Frequently Asked Questions

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 The Short answer: it could save you thousands of dollars and help protect your investment.

 Getting yearly maintenance on your home’s HVAC equipment is one of the best ways to protect your comfort, safety, and investment. Regular tune-ups keep your system running efficiently, which lowers energy bills, reduces the risk of unexpected breakdowns, and extends the lifespan of expensive equipment. Maintenance also helps identify small issues before they turn into costly repairs and ensures critical components, like heat exchangers and electrical connections, are safe and operating properly. With routine care, your HVAC system will deliver more reliable performance year-round, giving you peace of mind and consistent comfort through Colorado’s changing seasons. 

Absolutely! 

 Boiler systems are complex pieces of equipment that require specialized knowledge and expertise to service correctly, which is why customers in Boulder County should trust Home Pro 303 for all their boiler needs. Our highly trained technicians understand the intricacies of hydronic heating systems, from pressure controls and pumps to safety devices and efficiency settings. Improper service can lead to costly repairs, safety risks, or even system failure, making it essential to hire qualified professionals who know boilers inside and out. At Home Pro 303, we bring the skill, experience, and attention to detail needed to keep your boiler running safely and efficiently, giving you reliable comfort and peace of mind all winter long.  

 Deciding whether to repair or replace your residential HVAC system often comes down to its age, efficiency, and the cost of needed repairs. In general, if your system is over 10–15 years old, requires frequent service, or a single repair costs more than a third of the price of a new unit, replacement is usually the smarter long-term investment. Newer systems offer higher energy efficiency, better comfort control, and can significantly lower utility bills compared to outdated equipment. On the other hand, if your system is relatively new and the issue is minor or inexpensive to fix, a repair may be the most cost-effective option. At Home Pro 303, we provide honest assessments to help you choose the best path for your comfort, safety, and budget. 

In Colorado’s climate, the life expectancy of an HVAC system can vary based on maintenance, usage, and equipment quality. On average:

• Air Conditioners typically last 12–15 years. Because Colorado has a shorter cooling season than hotter states, AC units here often last toward the higher end of that range—especially if properly maintained.
   
• Furnaces usually last 15–18 years, and sometimes longer, since they’re built for heavier use. However, Colorado’s cold winters mean furnaces work harder, so regular maintenance is key to maximizing their lifespan.
   

With yearly tune-ups, timely repairs, and proper installation, many homeowners in Boulder County see their systems last even longer while running more efficiently and safely.