HVAC Installation in Santa Fe — High-Altitude Expertise

Santa Fe HVAC Sizing Done Right

Standard HVAC playbooks from Albuquerque don't apply at 7,200 feet. Heating loads are heavier and sustained, cooling demand is lower, and adobe homes behave very differently from frame construction. We do an actual heat-loss calculation that accounts for the building.

• High-efficiency furnaces — 95%+ AFUE properly sized for Santa Fe winters
• Dual-fuel systems — heat pump efficiency in shoulder seasons, gas backup for deep cold
• Heat pump installs — cold-climate models that perform at altitude
• AC installs — sized for actual cooling load (lighter than Albuquerque but real)
• Hydronic radiant floor systems — design, install, and replacement
• Mini-split installs — for historic homes where ductwork isn't feasible

Hydronic Radiant Floor Heating

Radiant floor heating is common in Santa Fe high-end residential for good reason — it's comfortable, quiet, and well-suited to adobe construction with thick-wall thermal mass. We design, install, and service hydronic systems including boilers, manifolds, zone valves, and controls.

Historic Districts and Adobe

Equipment placement in Santa Fe's historic districts has rules — visible exterior equipment, line-set routing, and condenser placement all need to fit preservation requirements. We work with homeowners and architects to design installs that pass review.

Free In-Home Estimates

Heat-loss calculation, equipment sizing, and a clear written quote with multiple efficiency tiers. No high-pressure sales. Federal high-efficiency tax credits and manufacturer rebates discussed honestly.