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Furnace Repair
Heating is what Fort Collins needs most, so furnace repair leads this directory: no heat, short cycling, cold air, and the honest call on whether a repair is worth the money.
Explore →Thirty-eight services, one phone number. Heating first — furnace repair, installation, and maintenance for a zone 5B city — plus cooling, heat pumps, ductless, ducts, air quality, and the commercial refrigeration our reviews are built on.
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Open 24 hoursCall any time, day or night
Heating-first, sized for altitudeZone 5B at 5,003 ft — not sea level
City licensingFort Collins licenses HVAC through the City — ask us for licence details
This page is the directory for all 38 services: every heating, cooling, heat-pump, ductwork, air-quality and controls service we offer in Fort Collins, plus commercial refrigeration and the cost and rebate pages that go with them. Pick a service below for the full page — what it covers, what it costs, and what to expect.
Start by phone at (970) 932-2324 — tell us what the system is doing and we will match it to the right service on this page, or book the visit directly. There is no online form and no email queue.
On site, the technician tests the system, explains the findings in plain language, and confirms the price before any repair starts.
We carry out the work, pull a mechanical permit where the job requires one, and size any new equipment from a load calculation at altitude.
Before leaving, we run the system through a full cycle and walk you through what was done and what to watch for.
Start by phone at (970) 932-2324 — tell us what the system is doing and we will match it to the right service on this page, or book the visit directly. There is no online form and no email queue.
Every service on this page is built for the same city: a heating-first town at 5,003 feet, where winters do the deciding. The directory below is organised by system, so you can find the exact service — repair, installation or maintenance — instead of guessing from a generic list.
Heating dominates the directory because it dominates the climate: zone 5B, 5,797 heating degree days against 624 cooling (NOAA 1991–2020). At 5,003 ft a gas furnace derates roughly 10–20% and an air conditioner loses roughly 10–20% of sea-level capacity, so every heating, cooling and heat-pump page here starts from a load calculation at altitude, not a sea-level rule of thumb.
Every service listed here is done under the same licensing: Colorado has no state HVAC licence, so HVAC in Fort Collins is licensed by the City. Fort Collins licenses HVAC contractors through the City — ask us for our licence details when you call. Permits go through the City’s Accela portal where the job requires one, and new furnaces follow the ultra-low-NOx rule (HB23-1161) in force since 1 January 2026.
The cost pages in this directory publish dated Fort Collins ranges with their sources, and the rebate page is checked November 2026 — Efficiency Works, Xcel heat-pump rebates, PVREA and the $1,000 Colorado state heat-pump tax credit. The federal 25C/25D credits ended 31 December 2025 and the Xcel furnace rebate was removed 1 January 2026, and neither is quoted as live anywhere on this site.
The questions we hear most from Fort Collins homeowners, answered straight.
(970) 932-2324 →Furnace installs quoted in Fort Collins ran $7,000–$10,000 in 2026 (Lion, Fort Collins) for ultra-low-NOx models under HB23-1161, with modelled 95–96% AFUE ranges at $5,270–$8,640 (NumeralQ, October 2026). National averages — Angi’s $2,823–$6,897 — are lower, but they are not a Front Range price. The full dated ranges are on our furnace replacement cost page.
No. Colorado licenses only electricians and plumbers at state level — there is no Colorado state HVAC licence. In Fort Collins, HVAC is licensed by the City under its contractor licensing system. Ask us for our licence details when you call. Any company advertising a “Colorado HVAC licence” is describing a licence that does not exist.
Yes — we are open 24 hours, 7 days a week, so call (970) 932-2324 any time, day or night, for a no-heat or no-cool emergency. We do not publish a response-time promise; call and we will tell you honestly what we can do.
As of November 2026 the live programmes are Efficiency Works / Fort Collins Utilities heat-pump rebates, Xcel heat-pump rebates for Xcel gas customers (cold-climate $1,500 per heating ton since 1 October 2026), PVREA for co-op members, and the $1,000 Colorado state heat-pump tax credit (at least $333 passed to the customer as a discount). The federal 25C/25D credits ended 31 December 2025 and the Xcel furnace rebate was removed 1 January 2026. See our rebate hub, checked November 2026.
Not sure which service fits the problem? Call DNA Refrigeration Heating & Cooling at (970) 932-2324 and describe what the system is doing — we will point you to the right service or book the visit, any time, day or night.
Call (970) 932-2324 →Call us at (970) 932-2324 any time, day or night. We are open 24 hours, 7 days a week, and the phone is the way to reach us — there is no contact form and no email address for service requests.