Redvale is a small agricultural community on Wright's Mesa, close enough to Norwood that the two are practically neighbors, sitting on a plateau that's noticeably drier than the river valleys below it. Homes here still depend on getting heating and cooling right for a mesa climate that doesn't behave like the towns down along the San Miguel River, and that calls for HVAC solutions suited to the property, not a system borrowed from a wetter valley town. Snipps Heating & Air Conditioning has served this part of Montrose County since 1996, and as the HVAC contractor that already works Wright's Mesa, we bring that same reliable service to Redvale.
Redvale's ranch and agricultural properties call for a company that understands the land as well as the equipment. Here's what you can count on:
Treating Redvale and Norwood as one connected territory.
From irrigation systems to older farmhouses and converted outbuildings.
If your system needs a repair, that's what we'll recommend, not an unnecessary replacement.
Backed by a 30-day service warranty and a 1-year installation warranty, with 24/7 emergency service any time your heat or cooling fails.
We're also straightforward and easy to work with, and Redvale homeowners tell us that technicians who explain what they find and give honest advice about repair versus replacement are what keep them calling us back.

Sitting atop Wright's Mesa at around 6,500 feet, Redvale is noticeably drier than the valleys below it, a dryness that historically made irrigation essential just to settle and farm the area. Airborne grit off the surrounding fields settles on outdoor coils and works into a filter far quicker than it would down in a river valley town, and a system that isn't checked on that schedule loses efficiency without an obvious warning sign. Checking filters more often through the spring and summer, before the mesa's dry heat sets in for good, helps offset the buildup before it slows a system down.
Winters on the mesa get genuinely cold, and a lot of Redvale's ranch houses date back far enough that central air, and in some cases any ductwork at all, was never part of the original build. A ductless mini-split sidesteps that problem entirely, since it delivers real heat and cooling room by room without tearing into an old farmhouse's walls. Because Redvale properties tend to be spread out on larger parcels, catching a system that's starting to struggle before it fails outright matters more than it might on a smaller in-town lot, which is why a fall tune-up tested on a mild day, before the mesa's cold sets in for good, is worth prioritizing every year.
Matching the right system to a property this spread out takes more than a standard install, it takes understanding how the mesa's dryness and the land actually work together.
We serve Redvale and the surrounding Wright's Mesa area from our office in Montrose.
113 Rose Lane Suite C
Montrose, CO 81401
Phone: (970) 240-8152
Monday–Thursday: 8:00am–4:00pm
Friday: 8:00am–12:00pm
Saturday–Sunday: closed
24/7 emergency services available
Redvale sits on Wright's Mesa a short distance from Norwood, generally reached from Montrose by way of Ridgway and Placerville before climbing onto the mesa. Along with Redvale, we serve Montrose, Cimarron, Crested Butte, Delta, Hotchkiss, Ouray, Ridgway, Silverton, and Telluride, plus Arrowhead, Austin, Cedaredge, Crawford, Eckert, Gunnison, Lake City, Naturita, Norwood, Nucla, Olathe, Paonia, Paradox, Placerville, Sapinero, and Somerset.
In a small mesa community, everyone knows who actually shows up and does the work right. Redvale customers tend to mention the same things: technicians who explain what they find, honest advice about repair versus replacement, and a company that treats a mesa property the same as any other job.
Whatever your Redvale property needs, from an older ranch home to a newer build on the mesa, we cover it:
A common answer for older Redvale farmhouses without ductwork, delivering efficient heat and cooling without a major renovation.
Sized for the mesa's cold winters, with fall tune-ups timed before the season's hard cold sets in.
Seasonal service for the summer months, including a spring check before the mesa's dry heat arrives.
Worth considering for households dealing with allergies or a home that never quite feels clean inside, given how dusty conditions on the mesa can be.
Regular checks that help keep a spread-out property from going unnoticed when something starts to go wrong.

Both. Redvale and Norwood sit close enough together on Wright's Mesa that we treat the area as one connected service territory.

Wright's Mesa is a genuinely dry, exposed environment, and airborne grit from the surrounding fields settles into a filter or coil well before it would on a property down in a river valley. Checking your filter on a shorter cycle helps keep a system from losing efficiency without you noticing.

A ductless mini-split is usually the right call for a Redvale property like that. It handles heating and cooling room by room, and you skip the expense and mess of cutting ductwork into a house that was never designed to hold it.

Winters get cold enough that heating reliability matters most, though we handle both heating and cooling for the properties that need it.


Yes, with no obligation. On a spread-out mesa property, we'll ask a few questions up front so we bring the right equipment on the first visit.
Redvale's dry, dusty mesa air and spread-out ranch parcels create their own upkeep pattern in every season. Here's a checklist made for mesa living.
Check filters more often as the season warms, before the mesa's dry heat sets in for good, to offset field grit and blowing dust before it slows a system down.
Airborne grit off the surrounding fields settles on outdoor coils and works into filters faster here than down in a river valley town. Keep an eye on efficiency, since a struggling system doesn't always give an obvious warning.
Schedule a fall tune-up tested on a mild day, before the mesa's cold sets in for good, so a struggling system gets caught before it fails outright.
On a spread-out parcel, a struggling system can go unnoticed longer, so keep filters fresh and watch for uneven heat through the mesa's cold winters.
Whether you need a ductless system for an older ranch home, a furnace tune-up before the mesa's cold sets in, or a straightforward repair, Snipps is ready to help. We've served this mesa since 1996, and we're glad to help you get your property running right. Call us at (970) 240-8152 or request an appointment online today, and let's get your mesa property squared away.

HVAC repairs, maintenance, and installation for homes and businesses across Montrose and the Western Slope. Family-run, certified, and here when you need us since 1996.