Furnace repair
No-heat calls, short cycling, blowing cold, altitude-correct gas pressures. Furnace repair →
One technician for the whole house. Heating, cooling, boilers, water heaters and plumbing, diagnosed and repaired by the same person who shows up at your door. Flat-rate price quoted before any work starts, and no handoff between separate HVAC and plumbing companies.
Most of the metro will only touch forced air. Boilers, baseboard and in-floor hydronic heat are work Atlas actually does, which matters in older Littleton and Lone Tree homes where that is what is installed. Gas equipment also has to be set for Colorado altitude, and a system charged off a generic sea-level chart underperforms here even when nothing is broken. Atlas is based in Lone Tree, and heating, cooling and plumbing in Lone Tree covers the neighborhoods there.
No-heat calls, short cycling, blowing cold, altitude-correct gas pressures. Furnace repair →
High-efficiency furnaces sized for the house rather than the invoice. See furnace replacement →
Seized circulators, waterlogged expansion tanks, low pressure, air in the loop. Boiler repair →
Full boiler and hydronic system replacement. Boiler replacement →
Cold-climate heat pumps and mini splits, plus what the 2026 Colorado rebates actually cover. Heat pump rebates →
Carbon monoxide check, heat exchanger inspection, gas pressures, flame sensor. Tune-ups →
Front Range summers are hard on equipment in a way that catches people out. Thinner air at this elevation carries less heat per cubic foot, so airflow and charge have to be set for altitude. Evaporative coolers thrive in the dry stretch and then struggle through monsoon season, which is usually when people start asking whether to repair or convert.
Capacitors, condenser coils, refrigerant leaks found rather than topped off, frozen coils. AC repair →
Central air and heat pump replacement, sized correctly for the home. See AC installation →
Evaporative cooler repair, spring startup, fall winterization and AC conversion. Swamp cooler vs AC →
Ductless systems serviced, repaired and installed.
Rooms that are always too hot or too cold are usually airflow, not the furnace. We measure and adjust rather than guess at dampers. Why AC struggles here →
Front Range air is dry enough all winter to dry out floors, furniture and sinuses.
Jared holds an active Colorado journeyman plumbing license, so water heaters and plumbing repairs happen on the same visit as the HVAC work instead of becoming a second appointment with a second company. Colorado water is hard on tanks, which is why lifespan here tends to run shorter than the sticker suggests.
No hot water, pilot and thermocouple faults, leaks and pressure problems.
Tank replacement with new lines, gas and venting done properly. How long they last here →
Tankless upgrades including the gas and venting the conversion actually needs.
Leaks, fixtures, shut-offs, disposals and general residential plumbing.
Drain, waste and vent rough-in on remodels and additions.
Several long-term clients are landlords who call us across their units, not just their own home. Apartments, condos and HOAs →
Call or text early in the day for the best chance at a same-day slot. We answer until 9 PM, seven days a week.