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About Broomfield HVAC

Who runs this site, who does the work, and where the prices and local facts come from.

Broomfield HVAC is for Broomfield homeowners planning a furnace, AC or heat pump replacement.

Who does the work

Our installers do the estimates and installs, across the Denver metro and in Broomfield. When you send photos or book a visit, your request goes to them through Plenum, an estimating system.

Where the prices come from

The prices on this site are typical ranges from our recent estimates across the Denver area, with no rebates taken off. Half of those estimates fall inside each range. The ranges for a heat pump with a new gas furnace and for a ducted heat pump follow our current pricing instead. Out-of-pocket figures are what most Xcel gas customers in the Denver metro have paid since October 1, 2026, after every rebate.

Rebate amounts change often. Xcel Energy changed its heat pump rebates on October 1, 2026, so this site names the programs and leaves the amounts to your quote.

Local facts

The two electric utilities and the Switch Together group buy come from the City and County of Broomfield. Permit review times and the smoke and carbon monoxide alarm rule come from the Broomfield Building Division. Program rules come from United Power, Power Ahead Colorado and the Colorado Energy Office. We checked all of them on October 8, 2026.

The photos

The aerial photo on the homepage shows Interlocken in Broomfield, and the one on this page shows the Flatirons above Boulder. The equipment photos are our installs from around the Denver metro and aren't tied to particular Broomfield addresses.

Privacy

Photo and booking requests are handled under our privacy policy.

Sources

  1. City and County of Broomfield: Energy
  2. Broomfield Building Division
  3. United Power heat pump rebate rules
  4. Power Ahead Colorado: rebate program overview
  5. Colorado Energy Office: heat pump tax credits
  6. Service area map