Heating & Air Conditioning Products in Boulder, CO

Living comfortably in Boulder, CO wouldn’t be possible without a dependable heating and air conditioning system. Winters along the Front Range bring freezing temperatures, snow, and long cold nights—making a reliable furnace essential for keeping your home safe and cozy. Likewise, summer heat and dry conditions make efficient air conditioning just as important.

Sherrelwood Services is a trusted Boulder HVAC company providing professional installation and service for a full range of heating and cooling equipment. We work on all types of gas and electric systems and help homeowners choose comfort solutions that match their home, efficiency goals, and budget.

HVAC Installation in Boulder

The quality of your HVAC equipment absolutely matters—but the quality of the installation matters even more. Even the most advanced heating and cooling system will underperform if it isn’t sized and installed correctly.

At Sherrelwood Services, we take a design-first approach to HVAC installation. Our team evaluates your home’s square footage, insulation levels, airflow, ductwork condition, and comfort preferences before recommending equipment. This ensures your system is properly sized and engineered to perform efficiently in Boulder’s unique climate conditions.

Schedule Your Free In-Home Estimate

If you’re considering a system upgrade or need new heating and cooling equipment, the first step is a professional evaluation. Contact Sherrelwood Services today to schedule a free in-home estimate. We’ll assess your current system, review your comfort goals, and provide clear recommendations for improving efficiency and reliability.

Make the move to more dependable, energy-efficient heating and air conditioning for your Boulder, CO home with expert installation you can trust.

Thermostat

Digital thermostats offer many options for customizing indoor comfort. These options provide not just convenience, but energy savings as well when used correctly. It varies by model, but many offer smart phone access, weather forecasts, touch screens, auto-learning capabilities and much more.

Air Conditioner

An air conditioner works by chilling refrigerant which is then used to remove heat energy from your home. Air conditioners rely on the indoor fan motor and coil to work, and modern units feature efficiency raising things like two-stage and modulating compressors along with quieter operation.

Furnace

Stay warm and cozy during a frigid Boulder, CO winter season with an efficient gas furnace from SSI! Modern furnaces boast modulating flames, condensing technology and variable speed motors that make them quieter and more efficient than ever before.

Heat Pump

A heat pump provides both cooling and heating for your home. They are a great option to add with a gas furnace for hybrid heating, especially if your home doesn’t have access to natural gas. Propane heating is expensive in mild winter temps, and a heat pump can lower utilities during these times.

Evaporator Coil

An indoor coil is required by an air conditioner (or heat pump) because this coil houses the refrigerant pumped inside by the air conditioner. The coil absorbs heat energy from the air (or adds it back in the case of a heat pump). UV lamps protect a coil from mold which can grow on the damp coil.

Air Handler

If you use another heating source instead of a furnace, an air handler is needed to work with the air conditioner during the summer. An air handler is basically a combination of the fan motor from a gas furnace and the indoor coil from an evaporator coil. Variable speed ECM motors are whisper quiet.

Mini-Split

Do you have a living space that doesn’t have ducting installed? A mini-split system, also called a ductless system can be an ideal solution. Ductless units come in cooling only or heating and cooling, and bring the quiet, efficient comfort of big systems to any home, office or garage.

Packaged System

Heating and air conditioning systems are normally split “split systems.” The air conditioner or heat pump is located outside and other equipment located inside. When the design of a home doesn’t allow for indoor equipment, a packaged system can be the answer.