
Heat Pumps Built for Mountain Winters
Many Summit County properties have no natural gas and rely on propane. A heat pump offers an all-electric alternative for heating and cooling, and the cold-climate units we install are rated to operate at outdoor temperatures down to -13°F.
BBCOND installs, repairs and maintains mini-splits, central AC, furnaces and other HVAC equipment throughout the county. In the HVAC business since 2015, our technicians handle new construction, remodels, additions and garage workspaces.
Contact us to arrange an on-site estimate.
To schedule service or request a quote, call 303-219-1000 or send us a message.
Services in Summit County
- Ductless AC installation: Single-zone and multi-zone mini-splits with wall-mount, ceiling cassette or floor-mount indoor units.
- Propane-to-heat-pump conversions: Moving homes and businesses without natural gas onto electric heat pump heating.
- Mini-split pressure washing: Deep cleaning of indoor and outdoor units, coils and filters.
- Repairs: Control boards, compressors, refrigerant leaks and recharging for mini-splits, central AC and heat pumps.
- Furnace and central AC: Repair and installation of furnaces and central air systems.


Licensing and Insurance
BBCOND is registered in Summit County as a mechanical contractor, Registration #2559, and is fully insured. Certificates are available on request.
Brands we service include Fujitsu, Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric, York, Trane, Coleman, Carrier and Lennox.

Our expertise
Frequently asked questions
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Do heat pumps work in Summit County’s cold weather?
Yes. The cold-climate units we install are rated to operate down to -13°F outside.
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Which indoor unit type should I choose?
Wall-mount, ceiling cassette and floor-mount units each suit different layouts. An in-person estimate is the best way to choose.



