Franklin Electric, Inc. & HVAC Division

Franklin Electric, Inc. & HVAC Division has operated as a family-owned business in Littleton, Colorado since 1953, making it the original electrical contractor bearing the Franklin name in the state. Founder Dave Franklin brings over four decades of hands-on experience, having started as a teenager working for his father's company before establishing his own practice. The company maintains BBB accreditation and earned the Gold Star Award from 2005 through 2011. Serving both residential and commercial clients across the Denver metro area including Littleton, Centennial, and Englewood, the team handles everything from service upgrades and repairs to new construction installations and remodeling projects. All work is performed by licensed and insured technicians.

This contractor differentiates itself through round-the-clock availability with phones answered directly by staff rather than third-party services, a practical benefit during the sudden system failures that Colorado winters deliver. The company offers financing options through W.A.C. for homeowners facing unexpected replacement costs, and provides design consultations alongside installations so clients understand equipment sizing before committing to purchases. Beyond standard service calls, the team has built relationships with custom builders and commercial construction firms, indicating capability with complex projects beyond typical residential repairs.

Customer reviews name technician Mike as the primary service provider, with experiences ranging from problem-solving previously botched DIY wiring to same-day heater repairs on New Year's Day. One reviewer describes Mike arriving within days to diagnose wiring issues that two other electricians failed to resolve, locating buried wires from a prior DIY project and bringing the system up to code. Another recounts an emergency call on New Year's Eve resulting in same-day service. However, reviews also surface concerns: one client describes a late arrival exceeding an hour with no notification, and another reports a technician no-showing without calling, incidents that potential clients should weigh against the positive feedback on technical skill.