No heat or no cooling in Northern Colorado? Same-day emergency HVAC repair, 7 days a week, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
EMERGENCY HVAC REPAIR IN NORTHERN COLORADO
By the team at Homegrown Heating and Air Conditioning
When your furnace quits in January or your air conditioner fails in July, it cannot wait for next week. In most cases, our emergency HVAC repair gets a technician to your home the same day in most cases, finds the real cause on the first visit, and gets your system running safely again.
We at Homegrown Heating and Air Conditioning take emergency calls seven days a week, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., across Northern Colorado, including Larimer, Weld, Boulder and Douglas counties, Saturday and Sunday included. Most HVAC companies in this market are closed Sunday. Below is what counts as an emergency and what to do before we arrive.
NO BRAND LOYALTY, JUST GOOD EQUIPMENT
BRANDS WE INSTALL AND SERVICE
We repair every major brand, whether or not we installed it. On replacements we recommend systems based on your load calculations and budget, not on whose rebate is best this quarter.
WHERE WE WORK
EMERGENCY HVAC REPAIR ACROSS NORTHERN COLORADO
If you’re in NoCo, you’re in our neighborhood. We drive to you fast, and with the common furnace parts already on the van.
GOOD TO KNOW
EMERGENCY HVAC QUESTIONS FROM NORTHERN COLORADO HOMEOWNERS
What hours can I reach you for an emergency?
We take emergency calls seven days a week, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday and Sunday included, across Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Windsor, Timnath, Johnstown, Wellington, Berthoud, Laporte, Estes Park, Severance, Eaton, Ault, Evans, LaSalle, Kersey, Milliken, Platteville, Fort Lupton, Firestone, Longmont, Lafayette, Boulder, Bellvue, Livermore and Masonville. Send the request through our contact page and describe the symptom, the equipment type and whether anyone in the home is at risk from the temperature.
Can you replace a failed furnace the same day?
In most cases, yes. We can replace a failed furnace the same day in every area we serve, and we handle the permit and inspection request for the replacement.
Do I need a permit for an emergency furnace replacement in Fort Collins?
Yes. Fort Collins requires a mechanical permit for a furnace replacement, and because the appliance is fuel fired, the permit also requires the dwelling to be brought up to current carbon monoxide alarm placement. A permitted non-fuel-fired job, such as an air conditioner or a mini-split, is excepted from that.
It is 5 degrees out and my heat pump runs constantly. Is that a failure?
Not necessarily. Larimer County’s heating design temperature is around 1 degree, and a correctly sized heat pump is supposed to run long at design conditions. Call us if the supply air is cool rather than warm, if backup heat never engages, or if the outdoor unit is iced over and not completing a defrost cycle.
We are in Laporte. Who handles the inspection?
Laporte is unincorporated, so Larimer County is the building authority rather than Fort Collins. Two of the County’s inspection areas are not inspected every weekday, so a replacement there can take an extra day to close out even when the repair itself happens immediately.
My AC quit and it is 90 degrees. Is that an emergency?
It can be. The 1 percent cooling design temperature is about 91 degrees in Larimer County and about 93 in Weld County, so a July failure puts a home at the top of its expected range with no relief. We treat a no-cool call as urgent when anyone in the home is medically vulnerable to heat.
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WHAT YOUR NEIGHBORS SAY
Real reviews, from real Northern Colorado home owners
“Dan was great! He diagnosed and fix our furnace issues quickly. He made great recommendations and walked us through all our options. Highly recommended!”
Moses Horner
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“Dan arrived on time. He was helpful in answering questions and providing education on our service.”
Therese Millis
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“Very quick response time and easy to work with. Highly recommend.”
Matthew Vaught
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“Dan was great! He explained everything about the service to be performed and successfully completed the work!”
leslie anderson
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