HVAC Services in Berthoud

Berthoud began as a railroad settlement where the Colorado Central Railroad crossed the Little Thompson in the 1870s, and was named for surveyor Edward L. Berthoud. The town moved to its current bluff in 1883 and 1884, added the Welch Addition in 1886 and incorporated in 1888. Known as the Garden Spot of Colorado, it stayed small for generations. By 2020 its population had grown to 10,332, mostly in Larimer County with a small part in Weld County.

That growth gives Berthoud two distinct housing groups. Older homes near downtown often have heating that was converted or added over time, with ducts that were not designed for central air. Newer neighborhoods, including Heron Lakes at TPC Colorado, Fickel Farms, Westside Crossing, Prairie Star and Vantage, have high-efficiency furnaces and central air that are now reaching the age of their first repairs.

The Town of Berthoud Building Department issues permits, and its list of permit-required projects includes furnaces and air conditioning. The town has adopted the 2024 International codes, and contractors must be licensed with the town. Xcel Energy is listed as the main gas and electric provider.