Common questions
What is Fort Collins Furnace Repair?
A referral website. Calling the number puts you in touch with an independent HVAC company. The website itself employs no technicians and does no work.
Who answers when I call?
Someone at an independent heating and cooling company that serves your area. Ask for the company name and its license early on.
Does the website hold a contractor license?
No. It does not offer or perform HVAC work, so it holds no license. The company you reach should hold the license the address requires.
What equipment is covered?
Gas furnaces, central air conditioners and heat pumps that run on ducts.
Are prices listed anywhere?
No. Cost depends on the equipment, the house and the scope, and each company sets its own.
Does a new furnace need a permit?
Inside Fort Collins city limits, yes. The towns around it run their own permit offices, listed on the towns page.
Is my home inside Fort Collins city limits?
A Fort Collins mailing address does not settle it. The City's Building Services page links to a city limits lookup.
Which towns are covered?
Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, Wellington and Laporte, Colorado.
Am I obliged to hire whoever answers?
No. Any agreement is between you and that company, and you can compare other quotes first.
Longer reading
- Furnace runs, no heatWhy the blower moves cold air, and the parts of the start-up sequence that fail.
- Carbon monoxide and gas furnacesWhat to do when an alarm sounds, and what Colorado law asks of homeowners.
- Cold snaps and mountain windsJanuary figures for Fort Collins and how fast Front Range weather turns.
Cold house? Make the call.
Describe the symptoms and give your street. A heating and cooling business that covers the Fort Collins area, independent of this website, handles everything after that.