Excellent service was provided by hard working men. If the need arises for their service I will…read moredefinitely call them again. Their pricing was very reasonable!

They were professional and responsive, but due to timing, we were unable to actually have them…read moreprovide the furniture removal that we needed this time.

Do Not Use This Company - I had them replace my boiler - Paid them 10K - It has never worked -…read moreAsked them to come back and fix it - They charged my $2,500 and didn't fix it - NTI the company that made the boiler told me specifically that Elite Heat would have to submit for a Warranty - They refuse. This is the definition of a mom and pop shop that technology has passed by. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY - Contact me for pics and more info.

Hugely appreciated working with Elite Heat! They were consistently on top of our project and…read morecommunication was really easy - Mandy was on top of phones and emails. Rob brought his years of experience to the project and had a positive can-do attitude throughout. Easily five stars!

Great company! The fastest tech i have seen on trouble shooting. Was on time,fair and polite!…read moreThanks Dave

Unfortunately. He's a good guy but not the best business practices…read more I used him because he was starting a business and love to help people when first starting a business and support them. The furnace somehow fell of his truck on the highway and needed another one later. Much later I have had a unit brought in to my Grand Lake home made by Coleman. I have had now 2 different techs come out to look at it multiple times. With issues. All my other projects and homes have got great furnaces and never even needed a turn up. I reach out September 9th to make sure it's working okay since a caretaker said it wasent on. And the caretaker is elderly and did not touch a thing. He says I'll come out to look at it when im in Grand Lake next. September 13th tells me " Just looked at the furnace... the bottom door wasn't latched properly. There's a switch behind that door that turns off the power if the door is removed. You should be good to go" But wait he is the only person that has ever touched it. Months later I keep getting a bill for $135. Surely it's a mistake. So I ignore it since no one will charge you $135 to pop in while he's already in Grand lake to close a door on a product he installed and worked on. In November before snow season. I have a HVAC tech that owns a firm in Denver come in and he mentions to me this Coleman was truly thrown together in there and he does a few things to make it better and done correctly. I keep getting a bill. No idea why. Today I answer the phone and he's demanding his $135 for popping in 5 days after I rang him when he said he would be in grand lake to.... Close the door. He said "you pay for my knowledge not my time" then proceeds to hang up on me. Ugh. I don't mind paying ever. But don't hang up on people. Don't be rude. Don't burn bridges on $135. If you did work charge someone but not when you stopped by 5 days later for a door that was open. I have 2 more tankless I would have loved to give you the business for but not after this. Wish you the best but treat clients better than this.

In response to the Oct 16th post by Christina, some clarification is to be made on some of the…read moreinaccurate comments she posted. Perhaps she has us confused with another customer?? We had a total of 2 visits in the "showroom" and only worked with one designer, Taylin. (Who has since terminated her working relationship with this business) . During our second visit, we asked that more specific language, be added to the pending contract. She did not agree to make any addendums to the contract. She continued to state to us that there were allowances in the contract that would take care of everything. We had wanted to be perfectly clear about everything ..sizes, shapes, quality, brand names of products, etc. The only comment made to us was that if our choices of fixtures, tile, ect. go over the allowance, it would be added to the cost of the project. We had hoped for a water tight quote on the cost of the renovation project. We never received an offer to move forward in a transition process with the owner and a "new designer" (??). We were advised that the owner would be "available" to us if need be. You stated in your recent comment that you "reached out to set an appointment with (us), the owner and "our" designer". This is not a true statement. You stated that "our designer" offered a "same day meeting". Again, this is a false statement. We are completely unaware of a new "designer". I do not intend to get into a conflict with this business. I believe they have us confused with another client, as so many statements made by Christina in her post do not relate to our situation. My final comment is "buyer beware"........

Before we decided to go with Summit Kitchen & Bath, we interviewed other kitchen/bath contractors…read morein Summit County and in the Denver metro area. Having experienced past issues with contractors, this time, we needed to be especially careful. Ultimately, we were most impressed with Summit Kitchen and Bath's enthusiasm and resume of work in Shock Hill and other Summit County neighborhoods. Greg has worked on high end kitchens/baths for decades and we knew Brenda before we bought this house. After spending time with Greg and Brenda, we could tell they loved their work and were good at it. Our Eagle's Nest home has an odd kitchen which felt disproportionately small for this almost 4000 sqft home. We believed it was inevitable that we would need to tear out walls to make the kitchen feel proportional to the house. Greg and Brenda were actually excited about the challenges that came with this kitchen remodel. They came up with exceptionally creative design features incorporating elements we never considered. Only someone with Greg's experience could have come up with ideas to make our kitchen finally feel proportional to the house using the same space -- no walls needed to be torn out and he found additional space for cabinets we never considered. Summit's selections of granite, cabinets, hardware, etc. were virtually unlimited. Greg has access to virtually anything. Summit also has connections with many other businesses in Summit County. With Greg and Brenda's referral, we got a great deal on outstanding appliances. After they were done, the kitchen flowed perfectly with the remainder of the house and, based upon the opinion of a real estate broker, enhanced the value of the house more than 4 times the total cost of the renovation. Greg and Brenda were exceptional in coordinating their workers, the various aspects of a renovation, and in sticking to their promised schedule. During the tear out, an unexpected and time-consuming plumbing issue surfaced which could not have been anticipated (bad design not to code when the house was first built); yet, Greg and Brenda were still able to maintain the schedule they promised. They anticipated the unexpected in their scheduling! We were away during much of the renovation. Before we thought to ask for an update, Brenda contacted us with an update. She kept us well informed at every stage of the process. Summit's workers were meticulous in keeping the rest of the home shielded from the construction project. Summit's price for the entire tear out and rebuild was very competitive with even Denver contractors who have much more competition. This has been the best contracting experience we have ever encountered. These folks know what they are doing, love what they do, and do it well!!

Snowblower purchase, with assembly and delivery. Courteous and on time. I recommend doing business…read morewith NRS. I will be back regularly in the future. Many thanks, NWS.

The remodel project for a client went smoothly thanks to Northwest Ranch Supply…read more Able to finish right on time and on to the next project as scheduled! Got rave reviews on job and didn't hesitate to thank you all for your recommendation.