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Furnace Repair Service

Quality West offers comprehensive furnace repair and furnace maintenance service on all brands of residential systems. We have found that the best way to safeguard and lengthen the life of all heating systems is to make sure it is serviced regularly. Our annual preventative maintenance programs will help to keep your system in peak condition, lower your home energy costs, help avoid costly and inconvenient breakdowns, and give you priority scheduling in the event of an emergency.

FREE Diagnosis*
Written Repair Estimate
Affordable Repairs
No Hidden Fees or charges
NATE Certified Technicians
Keep Warranties Valid

With over 15 years of experience repairing heating systems just like yours, Quality West can quickly identify the problem and make the necessary furnace repairs at an affordable price, backed by our 100% Repair Guarantee.

*Diagnostic fee waived with repair service during normal service hours.

What to Expect from a Diagnostic Service

When a technician is dispatched to your home, your entire system will be thoroughly checked and tested. The diagnostic fee is a flat fee regardless of how long it takes to identify your problem. The diagnostic fee for residential equipment is $59 and only $129.00 for commercial locations. When our technician has located the problem, he will explain what the problem is, what options are available to you and how your particular situation can be repaired using our Upfront Pricing Guide. Our UpFront Pricing covers all minor and major repairs. Regardless of the repair, you will know the exact cost to you before the work is done; no hidden costs or surprises after the repair!

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Repair Vs Replace...

Sometimes spending money can end up saving you money. In the case of furnaces and air conditioners this is often the case; spending money can really end up saving you money in a short period of time. But be aware an inefficient furnace does not always need to be replaced as there are some repairs and/or changes that can be made first that could potentially help. For example, changing your furnace filters can help your system run more efficiently as well as making sure that your humidifier is set to the proper level. Often, simple repairs such as replacing the pilot light with an electronic ignition or sealing the joints in your ductwork can end up doing the trick thus saving you money and extending the life of your HVAC system. If you really do suspect that you need a new heating or cooling system, schedule a free estimate with us today. Remember, a furnace should last for about 15 - 18 years if properly installed and maintained. So unless yours has been improperly installed, neglected, damaged or has faulty wiring, you should be able to have many good years of usage. So how will you know when it's really time to replace the furnace?

Repair or Replace Chart

The three main reasons why you would need to replace a furnace are:

1) Extremely old and inefficient. If you move into a home that was built in the 1960's or even earlier then chances are that it has an old boiler system or even just an older version furnace. It doesn't always mean that you will need a new furnace but chances are that your system will need an overhaul to make it safe, comfortable and energy efficient for you.

2) High cost of fuel to run your furnace. The use of Natural gas in the Denver area is cheaper than electricity. If you're using an electric furnace or an inefficient gas furnace you could save oodles of money by updating your heating system. You may also qualify for a hefty tax credit and Xcel Energy Rebate with the upgrade. The use of new technology and applications such as Hybrid heating systems(the use of a Heat Pump and a Gas Furnace) will give you the most bang for your buck.

3) Heat load. Heat load is the amount of energy required to maintain a steady 65-degree temperature indoors. To find out your heat load, you may want to consider contacting your utility company to perform an energy audit which will help you figure out ways to make your home more energy efficient- and possibly save you from replacing the entire furnace or a/c. If you find that despite your efforts your furnace continues to work inefficiently then you will probably need a new furnace.

Figure This:

If you replace your furnace with a 97% efficient system (look for an energy star furnace or a/c system and compare the AFUE and BTU levels too), then you would cut your heating bills to around 20%. To see if it's worth spending the money, add up your fuel bills for last winter, then multiply that sum by 20%. Divide that figure into the cost of buying and installing the new system, about $3,000 or so, and you'll see how many years it will take to recoup your investment.