Furnace Maintenance in Fort Collins + Northern Colorado

Don't let the coldest day of the year catch you off guard. Trust our HVAC company to take care of your heating system maintenance needs in Fort Collins and surrounding Northern Colorado. Our experienced technicians will ensure your system is running efficiently and effectively, giving you peace of mind all winter long.

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Why Do I Need Furnace Maintenance in My Fort Collins Home?

Annual maintenance of your HVAC system is important for many reasons and can not only prolong the life of your equipment, but also prevent it from breaking down when you need it the most!

1. Regular changing of your furnace filter is easy to do, but your filter doesn't stop everything from passing through. A buildup of dust on your blower motor, heat exchanger or evaporative coil can cause your system to overheat and reduce the life of your furnace.

2. Certain components such as flame sensors should be cleaned annually to keep your system running when you need it the most.

3. Making sure your gas pressure is set properly can help maintain your system's efficiency as well as prevent overheating.

4. Parts fail. Sometimes these failures are a result of poor manufacturing or installation methods used, and sometimes wear and tear finally catches up. Having your furnace inspected early can allow us to catch small failures before they cause larger problems, and fix your system before it breaks down on the coldest day.

At HALO Heating and Air, we value each and every one of our customers, and our goal is to ensure every home has safe and reliable heat. Check out our in-depth furnace inspection services available in Fort Collins and Northern Colorado. If you haven't had your system tune-up, call us today or click the link below to book online!

$89 Furnace Tune-Up

Don't let a furnace breakdown interrupt your comfort this winter. Contact us today to schedule a furnace inspection and ensure your home stays warm all season long.

Schedule

What is Included in Our Comprehensive Heating Inspection?

Furnace Inspection

Check overall condition of the unit
Safety test for carbon monoxide (CO)
Check gas piping for gas leaks
Check furnace safety switch
Cleaning inside of the furnace cabinet
Check limit/rollout switches
Check electrical ground
Checking electrical connections for tightness and/or corrosion in the wiring system.
Checking motor windings for the accumulation of dust which may cause overheating, and offer cleaning as necessary
Check Condensate Drain and Trap*
Check Burners and Flame Sensor
Check collector box and drainage system*
Check hot surface igniter or pilot assembly
Check thermostat operation and batteries
Check and replace furnace filter
Check airflow and temperature
Checking for blockage and/or leakage in the flue pipe system
Full cycle testing the furnace

Heat Pump Inspection

Test heat pump controls to verify proper startup and shutdown
Clear any obstructions from the condensate drain
Check for any cracks or leaks on the condensate drain and trap
Check the air filter for dirt and replace as needed
Clean the condenser coil and fan as well as check for stability, amp draw, and vibrations
Check blower wheels and motors any accumulation of dust and proper alignment
Check blower motor for proper power draw
Inspect refrigerant levels if necessary
Inspect electrical wiring and connections
Check the defrost assembly to verify the defrost timer is working.
Check crankcase heater for proper operation
Monitor airflow and temperatures
Examine unit disconnect switches and and safety switches
Check unit placement and elevation to prevent drainage problems, freezing, and other issues

Boiler Inspection

Ensure all boiler connections and wiring are intact
Examine and clean flame sensors, ignitor, and burner assembly
Inspect the venting system for deterioration, corrosion, or blockage to ensure all pipe and joint connections are secure
Inspect the vent terminations and combustion air inlet to make sure for any obstructions
Check control settings and test safety controls and operating controls
Inspect around and under your boiler for leaking water
Inspect the condensate drain line, fittings, and drain trap for proper operation
Check for proper clearance around the boiler
Check temperature and pressure readings
Check for error and service codes

Electric Air Handler Inspection

Make sure fan blades are free of dust buildup.
Ensure all moving parts are free of cracks and excessive wear.
Check for proper power draw of fan motor so it meets design specifications.
Clear dampers of dirt accumulations.
Confirm damper actuators and linkages are operational and aligned.
Confirm all mechanical connections and dampers are properly operational
Clean the coils

Check for any sings of refrigerant leaks on all coils, refrigerant lines, valves, fittings (if applicable)
Check for rust in condensation pans and drains.
Drain and remove any moisture from all cooling coils.
Make sure freeze stat is on proper temperature setting and operation.
Vacuum the entire unit properly.