When was the last time you got excited about HVAC ductwork? It’s okay if your answer was never, but you might change your mind when you see how ductwork can actually be part of a building’s design. [link to ductwork video] At Climate Control Company, our team of skilled metal fabricators and installers can make the metal work a great addition to any residential or commercial property.
You may not think of metal ductwork as art, but we do. And we consider our fabricators to be artists. Their talents are especially valuable on commercial projects where the atmosphere of the surroundings is extremely important. They welcome the difficult challenges posed by custom systems and complicated installations. We urge you to challenge them; whether it’s a new sports bar and restaurant in Vail, or a designer vacation home in Aspen.
While we pride ourselves on our artistic talents, the work of our fabricators goes far beyond appearances. If a furnace or air conditioner is the heart of heating and cooling systems, then the ductwork is the lungs. It’s what allows your system to breathe. If the HVAC ducts aren’t the right size or suffer from poor design, your system will not function efficiently. Our team of experts will make sure your system meets and exceeds all performance expectations.
To be clear, our architectural metal work goes far beyond HVAC ducts. The Climate Control fabricators can also design stunning ventilation hoods for your kitchen, fireplace accents, or special trim elements. They can follow your exact specifications, and work with a variety of decorative metals:
- Copper
- Patina Copper
- Brass
- Stainless
- Painted Metal
- Metal Roofing
When you’re planning your next project, think of it this way: Anyone can hang some ductwork. Any general contractor can find someone to install ventilation hoods they bought at a big box store. But if you want a finished product to draw comments of admiration, then you need to call the architectural metalwork artists at Climate Control Company. Comfort driven, Colorado style since 1956.
