Furnace Repair
A furnace that won't light or won't keep up is more than an inconvenience during a Denver winter. We repair gas and electric furnaces in homes throughout the metro area, with a focus on an accurate diagnosis and a clear explanation of what's wrong.

Common reasons people call us
- The furnace isn't producing heat or won't start
- The blower runs continuously with no warm air
- Pilot or ignition problems or repeated lockouts
- A burning smell, unusual noise, or soot around the unit
- The system short-cycles or can't reach the set temperature
What this service may include
- Ignition and flame sensor inspection
- Blower motor and capacitor check
- Heat exchanger visual assessment
- Gas valve and pressure verification
- Thermostat and limit switch testing
- Safety and carbon monoxide awareness notes
How it works
The furnace repair process
Diagnosis
We identify why the furnace isn't heating, including safety-related components.
Findings review
We explain what we found and the repair options before doing any work.
Repair
We complete the repair and confirm the furnace cycles and heats properly.
FAQs
Furnace Repair questions
Is a burning smell when the furnace starts normal?
A brief dusty smell when a furnace first runs for the season can be normal as dust burns off. A persistent or electrical burning smell is not — turn the system off and request service.
How can I tell if my heat exchanger is cracked?
Cracks aren't visible without an inspection and can allow combustion gases into your home. We check the heat exchanger as part of a repair visit and explain what we find.
Should I repair or replace an older furnace?
That depends on the age of the unit, the cost of the repair, and the condition of the heat exchanger. We give you the information to make that call rather than pushing one direction.
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Service areas
We serve homes and small businesses across the Denver metro area. Here are a few of the neighborhoods we cover.
All service areasReady for furnace repair?
Tell us what's going on and we'll review your request. Requesting a quote is the fastest way to get started.