
Is Your Furnace Trying to Tell You Something? When Northern Colorado temperatures plummet, the last thing you need is a furnace failure. The good news? Your heating system usually warns you before it breaks down … Read More

As winter approaches, ensuring your furnace is in peak condition becomes a top priority. A failing furnace can leave your home chilly and uncomfortable, potentially increasing energy bills. But do you know the top signs … Read More

As the colder months approach and you fire up your furnace for the first time in a while, it’s essential to be prepared for any issues that may arise. Furnace problems often tend to manifest … Read More

Did you know that the word “furnace” is derived from the old Greek word “Fornax,” meaning oven? In the United States and Canada, a “furnace” is that particular HVAC component that heats your property. Yet, … Read More

Wondering about the safety of booking an HVAC service call during COVID-19 or if it is safe to have a furnace repairman in your home during the pandemic? Our team here at Lion Home Service … Read More

“Out of sight, out of mind” applies to most of our home’s HVAC system. They’re usually in the basement and programmed to automatically heat or cool your home, so you probably don’t give them much … Read More

Whether it’s a cold winter morning or a hot summer afternoon in Northern Colorado, your HVAC system is working hard to keep you comfortable. There is a lot of well-intentioned and good advice out there on the … Read More

What separates Lion Home Service from other HVAC companies, and positions us as experts in our field, is our comprehensive Maintenance programs. Unlike other companies that only perform a simple check for loose bolts … Read More
According to the City of Fort Collins’ Rental and Occupancy study, about 46% of Northern Colorado families are renters — and the demand for more rental homes is still outweighing the supply. Since so many … Read More

Your furnace is a highly important piece of equipment. You rely on your home to keep you protected from the outside elements, and your furnace makes sure that everyone stays warm when temperatures dip low. … Read More