HVAC Services in Evergreen

Evergreen sits at about 7,162 feet in the Jefferson County foothills, and its winters are a different league from Denver's. The CDP averages about 81 inches of snow a year, the January mean low is about 12.5 degrees, and the record low is 38 below zero. A furnace that quits here is urgent, and one that was never properly set up for this altitude is a safety problem.

Homes range from small mountain cabins to custom estates. Central Hiwan has neighborhood-style streets, and north Hiwan has city water and sewer, while Upper Bear Creek properties sit on larger acreage with wells and septic. Many outlying homes heat with propane rather than natural gas, and Jefferson County's permit form lists boilers and radiant in-floor heat alongside furnaces, a reminder that mountain homes use more than one kind of system. Older cabins often need heating updates when they change hands.

Evergreen is unincorporated, so replacement permits come from Jefferson County Building Safety. We check altitude setup on every gas or propane furnace, run a carbon monoxide and combustion safety test, and price every repair at a flat rate before starting. If your home uses a boiler or radiant floor, tell us when you book so we can confirm before scheduling.