HVAC Services in Mead

Mead was a farm town of fewer than 500 people as recently as 1990. Since then it has grown more than tenfold, to about 4,800 residents in 2020 and an estimated 6,450 by 2023, so nearly every house in town has been built in the last 35 years. Neighborhoods such as Liberty Ranch, which includes homes built in the 2010s, and The Highlands, which includes homes built around 2020, sit alongside the small original townsite.

That makes Mead's HVAC landscape relatively young. Furnaces from the 1990s and early 2000s are at the age where replacement starts to make sense, while most homes have high-efficiency condensing furnaces and central air that are still in the middle of their service life. The common repairs in newer homes involve condensate drains, PVC venting, capacitors and refrigerant charge that was never fine-tuned after installation.

Utility service in Mead is split. The Town's resource directory lists both United Power and Xcel Energy for electricity and both Xcel Energy and Black Hills Energy for natural gas, so check your bill before looking for rebates. The Town of Mead Building Division requires permits for adding or replacing a furnace, water heater or air conditioner, including tankless water heaters and gas lines to appliances. Every furnace visit includes a combustion and carbon monoxide check.