems that handle both extremes. This directory lists HVAC contractors serving Denver and the greater metro area, including Lakewood, Aurora, Englewood, Centennial, Wheat Ridge, and Arvada. All license numbers are displayed as-listed; unclaimed profiles are clearly marked.

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· Denver Metro · Last updated April 2026

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High Limit HVACClaim status unavailable

502 South Stuart Street

Full-service HVAC contractor in Denver offering AC repair, heating, furnace, heat pump, thermostat, and zoning services.

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Iron Air LLCClaim status unavailable

Heating and cooling contractor in Denver providing AC repair, furnace, heat pump, installation, and maintenance services.

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Ace HVAC ServicesClaim status unavailable

Air conditioning and heating contractor in Denver offering installation, duct cleaning, and indoor air quality services.

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Furnace ColoradoClaim status unavailable

20100 E 32nd Pkwy Suite 110, Aurora, CO 80011, United States, Denver, 80011

Furnace repair, installation, and maintenance contractor serving the Denver metro area.

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Walrath HVACClaim status unavailable

7935 W. 14th Ave., Lakewood, CO 80214

Air conditioning and heating contractor in Lakewood serving the Denver metro area.

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ColoradoairsolutionsClaim status unavailable

1100 E 73rd Ave

HVAC contractor in Denver offering Air Conditioning, Cooling, Heating and related heating and cooling services.

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Centennial HVAC CompanyClaim status unavailable

14883 E Hinsdale Ave, Unit H, Centennial, CO, 80112

HVAC contractor in Denver offering AC Repair, Cooling, Heating and related heating and cooling services.

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Lou's Heating & CoolingClaim status unavailable

1880 S Pierce St #5, Lakewood, CO, 80232

HVAC contractor in Denver offering Air Conditioning, Cooling, Heating and related heating and cooling services.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Denver HVAC

How much does furnace repair cost in Denver?
Furnace repair in Denver typically runs $150–$500 for a standard service call. Heat exchanger replacement costs $1,500–$3,500; circuit board replacement $300–$700; igniter $100–$250. Emergency winter service adds a premium. Always get 2–3 quotes.
What HVAC license is required in Colorado?
Colorado has no statewide HVAC contractor license. Licensing and registration requirements are local or municipal; Denver has its own mechanical contractor licensing. Check the jurisdiction for the project address. Related plumbing and electrical work may require separate state licenses.
Does altitude affect HVAC sizing in Denver?
Yes. At 5,280 ft, Denver's thinner air reduces combustion efficiency and heat transfer. Furnaces and AC systems are typically sized 15–20% larger than at sea level. Choose a contractor experienced with Colorado altitude requirements for proper equipment selection.
When should I replace my Denver furnace?
With January lows averaging -2°F, a reliable furnace is non-negotiable in Denver. If your furnace is 15–20+ years old, needs frequent repairs, or has a cracked heat exchanger (a CO safety hazard), replacement is the right call. Modern 95%+ AFUE units pay back quickly in gas savings.
Are heat pumps practical in Denver?
Modern cold-climate heat pumps (rated to -13°F) are increasingly practical in Denver. Before purchasing, check current heat-pump rebates and eligibility requirements with your utility. Most Denver homes still benefit from a gas furnace as a primary heating source, with a heat pump as a supplemental or backup system.

HVAC in Denver — What to Know

Denver's climate is one of the most demanding in the country for HVAC systems. The city sees temperatures ranging from below -10°F in winter to near 100°F in summer — often with dramatic swings within a single week. Add in low humidity and mile-high altitude, and HVAC systems here face unique engineering challenges.

Furnaces are critical. Denver winters are serious — January averages a daily low of -2°F. Annual furnace tune-ups each fall are highly recommended. A cracked heat exchanger can leak carbon monoxide, making regular inspections a safety priority.

AC matters too. Denver summers have become hotter and longer. AC is now considered essential rather than optional in most Denver homes, especially as the region sees more 95°F+ days.

Altitude sizing is real. At 5,280 feet, combustion and heat transfer are less efficient than at sea level. Contractors must account for altitude in equipment sizing — this is a key reason to hire locally experienced HVAC professionals rather than national chains that may not adjust for elevation.

Check local licensing. Colorado has no statewide HVAC contractor license. Licensing and registration requirements are local or municipal; Denver has its own mechanical contractor licensing. Check the jurisdiction for the project address. Related plumbing and electrical work may require separate state licenses.Verify Denver licenses at Denver eDevelopment.

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