HVAC Services in Federal Heights

Federal Heights is a compact city along Federal Boulevard that grew almost entirely in the 1960s and 1970s, from a few hundred residents in 1960 to nearly 8,000 by 1980. That timing defines its housing: many homes and apartment buildings are from that era, and the city also has several manufactured home communities, including Holiday Hills Village and Kimberly Hills on West 92nd Avenue, Denver Cascade on Federal Boulevard, and Monticello Park on Tejon Street.

Manufactured homes use different heating and cooling equipment than site-built houses. Furnaces are usually downflow units designed and listed for manufactured housing, often with sealed combustion and ducts running under the floor. Replacements must be approved for manufactured home use, and the underfloor duct system, including the crossover between sections on multi-section homes, is a frequent source of comfort complaints. We work on both manufactured and site-built systems.

For older site-built homes and rentals, original furnaces and add-on air conditioners from the 1970s and 1980s have mostly been replaced at least once, but ductwork and flues often date to the original build. The City of Federal Heights Building Department handles permits for equipment replacement, while the State of Colorado administers electrical permits and inspections in the city. The city also runs a rental housing inspection program, so landlords should keep heating equipment in safe working order.