New construction HVAC, Erie
Erie new construction mechanical
Bid-ready HVAC pricing for Erie general contractors, developers and custom home builders.
- Insured
- EPA-certified technicians
- Design-build and plan-and-spec
- 24/7 emergency response
New construction in Erie keeps moving. Erie is one of the faster-growing towns between Denver and Boulder, and new subdivisions and commercial pads are a steady source of new construction work. We bring loads, equipment selection, submittals and clean rough-in to every job, and we flag document conflicts early rather than at change order time.
The Erie development picture
We follow growth across the Erie Parkway corridor, Old Town Erie, Erie Highlands and Colliers Hill. Erie's commercial base is still small and centered on Erie Parkway retail and Old Town storefronts, while the town's growth is mostly residential.
Every new building in Erie has to pass inspection, satisfy current energy codes and work for its owner for decades. Larger new homes in Erie Highlands and Colliers Hill often need builder systems upgraded to true multi-zone designs. We size systems from loads, not rules of thumb, and coordinate early with the framer, plumber and electrician.
Erie project spec sheet
| Project types | Commercial, mixed-use, multifamily, townhomes, custom homes |
|---|---|
| Delivery | Design-build, design-assist, plan-and-spec |
| Systems | RTUs, split systems, VRF, heat pumps, boilers, ERV and DOAS |
| County | Boulder and Weld Counties |
| Elevation | About 5,100 feet |
| Key areas | The Erie Parkway corridor, Old Town Erie, Erie Highlands and Colliers Hill |
Our new construction scope in Erie
We build repeatable typical details for multifamily, protect equipment space early on custom homes, and deliver startup reports and closeout documents at turnover.
- Rough and final inspections
- Startup and balancing coordination
- Closeout documents and training
- Multifamily typical unit details
- Load calculations and system selection
- Duct design and equipment layout
- Submittals and RFIs
- Sleeves and rough-in
Process
- Walk or review. A site walk or plan review to understand the building, access and goals
- Proposal. A written scope with equipment, schedule, exclusions and price
- Build. Installation coordinated with your team, the other trades and the building
- Close out. Startup, documentation and a walkthrough with the owner or manager
Site factors in Erie
- Tight new homes benefit from good ventilation and humidity control.
- Open terrain exposes outdoor units to wind and hail.
- Most homes are newer, so problems tend to come from builder-grade sizing and setup rather than old age.
Erie sits at about 5,100 feet. At that elevation gas equipment needs the manufacturer's high-altitude setup and cooling capacity is lower than sea-level ratings suggest, so we select and set up equipment for the actual site.
We also deliver new construction HVAC in nearby Louisville, Broomfield, Boulder and Thornton. For the full overview, including our pricing approach, process and common questions, see new construction HVAC in Denver.
Start a new construction HVAC project in Erie
Send drawings, a scope or a site address in Erie. We reply with next steps, the information we need and a time for a plan review or site walk, and the scope is in writing before anything is scheduled.
Erie new construction HVAC questions
Do you handle inspections?
Yes. We coordinate rough and final mechanical inspections and correct any items quickly so the schedule keeps moving.
Do you build around the Erie Parkway corridor and Old Town Erie?
Yes. We price and build mechanical packages across Erie, including the Erie Parkway corridor, Old Town Erie, Erie Highlands and Colliers Hill.
Do you work with custom home builders?
Yes. We handle zoning, hydronic radiant, snowmelt, humidification, ventilation and controls for luxury custom homes, coordinated with the builder and architect.
Do you price Erie projects from plans?
Yes. Send drawings, specification and schedule for your Erie project and we return a written bid with scope, clarifications and exclusions.
What do we get at closeout?
Startup reports, equipment lists with model and serial numbers, warranty registrations, balancing coordination and owner or facility staff training.