Indoor Climate
Indoor Climate | HVAC Unit Replacement | Heating and Air Conditioning | Englewood
When the Florida sun turns up the heat—or a sudden cold snap surprises Englewood—comfort comes down to one thing: a reliable HVAC system. HEP’s Indoor Climate Heating & Air Conditioning team makes it effortless to swap out aging equipment with a seamless HVAC unit replacement that restores cool, crisp air or soothing warmth in a single visit. From the first phone call to the final system check, our certified technicians handle every detail, explaining your options clearly, protecting your home with spotless work habits, and fine-tuning your new unit so you feel the difference immediately.
Choosing HEP means more than just upgraded technology; it means energy savings you can see on your utility bill, flexible financing tailored to your budget, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee backed by decades of local experience. Whether your current setup is limping along or has failed completely, let us bring fresh air and peace of mind back to your living space—schedule your HVAC unit replacement today and enjoy year-round comfort tomorrow.
FAQs
When should I replace my HVAC unit instead of repairing it?
Most Englewood homeowners start thinking about replacement when their system is 10–15 years old, requires frequent or costly repairs, struggles to keep consistent temperatures, or causes utility bills to spike. A new unit can cut energy use by 20–40 percent, so if repair costs exceed roughly 40 percent of the price of a new system—or if refrigerant is no longer manufactured (such as R-22)—replacement usually makes financial sense.
How do I know what size HVAC system my Englewood home needs?
Proper sizing is determined through a Manual J load calculation that factors in square footage, insulation levels, window orientation, number of occupants, and Englewood’s dry, high-altitude climate. Undersized units run constantly and wear out early, while oversized units short-cycle and create humidity and comfort problems. A licensed contractor will perform the calculation and recommend a system (measured in BTUs or tonnage) that matches your exact heating and cooling load.
What happens on HVAC replacement day and how long will it take?
Most full system change-outs, including removal of the old furnace/air handler and outdoor condenser, take 6–10 hours. Crews start by protecting floors and furniture, then evacuate any remaining refrigerant, disconnect electrical and gas lines, and haul away the old equipment. The new indoor and outdoor units are set in place, refrigerant lines and electrical connections are brazed and sealed, and the system is charged, evacuated, and pressure-tested. Before leaving, technicians run the system through a complete start-up checklist and show you how to operate the new thermostat.
Are there energy-efficient options that qualify for rebates or tax incentives in Englewood?
Yes. High-efficiency furnaces with AFUE ratings of 95 percent or higher and air conditioners or heat pumps with SEER2 ratings of 16 or better often qualify for manufacturer rebates, federal tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act (up to $2,000 for heat pumps), and local utility incentives from Xcel Energy. Your HVAC contractor can provide current rebate forms, proof of efficiency ratings, and required documentation.
What does an HVAC replacement cost in Englewood and can I finance it?
Prices vary with size, efficiency, and any ductwork modifications, but most Englewood replacements run $6,500–$12,000 for a furnace/AC pair or $9,000–$16,000 for a cold-climate heat pump system. Many contractors offer 0 percent promotional financing for 12–18 months, low-interest loans up to 120 months, or payment plans rolled into your utility bill through Colorado’s RENU program. Rebates and tax credits can lower the net price by $1,000–$3,500.
How do I keep my new HVAC system operating efficiently after installation?
Replace or clean filters every 1–3 months, keep outdoor coils free of leaves and debris, and schedule professional maintenance twice a year—heating tune-up in fall and cooling tune-up in spring. During a service visit, technicians check refrigerant charge, clean burners and heat exchangers, test safety controls, and verify airflow. Proper maintenance maintains warranty coverage and can extend equipment life to 15–20 years.