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New construction and home upgrades in Westminster, CO

Heating and cooling planned into your new build or remodel, with rebate and financing support along the way.

The short answer

New construction and home upgrades from Colorado Eco-Mechanical covers heating and cooling for a new build in Westminster, CO, and for existing homes being upgraded or remodeled. You get a system planned around your floor plan, installed to fit your framing, plus support with rebates and financing.

How the job works

What does HVAC for new construction and home upgrades involve?

In a new build, the work starts on paper. The floor plan shows where ducts, vents, a furnace or heat pump, and a thermostat can go. Most of the install happens while the walls are still open, so duct runs can pass through floor joists and soffits.

In an upgrade or remodel, the question is what the house already has. A finished basement, an addition, or a gutted kitchen changes how much heating and cooling a room needs, and old ducts may be too small for the new load.

  1. Review plans and roomsWe look at the floor plan or the existing house to see which rooms need heating and cooling.
  2. Size the systemEquipment and duct sizes are matched to the home's layout and the rooms being added or changed.
  3. Rough-in before walls closeDucts, line sets, drains and thermostat wiring go in while framing is still open.
  4. Set equipment and testThe furnace, heat pump or air conditioner is installed, then run to check airflow and temperature in each room.

When to call

When should you call about new construction and home upgrades?

Earlier is easier, because ductwork is simplest to place before drywall goes up or a finished room is opened.

  • Framing is going upOpen studs and joists are the easiest time to route ducts and set vent locations.
  • Basement finish is plannedA finished basement needs its own airflow, and ceilings should not hide a duct problem later.
  • An addition is comingA new room often runs hotter or colder than the rest of the house if the system was not sized for it.
  • Furnace or AC is agingA remodel is a good moment to replace old equipment instead of working around it.
  • Rebate paperwork questionsIf you want rebate or financing support, ask before you choose equipment so the choices line up.

A home that heats and cools the way you planned.

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