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Boilers and heating for mountain homes on US-285
H2 Plumbing & Heating replaces and repairs boilers and heating for homes and businesses in Park and Jefferson counties. Call the Bailey office at (303) 518-1867.
4.8 on Google, 25 reviewsMaster Plumber MP.00185850Bailey office since 2004
When an old boiler finally quits.
A new boiler is a big bill, and it’s fair to compare quotes. H2 expects that.
One customer’s 25-year-old boiler furnace gave out, and the replacement prices came with sticker shock. They checked a few sources and chose H2: the quote was competitive and included more work than the other plumbers’ quotes.
The result, in their words: “My new boiler looks futuristic and works great!”
From a Google review.
Heating work H2 handles.
Commercial and residential, across Park and Jefferson counties.
- 01Boiler replacementOld unit out, new one in, with the whole job in the quote.
- 02Heating repairFinding out why the heat stopped, and fixing it.
- 03Gas piping to the equipmentLeak tracing and new lines, by the same crew.
- 04Water heatersRepair and replacement, covered on the water heater page.
No heat on a cold night.
After finding a gas leak in one customer’s house, Bonnie and Herb lent the family space heaters for the night.
Questions people ask.
Should I repair or replace an old boiler?
It depends on the boiler’s age, whether parts are still available, and what the repair costs next to a new unit. H2 lays out the options and puts the whole job in the quote.
Do you do commercial heating?
Yes. H2 does commercial and residential work. Call (303) 518-1867 to talk through the building and the system.
Which towns do you cover?
Thirty communities along US-285 in Park and Jefferson counties, from Morrison, Evergreen and Conifer to Bailey, Jefferson, Como and Fairplay.
Other work H2 does.
One call covers the plumbing and the heat.
Call the office, or send the details.
Monday through Friday, 8:30 to 4:30, from the shop in Bailey.
Call the Bailey office
(303) 518-1867H2Plumbing@gmail.com
Request a visit
Send the details and the office will call you back during business hours. For a gas smell, leave the house and call your gas supplier or 911 first.