Morning Briefing – 6:30 AM
The day starts early at High Altitude Heating & Air, as we gather for our morning meeting. The crisp mountain air reminds us why reliable heating systems are so crucial in Colorado. Our dispatch team reviews the day’s service calls, and we load up our trucks with the essential parts and tools.
First Call – 8:00 AM
Today’s first stop is a routine maintenance check in Louisville. As HVAC professionals, we know that preventative care is vital for system longevity. While inspecting the furnace, I perform our comprehensive checklist:
- Filter inspection and replacement
- Thermostat calibration
- Electrical connection testing
- Safety control verification
- Blower motor assessment
Emergency Call – 11:30 AM
Between scheduled appointments, we receive an urgent call about a failed heating system. In our line of work, responding quickly to emergency situations is crucial, especially during Colorado’s unpredictable weather patterns.
Afternoon Installation – 2:00 PM
The afternoon involves a complete system replacement. Working at elevation means considering unique factors that coastal HVAC companies don’t face. We carefully size the equipment for optimal performance at altitude, ensuring our customers receive the most efficient solution for their homes.
Final Check – 5:30 PM
Before heading back to base, I complete my service reports and prepare the truck for tomorrow. Being thorough with documentation helps us maintain our high service standards and ensures we’re ready for another day of keeping our community comfortable.
Living and working in Colorado means understanding the unique challenges of mountain climate HVAC services. Every day brings new opportunities to serve our neighbors and maintain their comfort through all seasons.