HVAC FAQs: Answers from the Experts

What areas do you service?

We service ALL of Denver Metro Area, Colorado.

When are your techs available?

Our regular hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. However, we’re here when you need us! For emergency HVAC services call us at (720) 587-5836.  We’re always ready to help.

How much does it cost if I need an estimate?

Absolutely nothing! At Temperature Engineering, estimates are always free. We’ll schedule a convenient time to discuss your HVAC needs—no pressure, no cost.

How do I know what equipment I should purchase to be installed?

That’s where we come in. Our expert technicians are here to guide you through the process and help you choose the right equipment for your home or business. We’ll make sure your installation is smooth, informed, and stress-free.

What is a Zoned HVAC System and why should I install one?

A Zoned HVAC System allows you to control the temperature in different areas (“zones”) of your home independently. Using dampers in the ductwork, the system directs air only where it’s needed—boosting comfort and efficiency.

Do you provide preventative maintenance for commercial properties and restaurants?

Yes, we do! Preventative maintenance is essential—especially for high-demand environments like restaurants and commercial buildings. Regular maintenance reduces the risk of breakdowns and keeps your system running at peak performance.

How often should preventative maintenance be done?

We highly recommend having your HVAC system professionally serviced on a quarterly basis. It is very beneficial to have the inspections during each season throughout the year as the seasonal temperature shifts, to ensure your system is ready for heavy use.

Why is it important to perform regular preventative maintenance on your commercial/residential HVAC system?

Preventative maintenance plays a crucial role in maximizing the lifespan of your unit. Neglect can result in significant strain on the unit, as it tries to operate with debris build up, unlubricated mechanisms, and airflow blockages.