Brighton, CO Mini-Split and Heat Pump Services

Heat Pump Comfort for Brighton Homes
Heat pump technology has changed quickly in recent years, and modern ductless systems handle both heating and cooling for Brighton homes. They allow different temperatures in different rooms, work with smart home controls and typically require less construction than a ducted system.
BBCOND has been in the HVAC business since 2015 and serves Brighton along with Arvada, Broomfield, Aurora, Denver, Westminster and the surrounding area.
Mini-splits are also a practical option for home additions and garage workspaces. To schedule an in-person estimate, contact BBCOND.
To schedule service or request a quote, call 303-219-1000 or send us a message.
Services in Brighton
- Ductless AC installation: New mini-split systems for whole homes, additions and garages.
- Mini-split cleaning: Pressure washing and coil sanitizing for indoor and outdoor units.
- Split AC repairs: Leak repair, refrigerant charging, control boards and compressors.
- Furnace repair and installation: Service and replacement of gas furnaces.
- Central AC: Repair and installation of central air systems.


Choosing an Indoor Unit
There are three main indoor unit styles. Wall-mounted units come in single-zone and multi-zone sizes from 7K to 36K BTU. Floor-mounted units are available in single-zone sizes from 9K to 18K BTU, and ceiling cassette availability varies. Not every style suits every room, so an in-person estimate is the most reliable way to choose.
Many ductless systems are rated at 17 SEER or higher, and cold-climate models are designed to keep heating in sub-zero winter temperatures. Brands serviced include Daikin, Fujitsu, Mitsubishi, Carrier, Trane, Lennox, York and Coleman.

Our expertise
Frequently asked questions
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Do mini-splits work in Brighton winters?
Cold-climate heat pump models are built to continue heating well below freezing. An estimate will confirm the right model for the home.
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Which indoor unit type is right for my home?
It depends on the layout and space. An in-person estimate is recommended before choosing between wall, floor and ceiling units.



