Economy Repairs of Colorado

I have a very old boiler (likely 45 years), which was experiencing an array of issues. A different company took a look and provided a pricey quote to get it up to par, but was more so encouraging a total boiler replacement at $20K+. Brian was recommended by a local realtor/rental property owner and so he took a look as well. Not only was his price more fair, but he strongly felt a total boiler replacement wasn't needed, and the reasoning provided by the other company could be fixed through other parts replacements. (And if he felt the boiler needed replacement, his quote would have been MUCH lower.) Needless to say, I hired Brian for the parts replacements, maintenance, and clean-up. It almost looks like a brand-new unit with a vintage flair (see pic)! I'll also note that this was a

Brian was recommend to me by a coworker, and I've used him to help diagnose and repair a few different HVAC and water heater issues (at work and home) over the last 10ish years. He will quickly diagnose the issue, and do what he can to repair parts, rather than just recommend new systems. The most surprising part of every interaction is when he gives the invoice. I should probably start tipping, it's that much less than you'd think it would be.

I am a property manager in Longmont and have been using Brian for 4 years. He goes above and beyond for us and always with a smile on his face. I have even had to call him at 10:30 at night for an emergency hot water heater leak, and again did it with a smile on his face. Do NOT go to anyone else but Brian. Thoughtful, honest and hard worker that does not charge an arm and a leg. Hes the only HVAC guy I use.

Brian is a gem. We’re renovating a kitchen and he has been so helpful and responsive in our planning. We have a ancient furnace and his great work has kept it working beautifully.

Finally an HVAC repair service that only repairs what is needed and doesn't automatically assume that if units are more than 5 years old that a total new system is recommended. Brian may be the last honest repair man out there.