When an Aurora homeowner needed a full HVAC upgrade, our team installed a new high-efficiency furnace, heat pump, and whole-home humidifier to replace their outdated setup. Because the home had no existing AC, we routed a new line set through an existing chase, creating several clean access points to complete the run. The homeowner’s limited availability meant the project had to be completed efficiently, and our crew delivered—finishing the installation on schedule. The result is a modern system that now provides reliable heating, cooling, and balanced humidity for year-round comfort in Colorado’s changing climate.
When an Aurora homeowner wanted to upgrade their home’s comfort, they called our team for a full HVAC installation, including a new furnace, heat pump, and whole-home humidifier. With no existing air conditioner and limited availability during the week, the homeowner needed a system that would work well in Colorado’s changing seasons and a crew that could finish the work efficiently. Our team completed the installation on schedule, giving the home better heating, cooling, and humidity control.Job Overview
- Location: Aurora, CO
- Client Type: Residential homeowner
- Scope: New furnace, heat pump, and whole-home humidifier installation
- Equipment Installed: High-efficiency furnace, heat pump, whole-home humidifier
- Additional Work: New line set run through an existing chase, temporary electrical, electrician support, wall access as needed
- Why It Mattered: The home had no existing AC and needed a modern heat pump system for year-round comfort. Adding a humidifier also helped improve dry winter air in the home.
What We Found
The home did not have an air-conditioning system in place, so adding a heat pump required routing a new line set from the mechanical room to the back wall of the house. The only workable path was through an existing chase, which required cutting several access points. The HVAC system also needed a humidifier installed on the return drop to help balance the dry Colorado indoor air. The homeowner had limited availability—only Mondays and Wednesdays—so completing the installation efficiently was essential.The Solution
Our installers began by preparing the mechanical room and confirming the humidifier placement on the return drop. The new furnace and heat pump were set in place, and the team carefully ran the new line set through the chase leading to the back of the home. As expected, several small access openings were created to allow for a proper route, all communicated clearly with the homeowner. The humidifier was installed and connected to the new system for improved indoor air moisture. Gas, drains, and electrical components were completed, with temporary electrical service provided until final electrical work could be completed. Once connected, the entire system was tested for proper airflow, heating function, refrigerant management, and thermostat control.Photo Highlights
