Miller Heating & Cooling LLC

08/02/2026

Customer states: Don’t go in the backyard, the dog isn’t friendly. 🤣 🐕 🎾

07/31/2026

A little trip down memory lane…

While visiting a longtime customer’s home, we spotted something that instantly brought back memories. One of our original Miller Heating & Cooling stickers, still proudly on the equipment after more than 30 years.

Fun fact: Brian actually printed these stickers himself in 1994 while taking a screen printing class at Loveland High School, taught by the legendary Jerry Conn. At the time, he probably never imagined one would still be hanging on a furnace three decades later.

Moments like this remind us that we’re not just installing and servicing HVAC systems, we’re building relationships that stand the test of time.

To our loyal customers who have trusted us for decades: thank you. Your support is the reason our family business continues to thrive, one generation at a time. ❤️🏠

06/30/2026

05/25/2026

Well our first attempt at a Miller Heating & Cooling family day at the Reds was a washout, but we’re excited to try again! ⚾️❤️🤍

This Memorial Day, we’re especially thankful for the freedom to spend time with family, friends, and our amazing team. We remember and honor the brave men and women who made that freedom possible. 🇺🇸

A very special shoutout to our son, Corbin, who is currently serving in the United States Air Force and was honored with Airman of the Year this week. We couldn’t be more proud of his dedication, hard work, and service to our country. ❤️✈️

We’d also like to recognize our employee Jared for his service in the United States Marine Corps. We are grateful for his commitment, sacrifice, and the example he continues to set every day. ❤️🇺🇸

Here’s to sunshine, baseball, family, and making new memories together! ⚾️ ☀️

05/01/2026

Congratulations to Dave Wimmers on his retirement from R.E. Michel Company! For anyone who doesn’t know, that’s where we purchase the majority of our equipment.

It’s hard to put into words what this moment means, not just professionally, but personally. Dave has known me my entire life, all the way back to when I was just a little boy riding around on service calls with my dad. That kind of history is rare and special. Watching his dedication, work ethic, and the way he treated people has left a lasting impression.

Wishing him all the best in this next chapter—plenty of relaxation, time with family, and everything he has worked so hard for.

Cheers to a well-deserved retirement,
- Brian