HVAC Services in Ken Caryl

Ken Caryl is an unincorporated Jefferson County community of about 33,800 people at the foot of the foothills, about 5,788 feet up. Its modern history starts in 1971, when Johns-Manville bought the old Ken Caryl Ranch and built a corporate campus and employee housing. The neighborhoods of Ken Caryl Valley were mostly finished by 1997, framed by a hogback ridge on the east and roughly 6,000 acres of open space. New homes, townhomes and apartments are now going up in the North Plains area.

That timeline gives Ken Caryl a wide range of HVAC equipment. Houses from the 1970s and 1980s are usually on their second or third furnace and condenser. Homes from the 1990s may still have original or first-replacement systems at 25-plus years, where igniters, inducers, capacitors and refrigerant leaks become regular calls. New construction brings condensing furnaces and newer AC designs that need their drains, vents and controls set up correctly.

Because Ken Caryl is unincorporated, replacement permits come from Jefferson County Building Safety, and we handle them. Every furnace call includes a carbon monoxide and combustion safety test, every repair is priced at a flat rate before we start, and nights and weekends cost the same as weekdays.