New Furnace, AC, and HVAC Installations
When a repair no longer makes sense, CLR Heating and Cooling installs the replacement. We design and install new heating and cooling systems for homes and commercial buildings in Cañon City, Florence, Penrose, and the rest of Fremont County — furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, and ductless mini-splits.
Veteran-owned. Licensed and insured. Authorized Amana and Goodman dealer.
Commercial HVAC Installations
CLR also installs heating and cooling for local businesses. If you run a shop on Royal Gorge Boulevard, an office, a church, a restaurant, a rental, a shop building, or a small warehouse, we size and install the system for how the building is actually used — not a one-size-fits-all residential package.
Commercial work we handle:
- New rooftop and split-system installs
- Furnace and AC replacement in existing commercial spaces
- Ductless mini-splits for offices, server rooms, additions, and spaces with no usable ductwork
- Heat pump installs where they make sense at our elevation
Southern Colorado buildings work hard. Thin air, hard water, dust, and 30-degree swings in a single day punish undersized equipment. We do a load calculation, look at ductwork and electrical, pull permits, set the equipment, and commission it so it actually hits setpoint on a July afternoon and a January night.
You get the same approach as our residential jobs: clear options, upfront pricing, no high-pressure sales, and a crew that treats the job like it is going in a neighbor’s building — because it usually is.
Residential HVAC Installations
Most of our installs go into homes in Cañon City, Penrose, Florence, and the rest of Fremont County. We size the system for this house, elevation, sun load, and hard water included, then install it and haul the old unit away.
We install high-efficiency furnaces, central AC, heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, and swamp-cooler-to-refrigerated-air conversions. You get a load calculation, straightforward options, and upfront pricing. If a repair still makes sense, we say so.