Professional heat pump installation designed to deliver year-round comfort and energy efficiency. Our licensed technicians install and replace both air-source and ductless mini-split heat pump systems customized for residential properties across Denver and the greater Colorado Front Range. Whether you are replacing an old furnace and AC, building a new home, or upgrading to an all-electric heating and cooling solution, we provide systems that lower energy bills, reduce your carbon footprint, and meet today’s residential building codes.
Full heat pump system installation for new construction
Heat pump replacement and change-outs
Air-source heat pump installation
Ductless mini-split heat pump installation
Dual fuel (hybrid) heat pump systems
Heat pump water heater integration
Smart thermostat and zoning setup
Energy-efficient heat pump upgrades
Every successful heat pump installation begins with a thorough evaluation of your home. Our certified technicians visit your property, review your existing heating and cooling system, and gather the data needed to engineer the right solution.
We assess:
Based on our assessment, we engineer a heat pump solution sized precisely for your home. Undersized units cannot maintain comfort during Denver’s coldest nights; oversized units short-cycle, waste energy, and fail prematurely. Aspire HVAC designs every system for peak efficiency and long-term reliability.
Our design plan includes:
Right-sized equipment selection from leading heat pump brands
Detailed system layout and refrigerant line routing
Energy-efficiency analysis and projected utility savings
Air distribution and zoning design for multi-zone mini-splits
Compliance with Denver building codes and energy standards
Our residential installation crews are NATE-certified and EPA 608-certified, trained to work with air-source heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, air handlers, and condensing units. We follow manufacturer installation specifications and local code requirements on every project to protect your equipment warranty and ensure your family’s safety.
Installation services include:
After installation, every component is thoroughly tested and commissioned before we consider the job complete. Aspire HVAC does not hand off a heat pump system unless it meets our performance benchmarks.
We verify:
Heating output at low outdoor temperatures (down to design conditions)
Cooling output against load calculations
Airflow volumes at each supply register or wall cassette
Temperature uniformity throughout your home
Thermostat and control sequencing
Refrigerant charge and system pressures
Defrost cycle operation and backup heat staging
Once commissioning is complete, our project manager walks you through the entire system. We explain how to operate your new heat pump, review the manufacturer warranty, and outline a recommended preventive maintenance schedule to protect your investment. You receive a full commissioning report documenting every test result.
Single-family homes and townhomes
Homes without existing ductwork (retrofit mini-splits)
New construction and custom builds
Condos and apartments
Homes with solar panels seeking all-electric solutions
Dual fuel upgrades (heat pump + gas furnace backup)
Certified professionals delivering safe, reliable HVAC services with complete peace of mind.
Background-checked technicians committed to professional and dependable service.
Transparent pricing, quality workmanship, and HVAC solutions you can count on.
Yes. Modern cold-climate heat pumps are designed to operate efficiently at temperatures as low as -15°F to -25°F. Denver's average January low is around 17°F, well within the operating range of today's premium heat pump systems. For added peace of mind, we also offer dual fuel systems that keep your gas furnace as backup.
Most residential heat pump installations are completed within one to two business days. A direct replacement of an existing unit can often be finished in a single day. A ductless mini-split installation with multiple indoor wall units may take two to three days. Aspire HVAC provides a firm project timeline in writing before work begins.
Yes. A properly sized heat pump provides both heating and cooling from a single system. During summer, it works like an air conditioner. During winter, it reverses operation to pull heat from the outdoor air and deliver it inside. Many homeowners choose a heat pump to eliminate the need for separate heating and cooling equipment.
Heat pumps are 2–4 times more efficient than gas furnaces or electric resistance heaters. Most homeowners see annual energy savings of 20–50% after switching from a standard furnace and AC combo to a modern heat pump system. Savings are highest when replacing electric resistance heat or an old, inefficient AC unit.
Yes. Aspire HVAC offers flexible financing options to help homeowners invest in energy-efficient heat pump systems. We also help you navigate available incentives, including Xcel Energy rebates and the federal tax credit, to reduce your upfront cost.
Whether you’re dealing with an emergency repair, planning a replacement, or preparing for seasonal maintenance, our team is here to help.