Best Ductless A/C Services in Denver CO

I would highly recommend using Alliance Air Solutions!! They do great work at a very competitive price. They installed a Mitsubishi mini split in my condo downtown and not only has it added value to our investment, it works great with our 16ft ceilings!! Working with the owner Zach was a pleasant experience and we will continue to use him for our future HVAC needs.

DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!

They cost us over a $1,000 in damages they did to our furnace. Whoever they sent over had no idea what they were doing and they fried our control board. He worked on it for hours and then left saying he couldn't fix it. You could smell that something had burnt. I had to have an emergency HVAC guy come in after because we had no heat. He diagnosed the problem (which was a simple fix) but had to replace the control board late at night which cost us a fortune. Afterwards, TNT Home Services would not return my calls and took no ownership of their mess. I never write reviews but felt I had to after this experience.

DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!

I had no heat starting Saturday night. Sunday morning I started looking for a company that could come over and fix the problem - I always look on Yelp before choosing companies ... I contacted Summit and the lady told me somebody might come by around 1 ... 12.45 a technician - Josh - called and said he was on his way. He was very nice and found the problem easily ... my furnace was overheating and my filter needed to be changed. Since my furnace and AC are 22 years old, he recommended to have an estimate to replace them - without being pushy. Donne Smith came Monday - punctual and efficient and gave me an estimate within 15 min - I had no idea that that replacement would be so expensive and will look for a couple more estimates but if prices are more or less the same go with Summit.  I met with 2 great workers and they could not have been nicer.

Save Home Heat and Nick Lackey have helped us out a few times with plumbing issues.  They recommended a remediation company and quickly made the repairs we needed.  They went to extra mile replacing a few additional items so we wouldn't have to call again and cleaned up after the job.  I also appreciated the text messages regarding their arrival and departure.  They value your time and communicate well!

Zach and his crew were great. They worked with our budget and got our house cooled down with a new system right away. Can't recommend them enough for being professional, fast, and fair in their pricing!

Excellent service! Got back to us quickly and was able to fix our heater the same day it went out. Super professional, kind, knowledgeable and affordable!

My fridge water line leaked and caused pretty bad water damage late in the afternoon on Saturday. Unfortunately the fridge water line valve broke not allowing us to turn off the water unless we turned off the main water valve. I called Tyler and he was able to have Mitch come out to fix our valve within 1.5 hours of calling. Mitch was able to fix the valve quickly and also gave us a recommendation for someone to come out and assess our water damage. Thank you so much for coming out so quickly when we were in a bind!

Our parents have the Coffman service contract. They are elderly so we try to help schedule services as needed. Coffman has been to their home a minimum of 6 times this winter season for the furnace not heating. This is a major problem for a 91 year old that is cold when the home is at 78 degrees. They are supposedly coming out for the second time this week because when they came Monday and charged over $200 the problem was NOT fixed. Every time they come out it is OVER $200 even with the service contract. At this rate a new furnace could have been installed for less money. Shame on Coffman for taking advantage of the elderly!

The quality of work was fine but I was charged $450 for 25 minutes of labor. They said it was because the job could have taken 5 hours. I would pay $450 for a 5 hour job but not a 25 minute job. I will not be using this business again. I feel taken advantage of.

My lawyer is less expensive per hour. I had them come in and install a few light fixtures and replace a few switches. The work took about 6 hours and was done mostly correct. (I need to get them back to have a look at one of the fixtures).

The initial quote was $2200. After much back and forth I was able to get a 10% discount. This works out to over $300 per hour. I really wanted the work done so I just went ahead.

I wish I had known in advance. I have since been warned by others in my building.

If price is of no concern then go ahead.

I had a backed-up sewer drain and I thought I would give Plumbline a try. So I scheduled an appointment and Noah from Plumbline called and let me know he was on his way. Noah arrived and listened closely to my comments and then made his own inspection. Noah decided on an entry point for his drain cable machine and then methodically ran the cable in and out until the blockage was cleared. Noah tested his work by running extra water down the drain and there was no longer any backup. Thank you Noah !!!
I recommend this company.

Mighty did a pretty simple toilet repair and supply line and valve replacement for me today. The tech was quick and completed the job well, with no mess left behind. Overall a great experience. They were very expensive however, the only downside.

It was a pleasure to work with the staff at Jim Needham Plumbing for a recent plumbing repair I had done at my home.  From my initial call through the entire service process, I am 100% satisfied with their pricing, quality of work, customer service and professionalism.  In addition, their work is backed by a 2 year parts and labor warranty!  Thank your Zolie and Kristen for making it easy to do business with you guys.

We have used Ultimate Heating for about eight years at two homes we've owned for our furnace and air conditioning needs.  We're still very happy with their services.

A lot has transpired over time about this problem, so what I am writing here is to the best of my recollection.  I have emails I can provide for some of this, but of course verbal communications were never written down verbatim.
On January 9th, 2019, Sunshine installed came to my home to replace a central humidifier for me.  Four days earlier (January 5th, 2019), I had had a brand new Rheem gas water heater installed by another contractor.
The Sunshine technician found he had to drain a water line as part of the humidifier installation.  He could have drained the water into a bucket and dumped it in a nearby basement bathroom.  Instead, he thought he'd save himself some time by draining the water directly into the nearby emergency water heater drain pan.  At first, I thought nothing of it, as I assumed the technician knew what he was doing.
A few hours after the humidifier installation though, my water heater went out.  The status light was indicating a problem with the fuel sensor (a sensor to sniff out potential vapor/gas leaks).  I opened the access panel and found that the water in the drain pan must have wicked up through the vents in the bottom of the water heater.  The inside bottom of the water heater was all wet, and the water was even wicking up into all the insulation in the walls of the water heater.
I called up Sunshine to alert them to the problem.  To their credit, they quickly sent out a technician to fix the water heater.  The technician after a bit of study (he was somewhat unfamiliar with Rheem water heaters, as Sunshine installs only Bradford White water heaters), he was able to get and replace the fuel sensor and get the water heater working again.  He did mention to me that he had no idea why the Sunshine technician who replaced the humidifier would be so stupid as to drain the water into the drain pan.  Of course, there was still a lot of water inside the water heater, and he had no way to get it out.  He suggested leaving the access panel open, in the hope that the water would eventually evaporate from inside.
A day or so later though, the water heater went out again.  This time the status light was indicating a problem with the igniter.  I called Sunshine again, and this time William Frew, the owner called me.  I explain the situation and how it looked as though the water heater would need to be replaced.  He told me that that was NOT going to happen, but that he would personally make sure that the water heater would be repaired and all would be put right.
Mr. Frew came out personally to see what was going on.  He was able to replace the igniter and get the water heater working again.  He also found out that the original technician who had replaced my humidifier, besides screwing up my water heater, had also botched the humidifier installation.  Mr. Frew was also able to get that fixed as well, all the while mumbling about how good help is hard to find these days.  He again promised me that he would make sure that all was taken care of.  I even got him to agree that, if worst came to worst, and the water heater kept going out, he would indeed agree to replace the water heater.
A day or two after that, the water heater went out again.  This time it was again the fuel sensor.  As I happened to at that point have a spare fuel sensor, I was able to replace it and get the water heater running again.  From this point on though I have left the access panel off, and the fuel sensor pulled away from the water heater, in case it was water vapor that was causing the problem.
I also had the original contractor, who installed the Rheem water heater, come out to take a look at things.  He observed all the water inside and informed my that my Rheem 12-year warranty (one of the main reasons I selected this particular water heater) was now likely null and void.  He also told me that his installation warranty was also unfortunately, null and void as well.
I email Mr. Frew about the new problem and asked for his advice.  He replied that he really didn't know what else to do.  I replied back again asking for advice, or where we should go from here, but never received a reply back.  Over the next month or two, I emailed Mr. Frew many, MANY times, but never got a response.  It was only after I called the main office, as well as emailed Mr. Frew again, suggesting that I'd be leaving very negative feedback on every website I could find, as well as possibly bring lawyers into this that I finally heard back.
Sunshine emailed me that they would like to send out a technician to check up on the water heater and perhaps replace the fuel sensor.  I replied back that that would be fine, but I wanted to know first know what the long-range plan was if errors kept popping up.  The only reply I received was again asking me if I wanted to set up an appointment with a technician.  I again asked what the plan was in case this did not permanently fix the problems.
Eventually, Mr. Frew again contacted me, asking what wou

Called on Sunday with a broken heater because hours on site state Open 24/7. The operator stated someone from their office would call me with a response time today. She also told me the response alone would be $300. Due to the weather, I was left with little choice but to accept the response fee. I relied on that statement and did not call any other heating services. The office never called, and now I am left with no heater on the coldest day in years. If they were unable to provide services they could have done the common courtesy of giving me a call. Do not recommend.

The commercial on TV is false advertising.  There is quite a wait and the commercial states you don't have to wait days.  The wait for VIP members is a week, and for non VIP members a month according to their dispatch.  We have been happy with the furnace and AC installed but disappointed when calling about a leaky kitchen sink and told about the wait.

James changed out our old faucet, disposal button and soap dispenser this morning. He had to do extra work to get our old faucet out, but was persistent and professional dealing with the damaged part on the old faucet.
He was professional, friendly and definitely knew what he was doing!