Built for Front Range winters and 95° Julys.
Furnace and AC repair, cold-climate heat pumps, and duct sealing from an owner-run crew of six. We size equipment for 6,000 feet, because that number changes everything.
Dan Kowalski started Copper Peak in 2011 with one van and a habit of quoting the fix on the phone before rolling the truck. Fifteen years later, that is still how it works.
Two seasons, one crew.
When the mercury goes negative
January cold snaps on the Front Range do not wait for business hours. Heating calls get same-day priority from October through March.
Heating servicesWhen July won't quit
High-altitude sun makes second floors brutal. We size AC for our thin air and long afternoons, not for a chart written at sea level.
Cooling servicesSmall on purpose.
Furnace died at 6pm in January, tech was here by 8. Fixed the igniter, charged what he quoted on the phone.Marcy, Monument
Four towns, one dispatch board.
Each area heats and cools differently. Monument sits a thousand feet higher than Fountain, and the housing stock spans seventy years. We write our advice per town, not per template.
- Colorado SpringsHome base. Briargate to Broadmoor, same-day in most cases.
- Monument & Tri-Lakes7,000 ft on the Palmer Divide. High-altitude combustion tuning.
- Security-WidefieldMid-century ranches with original ductwork. Our duct-sealing country.
- FountainFifteen minutes down I-25. Swamp-cooler retirements a specialty.
No heat? No cooling? Say the word.
Weekdays 7am to 6pm, with after-hours dispatch for no-heat emergencies all winter.