
PTAC Solutions for Colorado Properties
Packaged terminal air conditioners (PTACs) provide room-by-room heating and cooling for hotels, motels, apartments and offices. BBCOND sells, installs and maintains PTAC units for properties across Colorado.
Hotel and motel customers are served statewide, and residential buildings are served in Denver and the surrounding areas. The team helps owners select the right units for new installations and replacements, and handles both basic and custom installations.
BBCOND also participates in government high-efficiency programs that replace old PTAC units in residential buildings. To discuss a project, contact BBCOND or call 303-219-1000.
PTAC Services
- PTAC sales: All major PTAC brands, including Islandaire, Amana, Friedrich, LG and Ice-Air.
- PTAC installation: Gas and electric units, basic and custom installations.
- Maintenance: Service for hotels, motels and residential buildings.
- Vertical WSHP units: Vertical water source heat pumps for buildings with limited space.
- Unit types: Gas, heat pump, WSHP and electric PTACs.


Replacement Units Available
Replacements are available for a wide range of existing equipment, including Islandaire, Ice-Air, Amana, Friedrich, LG LP series, American Standard, Applied Comfort, ClimateMaster, Fedders, GE AJ and vertical, Ice-Cap, Lennox PTEIA, McQuay, Remington, SimonAire, Singer, Suburban Dynaline gas PTACs, Trane PTEE and PTHE, and ZoneAire models.
Islandaire PTAC units are a common choice for hotels and apartment buildings looking for efficient, durable replacements.

Our expertise
Frequently asked questions
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Does BBCOND serve hotels outside Denver?
Yes. Hotel and motel customers are served throughout Colorado. Residential PTAC service covers Denver and the surrounding areas.
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Can you replace an older or discontinued PTAC?
Replacement units are available for many legacy brands and models. Contact the team with the existing model information.
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What PTAC types do you install?
Gas, electric, heat pump and water source heat pump units.



