A local heating and cooling company, based in the Thompson Valley
Loveland HVAC Pros is a heating and cooling company based at 206 E 4th St, Suite 200, in downtown Loveland, CO. We serve homeowners across the Thompson Valley, from the older neighborhoods around Lake Loveland to the newer builds out by Centerra, and in the towns around us: Berthoud, Windsor, Johnstown, Milliken, and the rest of our service area.
The work is straightforward to describe. Furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, ductwork, swamp coolers, and the air quality equipment that ties into them. We repair what can be repaired, replace what is worn out, and maintain the rest so it runs longer. Call (970) 555-0134 to talk with us.
How we work with homeowners
Most people call an HVAC company at a bad moment. The furnace died at 10 p.m. The AC quit the week company is coming to visit. Our job at that moment is to slow things down and get you a straight answer.
- We diagnose before we quote. A tech looks at the equipment, tests the likely failure points, and checks the basics that get missed: filter, airflow, duct leaks, thermostat setup.
- You get the options in plain language. Repair cost, replacement cost, and what each one buys you, in writing. If a repair buys you five good years, we say so. If the system is throwing good money after bad, we say that too, and show the math.
- Flat price, approved by you. Work starts after you approve a written price. No open-ended hourly billing, no surprise line items at the end.
- No pressure at the kitchen table. Take the quote home, compare it, call us back. It stays good while you decide.
Our service standards
These are the rules our techs work by on every call:
- Show up inside the window we promised, and call if traffic or a prior job runs long.
- Shoe covers on, drop cloths down, work area left as clean as we found it.
- Test the full system before leaving: heat cycle, cool cycle, temperatures at the supply vents, and a check of the thermostat settings with you.
- Haul away old equipment and packaging. Nothing gets left in your side yard.
- Leave written notes on what was done, what to watch, and when the next service is due.
- Permits pulled on equipment replacements, and installations set up for Loveland's 4,982-foot elevation, including the altitude adjustments gas furnaces need up here.
Work we stand behind
Our results page walks through representative project write-ups — the existing equipment, the new equipment, the scope, and typical pricing for each kind of job — so you can see what work like yours usually runs. Some details are generalized for customer privacy. If you want to know what a job like yours usually runs before you call, start there or with our 2026 furnace cost guide.
Ready when you are: call (970) 555-0134 or head to the contact page to send a request. Estimates on replacement equipment are free.