HVAC PROPOSAL REVIEW

For Denver homeowners · by UniColorado

See what each proposal includes.

Compare equipment, connections, ducts, startup, and service terms before choosing a contractor.

Bosch furnace and boiler equipment with visible piping and duct connections in a mechanical room
UniColorado installation photograph
Equipment Exact indoor and outdoor modelsConnections New, retained, or excluded workAfter startup Results, warranty, and service contact

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8 POINT PROPOSAL REVIEW

Follow the work from equipment to service.

Move through eight questions. Each one names the written record to look for. Add comparison notes only if they help.

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Equipment

Are complete indoor and outdoor model numbers named?

Expected documentEquipment schedule in the written proposal

A clear answerEvery proposed and retained component is identified by full model number, including the coil or air handler and control.

Weak answerA brand, product family, efficiency tier, or outdoor unit alone.

Why it mattersPerformance and compatibility belong to the exact combination, not the logo on the cabinet.

Outdoor heat pump with gauges, disconnect, and covered lines beside a brick arch
The outdoor unit is one part of the proposed combination. Ask for its exact model and the matching indoor equipment.
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Optional comparison notesMark what each proposal documents and download your notes.

Mark this questionAre complete indoor and outdoor model numbers named?

HVAC Proposal ReviewUniColorado Heating & Cooling · Proposal A compared with Proposal B

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    OPTIONAL PROJECT REVIEW

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    Send the original PDF or equipment photos to UniColorado. We can review the proposed work with you.

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    Your home. Your estimate.

    Start with the files already on your phone.

    Send a proposal or equipment photos. UniColorado will review the project and follow up with you.

    Outdoor heat pump, disconnect, and line route in a narrow gravel side yard
    Show the equipment and connections
    Outdoor heat pump on a wall bracket beside its disconnect and a narrow side yard
    Include the space around it

    Equipment labels and a photo of the closed electrical panel help, too. Leave covers in place.

    1. Photos or quote2. Your details

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