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Triple Point Heating and Air LLC Heating, Air Conditioning and Commercial Refrigeration services for the Northern Colorado Front Range

Ran into this monster the other day…original 1956 Armstrong. Belt driven blower motor! This might be the oldest forced a...
08/22/2026

Ran into this monster the other day…original 1956 Armstrong. Belt driven blower motor! This might be the oldest forced air furnace (still in operation) we’ve seen.

We know what it’s like to not have a bed. Consider a donation to a great organization!
08/19/2026

We know what it’s like to not have a bed. Consider a donation to a great organization!

We hope you are staying cool during this heat wave! Due to an extreme influx in callvolume, we are temporarily suspendin...
07/17/2026

We hope you are staying cool during this heat wave! Due to an extreme influx in call
volume, we are temporarily suspending all basement finishes, duct work modifications, gas line additions, and similar “non cooling” related work until further notice. Thank you for your patience as we work through this hot weather! 🥵

A great review from a great client! Thanks Dom!
05/19/2026

A great review from a great client! Thanks Dom!

Don’t let your furnace and AC look like this. Don’t call the company advertising $29/$39/$49 “tune ups” so they can send...
04/08/2026

Don’t let your furnace and AC look like this.

Don’t call the company advertising $29/$39/$49 “tune ups” so they can send you a salesman to pitch you a $20k system. And oh wait, heat pumps are all the rage and you can get $18k in rebates (while they inflate their pricing to line their pockets).

Yearly maintenance plans start at $229 and include 10% off repairs. We also lock you in for flat rate $79 trip and diagnostic charges even on the weekend or holidays.

Just ran a call for a client in Timnath on Saturday. She was quoted $268 for just a trip and diagnostic charge by a local popular company with a big city name that espouses ”family values” and decries the private equity run outfits in the area.

$268.

Just to step foot in the door.

Unbelievable.

02/25/2026

Something near and dear to our hearts, Animal Assisted Therapy (AAT) is a wonderful program that helps so many people in the area. Please consider donating to keep this awesome program alive and well. 🙂

https://caringcaninescolorado.org

Another Cooper & Hunter minisplit wrapped up. 👍2.5 ton single head system for an outbuilding/shop area.
01/27/2026

Another Cooper & Hunter minisplit wrapped up. 👍

2.5 ton single head system for an outbuilding/shop area.

I first saw this furnace in 2016 when I worked for another company and installed a new ECM module on the blower. Got cal...
12/02/2025

I first saw this furnace in 2016 when I worked for another company and installed a new ECM module on the blower. Got called out yesterday and found a bad secondary heat exchanger. We put in a new 96% 2 stage variable speed unit and fixed a minor zoning issue (3 zone system).

10/31/2025

Do you have an old furnace? You might want to think about getting it replaced before these requirements go into effect.

On the Horizon: Furnace Efficiency Requirements for 2026.

Starting January 1, 2026, all new natural gas furnaces sold in Colorado must be high-efficiency models with an Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) of at least 95% and meet new ultra-low NOx emissions standards. This new requirement, set by Colorado's HB23-1161, replaces the previous 80% AFUE minimum. The change aims to reduce smog-forming nitrogen dioxide pollution and cut consumer energy bills.

Key requirements for new furnaces

Efficiency: A minimum AFUE of 95% is required.
Emissions: New furnaces must meet ultra-low NOx emissions standards.
Sale date: The mandate for new furnaces takes effect on January 1, 2026.
Current options (before 2026): Before the new law, 80% AFUE furnaces were the standard. The sale of standard 80% and 92% AFUE furnaces will be phased out by the end of 2025.

Why the change is happening

Environmental impact: The new standards are part of a larger effort to reduce the state's overall emissions and improve air quality.
Energy savings: Higher efficiency furnaces use less energy, which should lead to lower heating bills for consumers, especially in Colorado's colder climate.

What you need to know
For replacements: If your furnace needs replacement now, you can still purchase an 80% AFUE model, but you will have a limited time to do so.
Installation: The installation of new, higher-efficiency furnaces is required for all new gas furnaces sold in the state after the 2026 deadline.

Cost: Ultra-low NOx and high-efficiency furnaces typically have a higher upfront cost than older, less efficient models.
Installation challenges: In some older homes, retrofitting a high-efficiency furnace may require more complex and costly installation to accommodate the new smaller exhaust vent and condensate drainage requirements.

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Windsor, CO
80550

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

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