AC repair and replacement — and a free furnace when you upgrade.
If your AC is blowing warm air, running nonstop, or not cooling like it used to, start with a professional evaluation. We’ll find the problem and explain your options before you spend anything on repairs.
Featured offer: Free furnace with AC installation
For a limited time, install a new air conditioning system with 1st Choice Mechanical and the furnace is free. It’s our current installation offer for homeowners replacing an aging system — call 720-810-7279 for full details, and see the Offers & Financing page.
What we work on
- Central air conditioning — repair, replacement, installation, maintenance
- Heat pumps — service and heat pump installation, for heating and cooling in one system
- Swamp cooler service and installation (evaporative coolers), plus seasonal start-up/shut-down
- Commercial cooling, including rooftop units for restaurants and retail
Signs your AC needs attention
- Blowing warm air (AC not cooling) — the system runs, but the house doesn’t cool
- Runs constantly — it never seems to reach the set temperature or shut off
- Weak airflow — air barely comes out of the registers
- Short cycling — it starts and stops every few minutes
- Strange noises or thermostat problems
- Ice on the lines or the outdoor unit in summer
One free check before you call: your outdoor unit needs about two feet of clear breathing room on all sides. Bushes, leaves, and stored items choking the unit can cause exactly the symptoms above. Clear it, and if it’s still struggling, call us — the consultation is free.
Repair or replace?
The same honest approach as our heating work: if the problem is isolated and the system is otherwise sound, a repair is usually the right call. If the unit is older, repairs are adding up, or it can’t keep the house comfortable on hot days anymore, a replacement — quoted free, with financing available — may be the better money. We’ll show you both paths. And if you do replace the AC, ask about the free furnace offer above before it’s gone.