A Cool Heat pre-purchase inspection is built for buyers and property owners who need to know what they're actually getting. We explain how your heating and cooling system works, what condition each piece of equipment is in, and what to expect from it going forward. We inspect the full mechanical scope — furnace, boiler, water heater, air conditioning, venting, and controls — and document the condition of each system, expected remaining life, and any code or safety issues we find. The report goes to you in writing, ready to share with your lender, insurer, or real estate team. Call and get the Cool Heat treatment and inspection your property deserves. 

Our mechanical safety inspections protect building owners, property managers, and their occupants from preventable hazards, code violations, and the liability exposure that comes with both. We inspect the full mechanical system — boilers, furnaces, air conditioning, water heaters, venting, and heat pumps — for code compliance, combustion safety, ventilation, carbon monoxide risk, and any hazard that could put people or property at risk. As licensed Denver mechanical supervisors with years of field experience, we know what code requires, what insurers expect, and what occupants need to be safe. You receive a written report identifying every issue found, the severity, and the corrective action recommended. Call today and get the Cool Heat safety inspection your building and its people deserve. 

A new home doesn't mean a problem-free mechanical system. Equipment gets installed under deadline pressure, and finished walls hide a lot. Our new construction mechanical inspection verifies that your heating, cooling, water heating, and ventilation systems are installed correctly, sized properly, code-compliant, and operating as designed — before you take possession or your builder warranty runs out. You receive a written report documenting every issue found, with photos and recommendations for builder corrections. Call today and get the Cool Heat inspection that protects your investment from day one.  

Colorado pool heating equipment lives in one of the harshest environments... chlorine, humidity, condensation, and tight equipment rooms accelerate wear and create safety risks that general inspections miss. Our pool boiler safety inspection covers combustion safety, heat exchanger integrity, gas line and pressure relief, venting and draft, condensate management, combustion air, electrical safety, carbon monoxide risk, and code compliance for both the equipment and the equipment room. We document if issues are found, the severity, and the corrective action required — giving you a defensible record for your maintenance team, insurer, regulator, or HOA board. This service is especially valuable for apartment complexes, HOAs, hotels, country clubs, gyms, recreation centers, and residential properties — anywhere a failed pool heater could mean property damage, injury, or insurance loss. Call today and get the Cool Heat inspection your pool, your facility, and your occupants deserve. 

Apartment buildings, HOAs, country clubs, hotels, and commercial property owners need annual documentation that their mechanical systems are operating safely and in compliance with code — for insurers, regulators, lenders, and their own peace of mind. Mechanical equipment ages every day it operates, and small issues left undocumented become large failures or insurance disputes. Our annual inspection program covers your full mechanical scope — boilers, furnaces, air conditioning, water heaters, venting, hydronic distribution, and controls — with a written report documenting current condition, expected remaining life, code compliance, and a prioritized maintenance plan for the year ahead. Properties enrolled receive same-month scheduling, a consistent inspector who knows your building year over year, and a record that builds value at every renewal. Call today and put your building on the Cool Heat annual program. 

 When mechanical system failures cause property damage, injury, or financial dispute, attorneys and insurance professionals need a qualified expert who can investigate, document, and testify with credibility. Cool Heat Inspections, LLC provides expert witness and litigation support for construction defect, premises liability, insurance subrogation, HOA, and commercial property disputes involving heating, cooling, hydronic, boiler, refrigeration, and water heating systems — including carbon monoxide incidents, equipment failures, workmanship disputes, code compliance arguments, and subrogation claims. As a licensed Denver mechanical professional with three active City and County of Denver supervisor licenses and decades of field experience, we bring the credentials, forensic mechanical inspection expertise, and plain-language communication that withstand cross-examination. Services include case review, on-site forensic inspection, expert reports, deposition and trial testimony, and mediation support. 

 A Cool Heat Denver furnace certification gives buyers, sellers, real estate professionals, and property owners documented confirmation that the furnace is safe, code-compliant, and operating as designed. We inspect the heat exchanger for cracks and corrosion, verify combustion safety and carbon monoxide levels, test ignition and gas valve operation, evaluate venting and draft, check electrical connections and safety controls, and confirm the unit is properly sized and installed for the home. Every certification is performed by a licensed Denver mechanical supervisor. You receive a written report, ready to share with your lender, insurer, buyer, or seller — a clear, defensible record that the furnace has been professionally evaluated by a qualified third party. Call today and get the Cool Heat furnace certification.

 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. We evaluate the heat exchanger and combustion chamber, pressure relief valves, expansion tanks, low-water cutoffs, safety controls, venting and draft, gas and ignition operation, hydronic distribution, and proper sizing for the building. Every certification is performed by a licensed Denver mechanical supervisor holding an active Class A Steam & Hot Water license — a credential most inspectors do not carry. You receive a written certification report, ready for your lender, insurer, board, or regulator. Call today and get the Cool Heat boiler certification your building deserves. 

 A Cool Heat thermal imaging inspection sees what the naked eye cannot — missing insulation, hidden moisture, electrical hot spots, overheating motors, blocked vents, failed steam traps, and the thermal leaks quietly burning your energy budget. We use calibrated infrared imaging on its own as a standalone service, or as part of our more in-depth mechanical inspections when a building's history, complexity, or stakes call for it. The result is documented thermal evidence of where your building is losing energy, where equipment is running hot or cold, and where problems are hiding behind walls, ceilings, and equipment housings. You receive a written report, complete with images, locations, and recommended corrective action. Call Cool Heat today and see what your building has been hiding. 

Carbon monoxide is the silent killer in residential and commercial buildings — odorless, invisible, and produced by every fuel-burning appliance in your property. A Cool Heat carbon monoxide inspection identifies the source and severity of CO risk in your home or building. We perform combustion analysis on furnaces, boilers, water heaters, and any gas-fired equipment to ensure safety. We also evaluate ventilation, draft, and combustion air supply, measure ambient CO levels throughout the building, and verify that your CO detectors are correctly placed and functioning. Every inspection is performed by a licensed Denver mechanical supervisor. You receive a written report documenting every source identified, current risk level, and the corrective action required to keep you and your occupants safe. Call today and get the Cool Heat CO safety report your family or building needs. 

Selling a property without knowing its mechanical condition is handing the buyer your negotiation leverage on a silver platter. A Cool Heat pre-listing inspection puts you back in control before your property hits the market — we inspect your furnace, boiler, air conditioning, water heater, venting, and controls, document the condition of every system, and give you a clear written report of what works, what needs attention, and what could become a price-cutting issue at the negotiation table. Fix what's worth fixing, disclose what's not, price your property accurately, and walk into closing without surprise repair credits, escrow holdbacks, or last-minute drama. Every inspection is performed by a licensed Denver mechanical supervisor. Call today and list with the Cool Heat advantage. 

 Denver commercial property owners, investors, and asset managers need more than a checklist when acquiring, financing, or maintaining commercial real estate. A Cool Heat commercial mechanical inspection delivers the depth that commercial transactions require — rooftop units (RTUs), commercial boilers, chillers, water heaters, makeup air units, exhaust systems, hydronic distribution, gas piping, and the building automation tying it together. We assess condition, remaining service life, code compliance, sizing accuracy, and capital repair exposure across the full mechanical footprint. The Denver commercial market punishes due diligence gaps with surprise capital calls after closing — our reports document what is operating, what is failing, and what will cost real money over the next five years. Call today and inspect Denver commercial mechanical the Cool Heat way. 

From the roof down, nothing gets missed. Using a FAA-certified drone pilot and current drone technology equipped with high-definition cameras, we conduct detailed visual inspections of rooftop mechanical equipment, exhaust vents, flues, chimneys, and roof-mounted HVAC units — areas that are often difficult, expensive, or unsafe to access with traditional methods like scaffolding, ladders, or lift rentals.

Our aerial inspections capture close-up, high-resolution imagery of equipment condition, vent and flue integrity, roof penetrations, and mechanical connections, allowing us to spot corrosion, damage, blockages, and wear before they become costly problems. This gives property owners, real estate professionals, and insurers a clear, documented record of a property's rooftop mechanical systems without the added cost, scheduling delays, or liability risk that comes with physical roof access.

All roof inspections are conducted by FAA-Part 107 Certified drone pilots utilizing current drone technology with thermal imaging, we inspect TPO, EPDM, and other commercial roofing systems along with rooftop mechanical equipment, without the cost or risk of ladders or scaffolding. Thermal imaging helps identify moisture intrusion, seam failures, and heat loss that aren't visible to the naked eye — giving you a complete picture of your roof's condition, top to bottom. 

Where is your building losing energy?

Thermal imaging inspections use infrared technology to identify areas of your building where heat is escaping. Using a FAA-certified drone pilot and current technology with thermal cameras, we scan roofs, walls, windows, doors, and building envelopes to pinpoint exactly where energy is lost — insulation gaps, air leaks, poor seals, and thermal bridging that standard visual inspections can't detect.

This can help you identify potential energy savings opportunities and improve the overall comfort of your building. For property owners and managers, that means lower utility costs, a clear roadmap for where insulation or sealing upgrades will have the most impact, and documented evidence to support energy efficiency improvements. Whether you're troubleshooting inconsistent heating and cooling, evaluating a property before purchase, or simply looking to cut energy waste, a thermal inspection gives you a clear, unbiased picture of where your building is losing and or gaining heat.

  Photovoltaic solar panels are built to last, but hotspots, cracked cells, and wiring faults don't always show up to the naked eye. Using FAA-certified drone technology with thermal imaging, we inspect rooftop and ground-mount solar arrays panel by panel, identifying underperforming cells, connection issues, and heat anomalies without the cost or risk of manual roof access.

Whether you're a property owner verifying system performance, an investor completing due diligence, or a building manager troubleshooting reduced output, our aerial solar inspections give you a clear, documented picture of your system's condition — fast, safe, and unbiased.

Asbestos is a dangerous substance that can cause serious health problems, and it's commonly found in older mechanical systems — pipe insulation, boiler wrap, gaskets, and duct sealant are frequent hiding spots in buildings built before the 1980s. Our asbestos testing services help you identify potential hazards around boilers, mechanical rooms, and building materials before they become a health or liability concern.

We'll provide you with a comprehensive report on our findings and recommendations for addressing any issues — with no financial interest in the remediation work itself, so you get an honest, unbiased assessment you can trust.

From the ground up and the roof down, we document your property's exterior condition with the same unbiased eye we bring to every inspection — siding, stucco, masonry, and building envelope, identifying cracking, staining, and deterioration before they become costly repairs.

After a hail event, timing matters most. Our FAA-certified drone inspections capture detailed, timestamped documentation of hail impact — dented flashing, cracked shingles, dislodged vents, and bruised shingles — giving property owners and insurance teams a clear, unbiased record to support claims fast, without the cost or risk of manual roof access. Independent, documented, and free of any financial interest in the outcome.