


We're a mechanical inspection business — by design.
We have no financial gain in the corrections or equipment failures we find and note in our reports. This independence gives you a clear, unbiased perspective, so you can make the best decision for your property and equipment.
The inspection experience should feel this simple: honest, thorough, and backed by real mechanical expertise, licensed by the City and County of Denver, serving the greater Denver metro area. We also bring FAA-Certified Remote Pilot capabilities to see what others can't. Schedule your inspection with Cool Heat today!
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The Cool Heat difference...
From single-family homes to commercial properties, multifamily buildings, and country clubs, Cool Heat Inspections, LLC delivers thorough Denver mechanical inspections for HVAC and boiler systems. Every report is documented in writing, meets safety code requirements, and satisfies lenders and insurers.
Each inspection, including thermal imaging, is performed by a licensed Denver mechanical supervisor with decades of field experience. We catch problems early, before they become safety risks or costly surprises.
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Cool Heat In Cool Heat is dedicated to delivering the highest value to building owners and the professionals who support them through independent, credentialed mechanical inspections across commercial, multifamily, and high-end residential properties. Our services encompass pre-purchase inspections, HVAC safety certifications, thermal ima
Cool Heat In Cool Heat is dedicated to delivering the highest value to building owners and the professionals who support them through independent, credentialed mechanical inspections across commercial, multifamily, and high-end residential properties. Our services encompass pre-purchase inspections, HVAC safety certifications, thermal imaging inspections, equipment certifications, commercial due diligence, pool boiler safety inspections, and annual inspection programs. We also provide expert witness and litigation support, covering every type of Denver heating, cooling, and mechanical equipment, including Denver boilers, furnaces, air conditioning systems, heat pumps, rooftop units (RTUs), water heaters, hydronic distribution, venting, and controls.

It starts with the circle of mechanical life. Every Denver boiler, furnace, water heater, and cooling system is on a clock — the question isn't if something will fail, but when, and how much it will cost when it does. At Cool Heat Inspections, we focus on providing reliable Denver mechanical inspections to warn you before failure becomes
It starts with the circle of mechanical life. Every Denver boiler, furnace, water heater, and cooling system is on a clock — the question isn't if something will fail, but when, and how much it will cost when it does. At Cool Heat Inspections, we focus on providing reliable Denver mechanical inspections to warn you before failure becomes a safety risk, an insurance claim, or an expensive surprise. Our inspection approach is built on transparency. We have no financial interest in the repairs our reports identify, so our findings carry weight with lenders, insurers, regulators, attorneys, and real estate professionals. We hold active Denver mechanical supervisor licenses, EPA certification, and FAA remote pilot certification. We respond fast and with integrity, using advanced techniques such as thermal imaging inspections to ensure thorough evaluations.

Cool Heat is a business born and raised in Denver, experience and leadership make the difference when it comes to Denver mechanical inspections. We hold three mechanical supervisor licenses in good standing with the City and County of Denver, backed by over 20 years of expertise in commercial, institutional, multifamily, and high-end resi
Cool Heat is a business born and raised in Denver, experience and leadership make the difference when it comes to Denver mechanical inspections. We hold three mechanical supervisor licenses in good standing with the City and County of Denver, backed by over 20 years of expertise in commercial, institutional, multifamily, and high-end residential systems, including Denver boiler inspections. As an independent company focused solely on inspection services, we avoid upselling or repair pitches, ensuring there's no conflict of interest. Our professionals arrive prepared, communicate clearly, and stand behind every report, including HVAC safety certifications and thermal imaging inspections.
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It Starts with Leadership
Paul Broomhall brings over 25 years of hands-on mechanical trade experience to every inspection, backed by three active Denver mechanical supervisor licenses and an EPA certification. He is also an FAA-certified remote pilot. His extensive background in the mechanical rooms allows him to apply the same meticulous eye to every inspection and report, making him a trusted partner for Denver boiler & HVAC assessments. Connect on LinkedIn→
Our History
Cool Heat Mechanical Systems, LLC opened in Denver in 2007. We ran hard for 18 years, installing and servicing HVAC systems, furnaces, including steam and hot water boilers throughout the Denver metro area and Rocky Mountain region. We also pioneered a solar thermal solution and marketed it under the trade name Solar Boiler. In response to government changes in solar thermal energy policy in 2025, we pivoted our focus while maintaining the same high standards by launching Cool Heat Inspections, a specialized drone, inspection, and service company. Our aim is to offer thorough Denver mechanical inspections that provide a third-party, unbiased perspective. With no upsell or repair pitch, we prioritize facts over financial interests. We use the latest drone and thermal imaging technology to help guide and reveal issues we can't see. Plus, we offer Denver boiler & HVAC safety certifications too. No repair or replacement pitch... just the facts. Call Cool Heat today!

A Cool Heat pre-purchase inspection is essential for buyers and property owners in Denver who need to understand their investments. We conduct thorough Denver mechanical inspections that cover the entire mechanical scope — including the furnace, boiler, water heater, air conditioning, venting, and controls. Our team documents the condition of each system, assesses its expected remaining life, and identifies any code or safety issues, ensuring HVAC safety certifications are met. The detailed report is provided in writing, making it easy for you to share with your lender, insurer, or real estate team. Additionally, we offer thermal imaging inspections to enhance our assessment. Contact Cool Heat Inspections to get started.

Our Denver mechanical inspections ensure that building owners, property managers, and their occupants are protected from preventable hazards, code violations, and the associated liability exposure. We conduct a thorough examination of the entire mechanical system, including Denver boilers, furnaces, air conditioning units, water heaters, venting systems, and heat pumps, to assess code compliance, combustion safety, ventilation, and carbon monoxide risk. Following the inspection, you will receive a detailed written report that outlines every issue found, its severity, and the recommended corrective action. Additionally, our HVAC safety certifications and thermal imaging inspections give you the peace of mind you deserve. Call today to schedule the Cool Heat safety inspection for your building and its people.
A new home doesn’t equate to a flawless mechanical system. Equipment installation often occurs under tight deadlines, leaving finished walls that conceal many details. Our new construction inspection in Denver ensures your heating, cooling, water heating, and ventilation systems are correctly installed, appropriately sized, and up to code—before your builder warranty expires. This includes thorough Denver mechanical inspections and HVAC safety certifications. You will receive a comprehensive written report detailing every issue identified, complete with photos and recommendations for necessary builder corrections, including any findings from thermal imaging inspections. Schedule your inspection with Cool Heat today!

In Colorado, pool heating equipment operates in a harsh environment. Chlorine, humidity, condensation, and tight equipment rooms accelerate wear and create safety risks that general inspections often overlook.
Our Denver boiler safety inspection assesses combustion safety, heat exchanger integrity, gas line and pressure relief, venting, condensate management, electrical safety, carbon monoxide risk, and code compliance for both the equipment and the equipment room. We document each issue, its severity, and the corrective action needed, giving your maintenance team, insurer, regulator, or HOA board a defensible record.
This inspection is especially valuable for apartment complexes, HOAs, hotels, country clubs, gyms, and recreation centers.
Call and get the Cool Heat inspection your pool and facility deserve!

Apartment buildings, HOAs, country clubs, hotels, and commercial property owners in Denver need annual documentation to ensure their mechanical systems are safe and code-compliant — essential for insurers, regulators, lenders, and their own peace of mind. Our comprehensive annual inspection program includes Denver boiler services and covers your entire mechanical scope — from HVAC safety certifications for boilers, furnaces, and air conditioning systems to water heaters, venting, hydronic distribution, and controls. We provide a detailed written report outlining the current condition, expected remaining life, and a prioritized maintenance plan. Enrolled properties benefit from same-month scheduling and a consistent inspector who becomes familiar with your building year after year. Contact us to enroll your building in the Cool Heat annual program and ensure it meets all the necessary standards, including thermal imaging inspections.

When mechanical failures lead to property damage, injury, or disputes, attorneys and insurers need a Denver mechanical expert witness who can investigate thoroughly, document clearly, and testify with credibility.
Cool Heat Inspections provides expert witness and litigation support for construction defects, premises liability, insurance subrogation, HOA and commercial property disputes, Denver boiler failures, carbon monoxide incidents, workmanship disputes, and code compliance issues.
Our services include case review, forensic on-site inspections with thermal imaging, expert reports, deposition and trial testimony, and mediation support for attorneys, insurers, and property owners throughout the Denver metro area. Backed by 25 years of mechanical trade experience and a licensed Denver mechanical supervisor, we deliver independent findings. Call Cool Heat today! 720-818-4746

A Cool Heat Denver furnace certification gives buyers, sellers, real estate professionals, and property owners documented assurance that the furnace is safe, code-compliant, and operating as intended.
Our inspection checks the heat exchanger for cracks and corrosion, verifies combustion safety and carbon monoxide levels, and tests ignition and gas valve operation. We also evaluate venting and draft and inspect electrical connections and safety controls.
Each certification is performed by a licensed Denver mechanical supervisor, with a detailed written report for your lender, insurer, buyer, or seller. Thermal imaging is also available.
Call today to get your Cool Heat furnace certification. 720-818-4746

Cool Heat Denver boiler certifications give building owners, property managers, real estate professionals, HOA boards, and buyers documented confirmation that the boiler is safe, code-compliant, and ready to operate.
Our inspection assesses the heat exchanger, combustion chamber, pressure relief valves, expansion tanks, low-water cutoffs, safety controls, venting, and gas and ignition operation.
Each certification is performed by a licensed Denver mechanical supervisor with an active Class A Steam & Hot Water license, with a written report ready for your lender, insurer, board, or regulator. Thermal imaging is also available to catch issues before they become costly repairs.

A Cool Heat thermal imaging inspection reveals what the naked eye cannot — including missing insulation, hidden moisture, electrical hot spots, overheating motors, blocked vents, failed steam traps, and the thermal leaks quietly draining your energy budget. We utilize calibrated infrared imaging as a standalone service or as part of our comprehensive Denver mechanical inspections, especially when a building's history or complexity demands it. After the inspection, you will receive a detailed written report complete with images, locations, and suggested corrective actions. Call Cool Heat today to uncover what your building has been hiding and ensure you have all the information to make the best decision for you and your property.

Carbon monoxide is the silent killer in residential and commercial buildings — it’s odorless, invisible, and produced by every fuel-burning appliance in your property. At Cool Heat, our carbon monoxide inspection in Denver identifies the source and severity of CO risk in your home or building. We conduct thorough combustion analysis on furnaces, boilers, and water heaters, along with gas-fired equipment, while evaluating ventilation and draft. Our Denver mechanical inspections also include measuring ambient CO levels and verifying that your CO detectors are correctly placed and functioning. You will receive a detailed written report documenting every source identified, the current risk level, and the required corrective actions to ensure HVAC safety certifications for your occupants. Call today to get the Cool Heat CO safety report that your family or building needs.

Selling a property without understanding its mechanical condition essentially hands the buyer your negotiation leverage on a silver platter. A pre-listing inspection from Cool Heat can help you regain control before your property hits the market. We conduct thorough Denver mechanical inspections, including your furnace, boiler, and air conditioning system, as well as your water heater, venting, and controls. You’ll receive a clear written report detailing what functions properly, what needs attention, and what may become an issue during negotiations. Utilize our thermal imaging inspections to identify hidden problems before they impact your sale. Address what’s worth fixing, disclose what’s not, and enter the closing process without unexpected repair credits or last-minute drama, ensuring your HVAC safety certifications are also in order.

Denver commercial property owners, investors, and asset managers require more than just a checklist when acquiring, financing, or maintaining commercial real estate. A Cool Heat inspection encompasses Denver boiler systems, rooftop units (RTUs), commercial chillers, water heaters, makeup air units, exhaust systems, hydronic distribution, gas piping, and building automation. Our Denver mechanical inspections evaluate condition, remaining service life, code compliance, and capital repair exposure across the complete mechanical footprint — documenting what’s operating, what's failing, and what could incur significant costs over the next five years. Additionally, we offer HVAC safety certifications and thermal imaging inspections to ensure your systems are operating efficiently. Call today and experience Denver commercial mechanical inspections the Cool Heat way.

From the roof down, nothing gets missed. Using a FAA-certified drone pilot and high-definition camera technology, we conduct detailed visual inspections of rooftop mechanical equipment, including Denver boilers, exhaust vents, flues, chimneys, and roof-mounted HVAC units — areas that are often difficult, expensive, or unsafe to access with scaffolding, ladders, or lift rentals. Our aerial inspections capture close-up, high-resolution imagery of equipment condition, vent and flue integrity, and roof penetrations, allowing us to spot corrosion, damage, and wear before they become costly problems. This is especially important for Denver mechanical inspections, as it provides property owners, real estate professionals, and insurers with a clear, documented record. Additionally, our approach ensures compliance with HVAC safety certifications without the cost, delays, or liability risk of physical roof access. We also offer thermal imaging inspections to further enhance the evaluation process.

All roof inspections in Denver are conducted by FAA Part 107 certified drone pilots using thermal imaging inspections, covering TPO, EPDM, and other commercial roofing systems along with rooftop mechanical equipment — all without the cost or risk of ladders or scaffolding. These thermal imaging inspections identify moisture intrusion, seam failures, and heat loss that are invisible to the naked eye, providing you with a complete picture of your roof's condition. Additionally, our Denver mechanical inspections ensure compliance with HVAC safety certifications for your peace of mind.

Where is your building losing energy? Found out... Our thermal imaging inspections utilize infrared technology to pinpoint where heat is escaping in your property. Collaborating with a FAA-certified drone pilot equipped with advanced thermal camera technology, we conduct comprehensive scans of roofs, walls, windows, doors, and building envelopes. This process enables us to identify insulation gaps, air leaks, poor seals, and thermal bridging that typical visual inspections might overlook. For property owners and managers in Denver, this means lower utility costs, a clear roadmap for insulation or sealing upgrades, and documented evidence to support energy efficiency improvements. Additionally, our services include Denver mechanical inspections to ensure HVAC systems are functioning properly and help owners obtain necessary HVAC safety certifications. A thermal inspection provides a clear, unbiased assessment of where your building is losing or gaining heat.

Photovoltaic solar panels are built to last, but hotspots, cracked cells, and wiring faults aren't always visible to the naked eye. That's where our FAA-certified drone and thermal imaging inspections come in.
We inspect rooftop and ground-mount solar arrays, analyzing each panel for underperforming cells, connection issues, and heat anomalies, without the cost or risk of manual roof access.
Whether you need to verify system performance, conduct investment due diligence, or troubleshoot reduced output, our aerial solar inspections give you a clear, documented picture of your system's condition. We also provide Denver mechanical inspections for your boiler and HVAC systems.

Asbestos is a hazardous material that can lead to severe health issues, often found in older mechanical systems such as pipe insulation, boiler wrap, gaskets, and duct sealant in buildings constructed before the 1980s. Our comprehensive Denver mechanical inspections include thorough asbestos testing to identify potential hazards around boilers and mechanical rooms, ensuring HVAC safety certifications are met before they escalate into health or liability concerns. We provide a detailed report on our findings and recommendations, including the use of thermal imaging inspections to enhance safety.

After a hail event, timing matters most for Denver boiler and HVAC systems. Our FAA-certified drone inspections provide detailed, timestamped documentation of hail and storm impacts on roof-mounted mechanical equipment, such as AC units. We capture issues like dented flashing, damaged flues and vents, dislodged exhaust caps, and compromised roof penetrations around your HVAC systems. This thorough inspection process supports HVAC safety certifications and enables property owners and insurance teams to access a clear, unbiased record to facilitate claims quickly, without the cost or risk of manual roof access. Additionally, our thermal imaging inspections can help identify hidden issues that may affect your Denver mechanical inspections.
Front Range
Denver County, Adams County, Arapahoe County, Jefferson County, Douglas County, Broomfield County, Broomfield, Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Westminster, Centennial, Thornton, Highlands Ranch, Boulder, Englewood, Wheat Ridge, Littleton, Northglenn, Commerce City, Parker, Castle Rock, Castle Pines, Greenwood Village, Cherry Hills Village, Lone Tree, Brighton, Federal Heights, Edgewater, Glendale, Sheridan, Bow Mar, Columbine Valley
Including Boulder County, Larimer County, and Weld County.
Leading cities like Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont, Greeley Louisville, Lafayette, Erie, and Superior
Communities like Berthoud, Estes Park, and Lyons can take advantage of expert inspections. Don't forget Wellington, Timnath, and Severance, along with El Paso County, Pueblo County, Teller County, and Park County areas like Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Monument, and Fountain.
Boiler, HVAC, thermal imaging and drone inspections available.
Call to request an inspection and to confirm availability in your area.
Mountain Communities
In the scenic regions around Denver, mountain communities such as Manitou Springs, Woodland Park, and Cripple Creek offer stunning views and a vibrant lifestyle. Other notable areas include Fairplay, Bailey, and Sedalia, alongside the diverse counties of Pitkin, Eagle, Summit, Garfield, Grand, Routt, Clear Creek, and Gilpin. Popular destinations like Aspen, Snowmass, Vail, Beaver Creek, Avon, Edwards, and Eagle are known not only for their beauty but also for ensuring safety.
Glenwood Springs, Breckenridge, Frisco, Dillon, Silverthorne, Keystone, and Copper Mountain are also significant communities. Winter Park, Granby, Steamboat Springs, Idaho Springs, Georgetown, Empire, Central City, and Black Hawk complement this list of enchanting high-country communities.
Lastly, quaint towns like Evergreen, Conifer, Morrison, and Genesee offer a peaceful retreat for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city while still prioritizing safety and comfort in their heating and cooling systems.
We are grateful for the customers and partners who have trusted Cool Heat for nearly two decades. Our work continues with a focus on providing reliable Denver boiler services and conducting thorough Denver mechanical inspections. We remain committed to ensuring HVAC safety certifications and offering advanced thermal imaging inspections for those who depend on our expertise.
7555 W Amhurst Ave. Unit 27864 Denver, CO 80227
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Last updated: 06-09-2026
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Our reports reflect the condition of equipment, at the time of inspection. They are not a guarantee of future performance — equipment can fail after inspection, even if it appeared to be functioning properly at the time of the inspection.
Inspections may include drone use by an FAA-certified pilot. By requesting an inspection, particularly those involving thermal imaging inspections, you confirm you have permission to allow this on the property.
This website is for general information only and isn't legal, engineering, or professional advice related to HVAC safety certifications. These terms are governed by Colorado law.
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