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Emergency Heating Repair in
Fort Collins, CO

Lion Home Service repairs no-heat emergencies across Fort Collins from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., often the same day when our schedule has room. January lows here average near 14°F, so a house without heat gets cold fast. We fit no-heat calls into the first open slot. Our AI assistant answers any time and books the earliest opening. Your technician prices the repair before any work starts.

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Our Fort Collins Emergency Heating Services

No-heat furnace repair

Ignitor replacement

Flame sensor cleaning

Blower motor replacement

Control board replacement

Thermostat repair

Heat pump repair

Boiler repair

Ductless mini-split repair

Carbon monoxide safety checks

Frozen pipe thawing

Furnace replacement

When Your Heating Problem Can’t Wait

Most heating problems mean you should call us today. If you smell gas or hear a carbon monoxide alarm, get everyone outside first.

What you notice
What to do right now
What we do next
You smell gas

Leave the house, then call Xcel Energy at 1-800-895-2999 from outside

We repair the furnace once Xcel says your home is safe

Your carbon monoxide alarm sounds

Get everyone outside and call 911

We test the heat exchanger and venting before the furnace runs again

The furnace won’t start at all

Check the thermostat batteries, then call us

We test the ignitor and control board first

Vents blow cold air

Confirm the thermostat is set to Heat

We clean or replace the flame sensor

You smell burning or the breaker keeps tripping

Turn the furnace off at its wall switch

We trace the electrical fault in the blower or wiring

Water pools under the furnace

Turn the furnace off and wipe up the water

We clear the condensate line or replace the drain pump

A cold house can freeze pipes along exterior walls. Our plumbers can thaw them on the same visit, so you don’t need to call a second company.

Keep Your Home Safe Until We Arrive

Take these steps to protect your family and your pipes while you wait for your technician.

Open cabinet doors

Open the cabinets under sinks on outside walls so warm air can reach the pipes.

Let one faucet drip

Moving water freezes more slowly than standing water.

Use space heaters safely

Keep each heater 3 feet from anything that burns, and plug it straight into the wall.

Skip the oven

Never use your oven or stovetop to heat the house, even for a few minutes.

Trust a Team Northern Colorado Has Called Since 2012

Northern Colorado homeowners have left Lion more than 6,000 reviews. Here’s what they count on when they call us.

We Answer Your Call

Our AI assistant books appointments any time. Technicians are out from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Repair Priced First

We recommend replacement only when testing proves your furnace unsafe.

A Manager Calls You

We follow up personally on every concern you raise.

One Team, Many Systems

Our crews also handle plumbing and electrical work. We also cover drains and septic systems.

Compare Us With Other Fort Collins Emergency Heating Companies

Plenty of companies advertise emergency heating repair. Here’s what you get when you call Lion.

What You Need When the Heat Goes Out
Lion Home Service
Other Contractors
Calling after hours

Our AI assistant answers and books you into the first morning opening.

You leave a voicemail and wait for a callback.

Knowing when we’ll arrive

You get a set arrival window and a text before your technician heads over.

You wait around all day with no update.

Knowing the price first

You approve a flat price before any work starts, and the invoice matches it.

You find hourly labor and parts markups on the final bill.

Heat back on the first visit

Our trucks stock the ignitors and control boards that fail most often on Fort Collins furnaces.

A missing part means a second appointment a few days later.

An honest diagnosis

Your technician tests the failing part and shows you the reading.

You get a replacement quote for a furnace that needed one sensor.

Setup for 5,003 feet

We check gas pressure for our altitude on every repair, so the burners fire clean.

Factory sea-level settings stay in place, and the furnace burns rich all season.

Your floors afterward

Booties go on at your door, and we vacuum up before we leave.

You find boot prints from the front door to the furnace.

When something goes wrong

A manager calls you, and we make it right.

You get a copy-paste reply to your review and no phone call.

How Emergency Heating Repair Works

Here’s what happens after you call.

Step
What happens

Call (970) 510-0522 anytime, or book online in about a minute. Our AI assistant takes your details and books the earliest opening. Our local team confirms it during business hours.

Meet Your Technician

We put booties on at the door. Your technician walks to the furnace with you and explains what they find in plain English.

Approve One Flat Price

You see one price for the repair and decide whether to go ahead.

Get Your Heat Back

Most repairs finish on the first visit because our trucks carry the most common parts. We follow up afterward to make sure your house stays warm.

Common Questions About Emergency Heating Repair

Do you offer 24-hour emergency heating repair?

No. Our technicians handle emergency repairs from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. You can still call anytime, and our AI assistant will book the earliest opening. Smell gas? Leave the house and call Xcel Energy at 1-800-895-2999. Hear a carbon monoxide alarm? Get everyone outside and call 911.

How fast can a technician get to my house?

We can often get there the same day when our schedule has room. No-heat calls get the first opening we have, and Care Club members get priority service.

What does emergency furnace repair cost?

Your price depends on the failed part. A flame sensor cleaning costs far less than replacing a control board. Our technician quotes one flat price before any work starts, and Care Club members skip the $29 dispatch fee.

My furnace shut itself off. Is it safe to restart?

Furnaces have safety switches that shut them off when something overheats. You can restart it once at the wall switch. A second shutdown usually means a real problem, so call us then.

What can I check before I call?

Start with the thermostat batteries. Then make sure the furnace switch and its breaker are both on. A clogged filter can also shut the furnace down, so try a clean one.

Book Your Fort Collins Heating Repair

Call (970) 510-0522 whenever your heat goes out, day or night. Our AI assistant books your visit, and our technicians are out from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

We offer discounted services for these neighbors:

Seniors

Teachers

First responders

People with disabilities

Reviews What Your Neighbors Say About Us!
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Great experience! Long story short: They thought the furnace was fixed after changing out a part, but 10 minutes after they left, it quit again. I called, they came right back, ...

- Jonathan S.
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Kyle and JD came to our home today to do a duct cleaning! What a great job! Besides having a cleaner, easier to breathe in house, they were very personable ...

- Becky H.
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I have had the most awesome service from Lion Home Services. They had somebody at my house the very next day when everyone else had a 3-4 day wait. Kyle ...

- Bobbi S.
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Just had Lion House service my ac following a fire at my home. They were recommended to me through one of the largest disaster recovery companies in the US. I ...

- Victor A.
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We just had our HVAC system replaced by Lion Home Services, could not be more happy and satisfied with them. From Andrea and Chris doing the initial service call, to ...

- Brian L.
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We contacted Lions Home Service regarding the need for septic service. They scheduled an appointment for the next day and promptly arrive early in the morning. Liam was knowledgeable and ...

- Randall D.
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Ask for Blake! He was a lot more experienced than I expected and did a great job with several problems with our furnace. Very good!

- Judith M.
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I'm leaving Blake was on time professional , polish and left the job site clean. I would hire him again and recommend him to all my friends

- Christine M.
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