Furnace Services

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Stay warm with furnace repairs in Wellington, Windsor, Severance & Fort Collins, CO

You don't want your furnace failing you when the temperature drops. Rise Plumbing and Heating can take care of furnace repairs for you. We know how to diagnose the problem with your heating system and proceed with any repairs or upgrades you need. We'll take good care of your furnace.

Our heating contractors can maintain your furnace by:

Changing out filters
Humidifier installation, repair and replacement
Performing regular checkups for energy efficiency
Cleaning your heating system to eliminate bacteria

Request furnace repairs now in Wellington, Windsor & Severance, CO.

Order a new furnace for your home

Whether you're building a new house or replacing your old furnace, you can count on us to handle everything. A new furnace installation will help to modernize your HVAC system and keep you comfortable no matter how cold it gets outside. Your safety and comfort are important to us.

Schedule a new furnace installation today in Wellington, Windsor & Severance, CO.

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Prevent a furnace breakdown this winter

As a Northern Colorado resident, you know just how cold it can get in the wintertime. And you know just how important your furnace is in your home. So don't find out what it's like to go without one this winter.

Schedule your furnace repairs with Rise Plumbing and Heating today to make sure your home stays warm this winter. We'll provide preventive maintenance and will take care of any issues we see before they become serious problems. If your unit is beyond its service life, we'll handle your new furnace installation before the cold weather arrives.

Reach out to our furnace repair company today for preventive furnace repairs in Wellington, Windsor & Severance, CO.

Northern Colorado Furnace Service FAQs

We know that keeping your home warm through the Colorado winter is crucial. As your local experts for furnace repair and maintenance in Windsor, Fort Collins, Timnath and the wider Northern Colorado area, we've compiled answers to the most common heating questions from our clients.

Primary Concerns: Furnace Repair & Breakdowns

Q: Why is my furnace blowing cold air in my Northern Colorado home?

This is a very common call, especially when the temperatures drop. The most frequent causes are:

Dirty Air Filter: This restricts airflow and causes the furnace to overheat and shut down the burners (short cycling), leaving only the fan running (cold air).
Thermostat Issue: The system might be set to 'Fan Only' instead of 'Heat' or 'Auto'.
Pilot Light/Ignition Failure: The burner system isn't lighting the gas. This requires a professional HVAC check-up to diagnose a faulty igniter, flame sensor, or gas valve.
Safety Lockout: Your furnace may have shut down as a safety measure. If you've tried changing the filter and checking the power (see DIY steps above), call us immediately for emergency furnace service in Wellington, Windsor or Fort Collins.

Q: My furnace is making a loud noise. When should I call for a repair?

Any unusual furnace noise should be checked by a professional technician, as it often indicates a mechanical failure that can lead to a complete system breakdown.

Banging/Popping: Often dirty burners or expanding/contracting ductwork.
Squealing/Screeching: Typically a sign of a loose or failing fan belt or a bad motor bearing in the blower assembly.
Rattling: Could be a loose panel or debris inside the unit.

We offer prompt furnace repair across Wellington, Windsor and surrounding Northern Colorado communities to address these issues before they cause expensive damage.

Q: Do you offer 24/7 emergency furnace repair in Fort Collins and Windsor, CO?

Yes. When the wind chill hits Northern Colorado, a furnace failure is a true emergency. We provide reliable 24/7 emergency HVAC service for homeowners in Fort Collins, Windsor, Severance, Wellington, and surrounding areas. Do not wait if you suspect a carbon monoxide issue or have no heat in freezing weather, call us right away.

Maintenance & Efficiency: Furnace Tune-Ups

Q: Why is my furnace blowing cold air in my Northern Colorado home?

This is a very common call, especially when the temperatures drop. The most frequent causes are:

Dirty Air Filter: This restricts airflow and causes the furnace to overheat and shut down the burners (short cycling), leaving only the fan running (cold air).
Thermostat Issue: The system might be set to 'Fan Only' instead of 'Heat' or 'Auto'.
Pilot Light/Ignition Failure: The burner system isn't lighting the gas. This requires a professional HVAC check-up to diagnose a faulty igniter, flame sensor, or gas valve.
Safety Lockout: Your furnace may have shut down as a safety measure. If you've tried changing the filter and checking the power (see DIY steps above), call us immediately for emergency furnace service in Wellington, Windsor or Fort Collins.

Q: My furnace is making a loud noise. When should I call for a repair?

Any unusual furnace noise should be checked by a professional technician, as it often indicates a mechanical failure that can lead to a complete system breakdown.

Banging/Popping: Often dirty burners or expanding/contracting ductwork.
Squealing/Screeching: Typically a sign of a loose or failing fan belt or a bad motor bearing in the blower assembly.
Rattling: Could be a loose panel or debris inside the unit.

We offer prompt furnace repair across Wellington, Windsor and surrounding Northern Colorado communities to address these issues before they cause expensive damage.

Q: Do you offer 24/7 emergency furnace repair in Fort Collins and Windsor, CO?

Yes. When the wind chill hits Northern Colorado, a furnace failure is a true emergency. We provide reliable 24/7 emergency HVAC service for homeowners in Fort Collins, Windsor, Severance, Wellington, and surrounding areas. Do not wait if you suspect a carbon monoxide issue or have no heat in freezing weather, call us right away.

Q: How often should I schedule a furnace tune-up in Northern Colorado?

We strongly recommend an annual furnace tune-up or HVAC maintenance appointment every fall, before the deep cold arrives. Due to the extreme temperatures we experience in Colorado winters, annual maintenance is critical to:

Maintain efficiency and keep your heating bills low.
Keep your system compliant with your manufacturer's warranty.
Ensure safety by checking for potential carbon monoxide leaks and cracked heat exchangers.

Q: What does a professional furnace maintenance service include?

A thorough furnace maintenance checklist includes over 20 points, such as:

Testing the furnace's starting cycle, flame sensor, and safety controls.
Cleaning the burners and heat exchanger.
Checking the ignition, gas pressure, and manifold.
Measuring airflow and temperature rise.
Inspecting for gas and carbon monoxide leaks.
Checking electrical connections.

Our goal is to maximize the performance and longevity of your unit in your home.

Q: How can I lower my heating bills this winter?

Beyond your annual tune-up, you can save on Northern Colorado heating costs by:

Changing your air filter regularly (every 1-3 months).
Using a smart or programmable thermostat to set lower temperatures when you are asleep or away.
Sealing leaks around doors and windows.
Ensuring vents and registers are open and not blocked by furniture.

Replacement & Installation

Q: How long does a furnace typically last in Northern Colorado?

With proper, annual HVAC maintenance, most modern furnaces have a lifespan of 15 to 20 years. If your system is approaching 12 years old and you are facing frequent or costly furnace repairs, it's usually more cost-effective to consider a new furnace installation. We provide thorough inspections and specific service options as well as no-obligation pricing on high-efficiency furnace replacement for Fort Collins homeowners.

Q: What are the benefits of upgrading to a high-efficiency furnace?

Modern high-efficient furnaces (often 90% AFUE or higher) offer significant benefits for Northern Colorado homeowners:

Lower Energy Costs: They maximize fuel use, translating to substantial savings on natural gas bills.
Better Comfort: Newer units often feature two-stage or modulating burners for more consistent heating.
Incentives: You may qualify for local or federal tax credits/rebates on certain high-efficiency models.