In most cases, Done Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric can complete a furnace replacement in just one day. Our team arrives on time with everything needed to safely remove your old system and professionally install your new furnace.
After installation, we test the system thoroughly, confirm proper airflow and thermostat settings, and make sure your home is left clean, warm, and ready for the season. If your project requires ductwork changes or a full HVAC system upgrade, the timeline may be slightly longer, but we’ll always explain what to expect before work begins.
Replacing a furnace blower motor involves shutting off power, removing the blower assembly, installing a compatible motor, and reconnecting wiring with precise alignment and balance. Because blower motors directly affect airflow, efficiency, and system safety, this work is best handled by a licensed HVAC technician.
While some homeowners may attempt a DIY repair, incorrect installation can lead to airflow issues, system damage, or safety concerns. Done provides professional furnace repair and blower motor replacement across the Denver metro area, ensuring your system is properly balanced, tested, and optimized for reliable performance—without guesswork or costly mistakes.
A furnace is the main heating unit in many homes, responsible for generating warm air and circulating it throughout your living space. Most Colorado homeowners rely on natural gas furnaces, which heat air inside a combustion chamber and push it through ductwork using a blower motor.
Because your furnace plays such an important role in comfort and safety during Denver winters, it’s essential to keep it running efficiently. Done services, repairs, and installs all major furnace types, helping homeowners stay warm with reliable, professional care all season long.
The cost of a new furnace can vary based on the type of system you choose, its efficiency rating, the size of your home, and whether additional work is needed during installation. Many standard natural gas furnace installations range from a few thousand dollars to more, depending on features and performance.
Done Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric offers clear, upfront quotes with no pressure, helping Denver metro homeowners select the right furnace for their comfort and budget. Financing options may also be available for qualified customers to make replacement more manageable.
AC services typically include installation, repair, replacement, and routine maintenance for residential cooling systems. The goal is to keep your air conditioner running efficiently, address problems early, and ensure reliable cooling when temperatures rise.
AC Installation or Replacement
If your current system is outdated, inefficient, or no longer repairable, AC service may include replacing it with a new unit. Installation can also apply to new homes, additions, or system upgrades such as zoning to improve comfort in different areas of the house.
AC Repair
AC repair addresses issues like poor cooling, unusual noises, frequent cycling, or systems that won’t turn on. A technician diagnoses the cause, explains what’s failing, and restores proper operation before further damage occurs.
AC Maintenance
Routine AC maintenance focuses on prevention. This typically includes a full system inspection, cleaning critical components, checking refrigerant levels, testing performance, and identifying small issues that are easier to fix before peak cooling season. Annual maintenance helps reduce breakdowns, improve efficiency, and extend system life.
Whole house fans pull cooler outdoor air into the home through open windows and push hot indoor air up and out through the attic. This creates rapid air exchange that can cool the home quickly without relying solely on air conditioning.
Whole house fans can help reduce cooling costs by decreasing how often the air conditioner needs to run. They also improve indoor air quality by bringing in fresh outdoor air and flushing out stale air, odors, and heat buildup from the home.
Homes in areas with significant temperature drops at night often benefit the most. Proper attic ventilation is important to ensure heat can escape effectively, and fan noise levels should be considered when selecting a system.
Done! can help homeowners determine whether a whole house fan is a practical and cost-effective cooling option based on home design, ventilation, and local climate conditions.
Installing a whole house fan involves cutting into the ceiling, properly sizing the fan, ensuring adequate attic ventilation, and safely connecting electrical components. Professional installation helps ensure the system operates efficiently and does not create airflow, moisture, or safety issues.
A qualified installer evaluates the home’s layout, attic space, and ventilation capacity before installation. Proper placement, secure mounting, correct wiring, and adequate venting are all critical to ensure effective performance and quiet operation.
Professional installation helps ensure the system meets local building codes and operates safely over time. Correct installation also helps prevent problems such as excessive noise, insufficient airflow, or attic heat buildup.
Done! installs whole house fans with a focus on proper sizing, safe installation, and reliable performance to help homeowners get the most benefit from their system.
When the fan is turned on, typically during cooler evenings or early mornings, it creates negative pressure inside the house. This pulls fresh outdoor air in through open windows and doors while forcing warm indoor air up into the attic and out through ventilation openings.
To operate effectively, windows or doors are opened to allow outside air to enter. The fan then pulls hot indoor air upward, and cooler outdoor air flows in to replace it. This continuous air exchange lowers indoor temperatures and helps refresh the air inside the home.
Whole house fans work best when outdoor temperatures are lower than indoor temperatures and when the attic is properly ventilated. Used correctly, they can reduce reliance on air conditioning and provide fast, natural cooling.
Done! installs whole house fans designed to improve airflow, support efficient cooling, and enhance overall home comfort.
Done! installs tankless water heaters that are properly sized and configured for Denver homes. Their licensed technicians handle every detail, from system selection to code-compliant installation, ensuring reliable performance and long-term efficiency.
Water heater installations are regulated by building and safety codes because they involve gas, electricity, water pressure, and ventilation. Permits help ensure the installation meets current code requirements and reduces risks such as gas leaks, electrical issues, or improper venting.
In Colorado, permits are commonly required for both residential and commercial water heater installations, regardless of where the property is located. After installation, an inspection is often required to confirm the system was installed correctly and safely.
When a permitted installation is completed properly, it helps protect occupants and ensures the property remains compliant with local building codes. Licensed professionals typically handle the permitting process as part of the installation to make sure all requirements are met.
An electrical map is a detailed layout of your home’s electrical circuits that shows which breakers control specific outlets, lights, and appliances. It helps quickly identify circuit loads, troubleshoot electrical issues, and ensure your system is safely supporting your home’s power needs.
An electrical map is a practical tool that documents how electricity is distributed throughout your home. It identifies which breaker controls each outlet, light, and hardwired appliance, giving you a clear picture of how your electrical system is organized and where power is being used.
Without an electrical map, diagnosing problems like tripped breakers, flickering lights, or overloaded circuits often turns into trial and error. Mapping your circuits allows electrical issues to be isolated quickly and helps reveal hidden problems, such as too many devices sharing a single circuit or older wiring struggling to handle modern electrical demands.
Electrical mapping is especially useful during home upgrades, basement finishes, appliance installations, or when adding new outlets or lighting. It ensures circuits are balanced correctly and that your system can safely support additional load before problems occur.
Done! Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric performs electrical mapping as part of professional system evaluations and electrical upgrades. Our electricians trace circuits accurately, identify load issues, and document how your electrical system is actually being used, so decisions about repairs or upgrades are based on clear, reliable information.
A sub panel is a smaller electrical panel that connects to your main service panel and distributes power to a specific area of your home, such as a basement, addition, garage, or workshop. It helps safely manage electrical demand when the main panel is full or when dedicated circuits are needed in another part of the property.
A sub panel is essentially a secondary breaker box that extends your home’s electrical system. It is fed by your main service panel and allows power to be safely distributed to a specific area, such as a finished basement, home office, garage, or detached structure. Instead of overloading the main panel with additional breakers, a sub panel creates dedicated space for new circuits where they’re actually needed.
Sub panels are commonly installed when homeowners finish a basement, add a workshop, upgrade appliances, or need more outlets and lighting than the main panel can safely support. By moving some electrical demand to a sub panel, the system stays organized, easier to service, and safer overall. It also reduces crowding in the main breaker box, which can help prevent overheating and nuisance tripping.
In many Denver-area homes, sub panels are used to support basements or detached spaces where electrical needs increase over time. Installing one correctly requires proper sizing, grounding, and coordination with the existing electrical system to ensure safe, code-compliant operation.
Done! Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric installs sub panels as part of planned electrical upgrades, basement finishes, and home expansions across the Denver metro. Our electricians evaluate current capacity, design the sub panel to support both immediate and future needs, and ensure the installation is completed correctly the first time.
