HVAC, Plumbing, and Electrical Services in Aurora, CO

Who installs and repairs heat pumps, ACs, and furnaces in Aurora?

Across Aurora, Impact HVAC installs, replaces, and repairs heat pumps, air conditioners, furnaces, and ductless systems, and our plumbers and electricians cover water heaters and panel work. Pick up the phone at (720) 773-5865 or use request service online, and we will find a time that works for your Aurora household.

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Heat Pump Installation, Replacement, and Repair

A heat pump moves heat instead of burning fuel, so the work starts with the house: its size, insulation, ductwork, and the electrical service feeding the equipment. We install ducted heat pumps, replace aging units, and repair systems that blow weak air, short cycle, or fail to defrost, explaining the reasoning behind each recommendation so you can compare it with any other bid.

Aurora covers a lot of ground, from established streets near Fitzsimons to new construction in Aurora Highlands, and the right heat pump is rarely the same for both. We check the existing ductwork and the electrical panel on every project, because either can need changes before the equipment goes in.

Air Conditioning Repair and Installation

If your AC is running but the house is not cooling, we check the thermostat, airflow, outdoor coil, refrigerant circuit, capacitors, and condensate drain, then repair what is failing. When replacement is the better value, we size a new system for the home’s actual load instead of repeating whatever was installed before.

For a home near Cherry Creek State Park or the Aurora Reservoir, we look at how much shade the property has and how the afternoon sun hits the upstairs rooms. Those details help decide whether a single larger system or zoned equipment will keep the house comfortable.

Furnace Repair and Replacement

A furnace that cycles off early, makes new noises, or leaves rooms cold usually needs a hands-on inspection of the burners, ignition, blower, and venting. Our furnace technicians repair gas furnaces and replace them when the equipment is worn out, and we confirm combustion and venting before leaving.

If one room in your Murphy Creek home is always the coldest, the furnace is not always the cause. We check the duct path, registers, and balance along with the equipment before recommending a repair or a replacement.

Ductless Mini-Split Systems

A ductless mini-split cools and heats one room or zone through a wall-mounted indoor unit connected to an outdoor condenser. It is a practical fit for finished basements, additions, converted garages, and any space where adding duct would be disruptive. With our ductless mini-split service, we pick head locations, run the refrigerant lines, and test the finished system before we leave.

In a loft or live-work space near Stanley Marketplace, where an older building and a modern fit-out can share one floor, ductless units let you condition a single area without rebuilding the mechanical system. We plan the indoor head locations around furniture, windows, and wall space.

Geothermal Heat Pumps

A geothermal heat pump exchanges heat with the ground through a buried loop instead of the outdoor air. It suits owners planning a long stay, building new, or doing major landscape work, and it requires yard space and a site review before anyone can quote it. Our geothermal heat pump page explains the options in detail.

Lot size decides most geothermal conversations. A larger parcel, such as one in the Saddle Rock area, gives a ground loop more room than a compact townhome lot, and we are straightforward when a site will not work.

HVAC Maintenance Plans

Routine maintenance checks the parts that wear quietly: capacitors, contactors, filters, coils, drain lines, burners, and refrigerant-side performance. The Preferred Partner Program schedules heating and cooling visits ahead of each season so small issues are caught before a hot afternoon or a cold night.

If your household near the Anschutz Medical Campus runs on shift work, planned visits make it easier to pick a time that suits you. Tell us your preferred days and we will schedule around them.

Water Heater Repair and Replacement

A water heater that runs out quickly, leaks, rumbles, or produces no hot water needs a technician to check the thermostat or burner, anode condition, relief valve, and venting. We repair what is repairable and replace tank or tankless units that are past saving.

For a townhome or condo near Southlands where the water heater sits in a compact closet, we check clearances and venting before choosing a replacement. That way the new heater fits the space and the installation goes smoothly.

Plumbing Repair

From dripping faucets and clogged drains to failed toilets and low pressure, our plumbing technicians identify the source, explain the repair, and share the cost before work starts. We also handle supply lines and fixture replacements during remodels.

In an older house in Original Aurora, we look at the whole supply line while we are under the sink. A single worn fitting can be the first sign of others nearby, and it is easier to plan for them than to be surprised later.

Why Aurora Homeowners Choose Impact HVAC

The question we hear most from Aurora homeowners is what the right equipment is for their house. We answer it by looking at the house instead of the brochure, and we show you the tradeoffs between repair and replacement before you decide. Our team page lets you see the people who may visit your home. Impact has also grown by acquiring High Efficiency Heating and Air Conditioning and Great Peaks Heating and Air.

Because we also handle plumbing and electrical, a heat pump project does not stall when the panel needs attention or a water line is in the way. One crew coordinates the work and explains each step in plain language.

Aurora Heat Pump and HVAC FAQ

Why is my heat pump blowing cold air in my Aurora home?

During a defrost cycle, a heat pump can briefly blow cooler air, and that is normal. If cool air continues for long stretches, check the thermostat mode and filter, then call us. A failed reversing valve, low refrigerant, or a faulty outdoor fan can all cause it, and each needs a technician.

What size heat pump does an Aurora home need?

Size depends on the home’s heat loss and gain as well as its square footage. We account for insulation, windows, ductwork, and sun exposure before recommending a capacity. An oversized unit can short cycle and an undersized one runs constantly, so a load calculation matters.

Is a heat pump repair worth it on an older Aurora system?

It depends on the repair, the equipment’s condition, and the refrigerant it uses. A new capacitor or contactor is usually worth fixing, while repeated compressor trouble may justify replacement. We give you the repair cost and the replacement option so you can compare.

Can I add a ductless mini-split to a finished Aurora basement?

Yes, in most cases. A mini-split needs a wall for the indoor head, a path for the line set to the outdoor unit, and a spot for the condenser. We review those three items during a site visit and confirm what is possible.

What should I do if my Aurora water heater is leaking?

Shut off the water supply to the heater and, for a gas unit, turn the gas control to pilot or off. Then call us. A leak from the tank usually means replacement, while a leak at a valve or connection may be repairable.

Schedule Heat Pump and HVAC Service in Aurora

If you are planning a heat pump installation or need a repair, Impact HVAC is ready to help across Aurora. Get started at (720) 773-5865 or request service online and tell us how the equipment is behaving.