Heating
Whether you're looking for routine maintenance, an upgrade to your current system, or help with a complex HVAC issue, High Country Air is here to keep your home or business comfortable. Our experienced team provides exceptional services you can trust. We offer a full range of heating solutions to ensure your system always operates at peak performance!
heating Services
At High Country Air, we take care of all your heating needs! From Colorado Springs to South Denver, we’re here to keep your home or business comfortable year-round. Your comfort is our priority – every system, every season.
- Heating Installation
- Heating Repair
- Heating Maintenance
- Heating Service
- Boilers (installation, repair, service, maintenance)
- Furnaces (installation, repair, service, maintenance)
- Radiant Heating (installation, repair, service, maintenance)
- Geothermal (installation, repair, service, maintenance)
heating solutions
Heating Repair: High Country Air is dedicated to providing exceptional heating repair services. We understand that when your home or business is not staying warm, it can disrupt your comfort and daily routine. That’s why we respond quickly, diagnose accurately, and deliver reliable solutions to get you back on track.
Heating Maintenance: Routine maintenance is one of the most important things you can do to keep your system running at peak performance. A properly maintained system lasts longer, operates more efficiently, and helps prevent unnecessary repairs down the road. At High Country Air, we offer detailed maintenance checks where we don’t just clean your system, but we optimize your system settings and performance.
Heating Replacement and Installation: If your system is no longer operating at peak performance, it might be time to consider a replacement. At High Country Air, we’ll thoroughly evaluate your home or business and help you choose the most efficient system for your needs. Our goal is to ensure your home or business stays comfortable year-round, with a solution that fits both your lifestyle and budget.
Furnaces: A furnace is a heating system that warms your home or business by producing and distributing heated air. The thermostat in your home or business senses the environment is too cold and tells your furnace to turn on. The furnace produces flames or powers up electric coils. Air then blows over the heat exchanger to transfer heat to your home. The blower fan then pushes that warm air into your home or business through your vents. Once it reaches the desired temperature, your furnace shuts off. Depending on your home or business, you may have a gas, electric or oil furnace (less common).
Radiant Heating: Hydronic radiant heating flows through tubes under the floor. The warmth radiates up into the room. This is usually powered by a boiler. Electric radiant heating uses electric cables or mats under the floor or walls. These heat up when the system is turned on. This can be common in a bathroom or small space.
Geothermal: A geothermal HVAC system uses the natural, steady temperature beneath the earth’s surface to heat and cool your home or business. Instead of burning fuel or relying heavily on electricity, it transfers heat to and from the ground through a series of underground pipes. These pipes are called a ground loop. In the winter, the system pulls heat from the ground and brings that heat indoors. In the summer, the system removes heat from your home or business and transfers that heat back into the earth. Because geothermal units use renewable energy, these systems are extremely efficient, eco-friendly, and can lower your energy bills significantly over time.
Boilers: A boiler heats water, not air. That hot water is then used to warm your home or business. The thermostat tells your boiler that your home or business is too cold. The boiler heats the water using gas, oil or electricity. The hot water (or steam) travels through the pipes and the heat is then delivered to your home or business through either radiators, baseboard heaters, or in-floor radiant tubing. Once the temperature is reached, the system shuts off. There are a few different types of boilers. Hot water boilers circulate hot water through pipes. Steam boilers heat water until it becomes steam. Boilers can be a very effective way to heat your home or business. They provide even, consistent heat, are very quiet, and do not blow around dust or allergens.