Fort Collins Heating

Choice City Heating & Air offers a full line of high efficiency gas furnaces for new or replacement installation at affordable prices.  We have some of the best furnace deals and discounts in the front range area.

No matter if your furnace is gas, electric, or a combination of both, (duel-fuel heat pump) Choice City Heating has the knowledge, tools and skills to correctly install your new furnace in a home or office.

Today’s furnaces come in a variety of makes & models to provide ideal comfort to any home.  We provide you with the information you need to make a selection of the ideal furnace for your needs & budget, & then let you make a selection of the ideal furnace for your needs and budget, & then let you make the decision.  We promise no high-pressure sales pitch, just the information you need to find a system that will provide the comfort you need at the price you want.  Call us for an in-home no obligation quote & find out how affordable a new furnace can be.

If your furnace is over 10 years old then it is probably operating at only 60% to 80% efficiency.  A new high efficient furnace can lower your monthly energy bills 30% or more.  According to the EPA more than half of new furnaces never achieve their maximum efficiency due to poor installation practices.  Our installers have the know-how & experience to ensure you’re getting all the efficiency out of your new furnace.

Benefits of a new furnace

– New furnaces operate more economically, at a reduced sound level

-New furnaces can be 30% to 50% more economical than old models

-Dual-stage furnaces reduce noise, improve air flow, & enhance humidification

-Variable speed motors are quiet, save electricity and force air to hard to reach areas of your duct system

Furnace check-up and free carbon monoxide test

Keep your furnace running safely and at maximum efficiency with an annual check-up.

1. Heat exchanger inspection and cleaning.
2. Carbon monoxide test.
3. Check thermostat and calibrate if necessary.
4. Inspect vent system for signs of condensation, corrosion, cracks, blockages and clearances.
5. Check filter and replace if necessary.
6. Check all safety devices and sequence of operations.
7. Inspect electrical wiring, connections, contactors and relays.
8. Check and clean burners and burner compartment.
9. Inspect blower wheel and clean if necessary.
10. Check amperage and voltage of blower motor.
11. Check gas valve for correct pressure and operation.
12. Check gas lines for leaks.
13. Inspect duct system for proper air flow, leaks and missing insulation.
14. Check all condensate drains and flush if necessary.
15. Test main burner ignition and flame safety; verify proper operation.
16. Ensure combustion air volume is correct.

Free Heat Exchanger Check

A defective heat exchanger can be unsafe.  Since carbon monoxide is odorless your furnace should be checked periodically.  Call for a free CO reading today.

Air-Source Heat Pumps

Air-source heat pumps can be very efficient, especially for those of us living in rural areas restricted to propane.  Air-source heat pumps can be three times more efficient than normal electric heat.  They are basically an air conditioner that can run backwards, pulling heat from the outside and and delivering it to your home.  They are however limited by the outdoor air temperature.  As temperatures drop, supplemental heat is provided by a electric heat strip in an air handler or gas furnace (duel-fuel).  Air source heat pumps are especially nice in the fall and spring when the back-up heat is not needed, saving you gas.