Furnace Repair in Fort Collins
and Northern Colorado
Quick and Reliable Furnace Repair Services
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Fast, High-Quality HVAC Repair for Fort Collins
& Northern Colorado's Front Range
Is your furnace causing you stress and discomfort? Don’t let furnace problems disrupt your peace of mind. At Bison Home Service, we understand the importance of a properly-functioning HVAC system, especially during colder months. Our quick and full service furnace repair gets your home warm and cozy again in no time.
For a limited time, we are also offering $50 off any furnace repair service! Take advantage of this fantastic discount and experience the dedication and quality service that define Bison Home Service. Call today to schedule an appointment!
Is your furnace not working at all and you need help now?
If you need immediate help, give us a call right away. Your comfort is our priority. Our aim is to figure out your furnace problem the same day you call us. We have knowledgeable HVAC technicians that can quickly and accurately diagnose your HVAC issue.
Why Choose Bison Home Service for your Furnace Repair?
What to Expect
3 Easy Ways to Contact Us! Call or text us at 970-430-4070 or email us through our contact form.
We will call you before we come to your house.
We will call you with an estimated time of arrival so you don't have to wonder when we will arrive.
We diagnose the HVAC problem.
Our skilled technicians will systematically check your furnace for issues.
We go over our findings with you.
Don't just take our word for it! Our HVAC technicians will show you photos of your problem and discuss the furnace issue and recommended solution with you. You approve the solution before we proceed.
Our furnace technicians will quickly and efficiently fix your furnace problem.
We clean up after ourselves.
It will be like we weren't even there, except now you have a working furnace. We take our mess with us and leave you with a clean space.
We document the problem and solution for you.
We give you a final invoice complete with detailed notes and photos of the problem and the solution.
Enjoy peace of mind for the rest of the season.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy peace of mind knowing that you will have no furnace problems, guaranteed!
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Common Signs of Furnace Problems
Not sure you have an HVAC problem? Here are some signs that you may need a furnace repair:
- It's blowing cold air.
- It's making strange noises.
- It's turning on and off frequently.
- It's heating unevenly.
- It's difficult to start.
- It's not efficient and heating bills are increasing.
Types of furnaces we service:
- Natural Gas Furnaces
- Propane Furnaces
- Heat Pumps
- Boilers - We do not service boilers.
Bison Home Service's Commitment to You
Quick HVAC Repair Service
You and your family’s safety and comfort are non-negotiable. Whether it’s an emergency or a less immediate concern, we’re committed to providing quick and reliable solutions.
If your home has no heat, we prioritize your situation by quickly diagnosing the issue the day you reach out to us. We recognize the importance of fast service when your home’s warmth is compromised.
In instances where your furnace is still operational and you have the flexibility for a repair appointment, we will book an appointment that works for you.
No Problems Guarantee
At Bison Home Service, when we promise “no problems,” we mean it. We back our commitment with a guarantee: your furnace will run seamlessly for the rest of the winter season. Rest assured, our dedicated technicians stand by their workmanship and expertise. Our aim is to ensure your home remains cozy and comfortable throughout the winter season without unexpected repair costs.
Should you encounter any furnace issues in the next six months, we’ve got you covered. Not only will we diagnose the problem at no charge, but we’ll also waive any labor costs for the necessary repairs.
Ensuring Your Family's Safety
We value your family’s safety. Our expert technicians go beyond just fixing your furnace – they meticulously inspect your HVAC vents. Ensuring proper ventilation is crucial to prevent carbon monoxide leaks, a deadly threat.
During our evaluation, we thoroughly examine the vents for any signs of damage, rust, or improper slope that might lead to carbon monoxide entering your home. We understand the seriousness of carbon monoxide poisoning and take every precaution to keep your household safe.
Additionally, our technicians check the clearances of your furnace vent pipes to eliminate any potential fire hazards. Your safety matters deeply to us, and we’re committed to providing not just repairs, but a thorough assessment that ensures your peace of mind. Trust us to prioritize the safety of you and your loved ones above all else.
Optimizing Furnace Efficiency
During our HVAC inspection, our technicians will look for ways to optimize your furnace’s efficiency. A more efficient furnace means reduced energy costs and a longer lifespan for your system saving you money.
We start by ensuring your furnace has a clean air filter. A clean filter reduces strain on the furnace, preventing it from overworking to pull air through the system, which ultimately saves energy.
Our inspection extends to checking burners for carbon buildup and examining blowers for dust accumulation. Surprisingly, even a thin layer of dust—just 1/10th of an inch—can decrease your HVAC system’s efficiency by up to 20%. Regular cleaning of these crucial components not only boosts efficiency but also significantly improves your indoor air quality.
Convenient for You and Your Family
We understand that dealing with HVAC issues can disrupt your routine. But fret not – we’ve got you covered. Our desire is to make the entire process hassle-free for you and your family. When you notice a problem, just leave it to us. Sit back, relax, and enjoy your favorite show or tackle your to-do list while our HVAC professionals handle the issue.
From diagnosing the problem to tidying up afterward, we handle every aspect so you can go about your day worry-free. Our comprehensive services don’t stop at repairs – we offer maintenance plans tailored to your needs. You won’t need to remember a thing; we’ll take care of scheduling your yearly check-ups and maintenance. Consider it done.
Your convenience is our priority, and our commitment is to ensure that your HVAC system runs smoothly without causing you any unnecessary stress or inconvenience. With us by your side, you can count on reliable, hassle-free service, leaving you free to focus on what matters most to you.
Common Furnace Issues
1. Dirty Flame Sensor
A dirty flame sensor can cause the furnace to think that the burners did not ignite, resulting in the furnace turning itself off.
2. Dirty Filters
A dirty filter reduces airflow through the whole system resulting in cooler rooms and can cause the furnace to overheat and disable itself.
3. Failed Blower Capacitor
This component helps the blower start spinning. When it fails, the blower will not work and the furnace cannot circulate heat through the house.
4. Failed Draft Inducer Motor
This component pulls combustion air into the furnace and sends the exhaust out of the house through your exhaust vent. When it fails, your furnace will not turn on and you may receive a pressure switch error.
5. High Limit Error
Your furnace has a sensor called a high limit switch. This is a safety feature that turns the furnace off before it overheats. The high limit error may be the result of an incorrectly calibrated gas valve, insufficient circulation, or a faulty high limit switch.
6. Failed Heat Exchanger
The heat exchanger is the heart of your furnace. Your furnace works by sending flames through the inside of the heat exchanger and blowing air across the outside of the heat exchanger. If the heat exchanger cracks from heat stress then the exhaust fumes created by burning gas can enter the house’s ventilation system rather than exiting the house through the exhaust system. This is a very dangerous condition as exhaust gases contain carbon monoxide.
7. Leaking Water
High efficiency furnaces create condensation which must be drained properly or they can cause damage to your home. Having your condensate lines and pump regularly checked is the best way to prevent this type of water damage.
8. Rusted or Damaged Ventilation
Many furnaces are connected to a ventilation system that is as old as the house it is in. Many times these systems have been neglected and are failing due to rust and age which can result in exhaust gases including carbon monoxide leaking into the house.
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HOURS
Monday - Friday
Office Hours | 8 AM - 5 PM
Sunday | Closed
Emergency Service Hours
Weekdays | 5 PM - 8 AM
Saturday | 24 hr Emergency Service
ADDRESS
2926 E. Mulberry Street
Unit B
Fort Collins, CO 80524