Furnace Repair in Dacono

Manufactured homes are part of Dacono's housing stock, and their furnaces are a separate category. Most are downflow units listed specifically for manufactured homes, often with sealed combustion drawing air from outside and ducts running under the floor. A replacement must be approved for manufactured home use.

Typical problems include failed igniters and limit switches, leaking or disconnected underfloor ducts, and loose roof jack or vent connections. Because a loose vent connection can let combustion gases into the home, we check venting carefully and test for carbon monoxide.

The housing count roughly doubled between 2000 and 2020, adding neighborhoods such as Eagle Meadow, The Glens of Dacono and Sweetgrass, with more construction from builders like Century Communities and Pulte. These homes usually have condensing furnaces with PVC venting.

Their most frequent no-heat problems are clogged condensate traps, frozen drain lines, sagging vent pipes that hold water and trip the pressure switch, and side-wall vents blocked by snow. These are usually quick fixes once identified.

Every gas furnace can produce carbon monoxide if combustion goes wrong or venting fails, and older equipment with original flues or loose vent connections carries more risk. A working CO detector on each level of the home, and near sleeping areas, is the most important safety device you can have. Replace detectors according to the date printed on the back; most last five to ten years.

Warning signs to take seriously include a furnace that smells of exhaust, soot around the burner or vent, a pilot or burner flame that is lazy and yellow, and headaches or nausea that ease when you leave the house. If a CO alarm sounds, get everyone outside and call 911 or your gas utility before calling us.

We read fault codes, run a full heating cycle while watching each step, and test every safety device. We measure gas pressure, temperature rise and static pressure and run a combustion and CO test. Common furnace parts for Trane, Lennox, Carrier, Goodman, Bryant and Rheem are on board, so most fixes happen in one trip.

You'll see a flat-rate price before we begin, with no overtime fees, and the diagnostic is free when you approve the repair. We offer 24/7 emergency service.

A single failed part is a repair on almost any furnace. A cracked heat exchanger, poor combustion readings or multiple major failures on an older furnace usually point toward replacement. We'll give you the numbers for both.

The City of Dacono requires a permit for replacing heating equipment, and SAFEbuilt Colorado performs inspections for the city. Dacono adopted the 2024 International Codes effective December 17, 2025, and inspection requests made by 4 p.m. are scheduled for the next business day when possible. We handle the permit as part of a replacement.