Licensed & Insured
AC Repair in Commerce City, CO
360 HVAC Pro is a locally owned Commerce City team that shows up fast β often the same day β with honest diagnosis, upfront pricing, and a real licensed tech who fixes it right the first time. No salespeople, no upselling.
Air Conditioner Not Cooling? We’ll Get You Comfortable — Fast.
When your AC quits in a Colorado heat wave, you don’t need a waitlist and a sales pitch — you need it fixed. 360 HVAC Pro is a family-owned Commerce City company that sends a real licensed technician to your door, usually the same day, to diagnose the actual problem and give you a clear, upfront price before any work begins.
We repair all makes and models of central air conditioners, heat pumps, and mini-splits. Whether it’s a $200 capacitor or a bigger fix, we’ll show you what’s wrong, what it costs, and your options — then let you decide. No commission quotas, no inflated diagnostic fees, no pressure to replace a system that can be repaired.
It’s the way HVAC should work: show up fast, charge fairly, fix it right the first time.
AC out right now?
Call or text a real local tech and we’ll get you on the schedule today.
AC Problems We Repair Every Day
If your air conditioner is doing any of these, we can diagnose and fix it — usually on the first visit.
What AC Repair Costs in Commerce City
Most shops wonβt show you a number. We will. These are typical installed price ranges for common air conditioner repairs in the Denver metro β youβll always get your exact price before we start.
Capacitor replacementThe most common AC repair
$150β$300
Contactor replacement
$100β$250
Thermostat repair / replacement
$100β$350
Refrigerant recharge (R-410A)
$200β$400
Refrigerant leak detection & repair
$200β$1,000
TXV / metering valve
$200β$600
Blower motor
$400β$750
Control board
$300β$700
Evaporator coil
$800β$1,800
Condenser coil
$900β$2,500
CompressorOften a repair-or-replace decision point
$1,300β$2,800
After-hours / emergency add-on
+$75β$150
We’ll Tell You Straight β Repair or Replace
A lot of companies push a new system because the commission is bigger. We start by asking whether a repair makes sense for you.
A simple way to decide
Most honest contractors use this quick check before recommending a replacement:
Your AC’s age × the repair cost
= over $5,000? Lean replace.
= under $5,000? Repair is the smart call.
Example: a 6-year-old unit needing a $400 repair = $2,400 → repair, easily. A 16-year-old unit needing a $2,000 compressor = $32,000 → time to talk replacement.
Under ~10 years & a smaller fix
Newer systems with a failed capacitor, contactor, or motor are almost always worth repairing. We get you cooling again for a fair price — same day when we can.
Older system or major failure
If you’re facing a compressor or coil on a 15+ year-old R-22 unit, replacement usually wins long-term. We’ll show the math — and we install too, for less than the big names.
Your call, always
We lay out the honest options and the numbers. You decide whatβs right for your home and budget β never the other way around. See AC replacement β
Why Homeowners Skip the Big AC Companies
360 HVAC Pro was built on one belief: every Denver homeowner deserves fast, honest AC repair without being taken advantage of. We’re not a private-equity chain with a call center and quotas — we’re your neighbors in Commerce City.
That’s why hundreds of homeowners keep calling us back. It comes down to three things: we show up fast, we charge fairly, and we fix it right the first time.
From “It’s Not Cooling” to “It’s Fixed”
Four simple steps — no runaround.
Call or Text
Reach a real local tech at (720) 925-2051 and tell us what your AC is doing.
We Diagnose
We find the actual problem and give you honest options with an upfront price.
We Fix It Right
You approve the price, we repair it properly — usually same visit — and clean up.
You Stay Cool
Comfort restored, a fair bill, and a local team you can call again anytime.
Commerce City Homeowners on Our AC Repair
Real neighbors, real cooling restoredΒ
Our A/C stopped working during a heat wave and he was able to get us into the schedule super quick. He was very thorough in investigating what was wrong, came prepared to solve any and every issue, and explained everything so clearly. SO glad to have worked with 360 HVAC Pro!
Our AC stopped working on a hot 95 degree day. Came out next day β every other company I spoke to was a minimum 4 days β and then came back with the fix the following day. Now we are happy and with AC! They get a 10 out of 10 from me.
Mario was super responsive, knowledgeable and available when our AC went out. I contacted him first thing in the morning and he was able to come within a few hours, which I appreciated on a 92 degree day. His remedy was quick and efficient.
AC Repair Questions, Answered
How fast can you fix my AC in Commerce City?
In most cases, same day. Call or text (720) 925-2051 and a real local technician heads your way, often within hours during cooling season.
How much does AC repair cost in Commerce City?
Most common repairs like capacitors, contactors, and refrigerant leaks run between $100 and $1,000 depending on the part and system. You can price your repair before we arrive with our online HVAC cost calculator, and we confirm the number in writing before work starts.
Do you charge a diagnostic fee for AC repair?
Our diagnostic fee is honest, and it applies in full toward your repair if you move forward with us. You will never pay twice for the same visit.
Should I repair or replace my AC?
If a repair makes sense, we repair. A simple rule: multiply your AC’s age by the repair cost, and if it’s under $5,000, repair is usually the smart call. Our techs are not salespeople, so you get a straight answer either way.
Do you repair all AC brands?
Yes. We service Goodman, Carrier, Trane, LG, Lennox, and every other major brand, with the same warranties the big companies offer.
AC Out in the Heat? We Do Same-Day Emergency Repair.
Don’t sweat it out for four days on someone else’s waitlist. Call a real local tech now — we’re usually there today, including nights and weekends.


