Heating & cooling · Pueblo, Colorado

Safe heat in winter. Steady cooling in summer.

Highland Harbor repairs, maintains and replaces furnaces, heat pumps and air conditioning for Pueblo homes and businesses — and treats every gas appliance as a safety job first.

A brick bungalow in Pueblo on a clear winter morning, frost on the lawn and the furnace vent pipe visible on the roof
Heating Furnaces, floor furnaces, heat pumps

Repairs, fall tune-ups with a combustion check, and replacement — including the floor furnaces and wall heaters in older Pueblo houses.

The seven safety checkpoints
An outdoor air conditioner beside a stucco house in Pueblo West on a bright summer afternoon, dry hills behind
Cooling Air conditioning and heat pumps

Repair and replacement for hot Pueblo summers, and spring tune-ups so the first heat wave isn't the test.

Cooling services

Have a working carbon monoxide alarm near where people sleep.

Every gas furnace, water heater, fireplace and attached garage is a possible source. An alarm costs little and is the last line of defence. Test it when the clocks change.

Where the gas goes in a furnace

A technician servicing a large gas furnace in the mechanical room of a church, ductwork overhead
Businesses

Offices, shops, restaurants, churches.

Gas-fired rooftop units, unit heaters in shops and garages, furnaces in churches and older commercial buildings — serviced with the same combustion checks, and scheduled around your hours.

Business services

Where we work

Pueblo and Pueblo County.

We work across Pueblo, Pueblo West and the surrounding towns.

  • Pueblo
  • Pueblo West
  • Avondale
  • Boone
  • Fowler
  • Colorado City
  • Rye
  • Florence
Questions

What Pueblo asks us.

How do I know my furnace is safe?

A heating tune-up should include a combustion analysis in the flue, an inspection of the heat exchanger, and a check of the vent and combustion air. A working carbon monoxide alarm near sleeping areas is the last line of defence.

Do you work on floor furnaces and wall heaters?

Yes. Many older Pueblo houses still heat with a floor furnace or wall heater. We service and repair them, check their venting carefully, and tell you honestly when replacement makes more sense.

What should I do if my carbon monoxide alarm goes off?

Get everyone outside into fresh air and call 911 or your gas utility from outside. Do not go back in until the source has been found. Then call us to inspect the heating equipment.

Do you work on businesses?

Yes, equally with homes. Rooftop units, unit heaters, furnaces and air conditioning for Pueblo offices, shops, restaurants and churches.

Does Highland Harbor do finishing or marine work?

No. Highland Harbor HVAC Finishes is a heating, ventilation and air conditioning contractor only.

Before the first cold night

Book a heating check.

All seven safety checkpoints, with the readings — for a house or a building.

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