Furnace Installation Severance CO done right the first time

Furnace Installation Severance CO means a furnace matched to your home, not a box dropped in the basement. We size the unit, pull the permit, run new venting and gas lines where needed, and start it up the same day.

Serving Severance and nearby areas.

How big is the job?

Full changeout

New efficiency level, venting changes, or gas line modifications needed.

  1. 1. Simple swap Same size, existing venting works, one-day replacement in a standard home.
  2. 2. Full changeout New efficiency level, venting changes, or gas line modifications needed.
  3. 3. System redesign Ductwork changes, zoning, or first-time install in new construction.
  • 24Services from one local team
  • 15Areas served around Severance
  • Measure firstLoad calculation before any quote
  • Test at startupCombustion and temperature rise verified

What is included in a new furnace install

Every install we do in Severance includes the core scope below.

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Work order

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  • Load calculation and sizing: A room-by-room ACCA Manual J load calculation, not a square-footage rule of thumb. This determines the correct BTU output and blower speed for your home. It is the single biggest factor in whether your new furnace actually keeps up on a cold night.
  • Permit and inspection: We pull the mechanical permit with the town and meet the inspector on site. You get a signed-off, code-compliant install that will not cause problems when you sell. No paperwork lands on your desk.
  • Removal and disposal: We disconnect and remove the old furnace, haul it out, and dispose of it properly. Packaging and old parts leave with us. You should not have to rent a trailer or make a dump run.
  • Gas, venting, and electrical: New gas connections pressure-tested for leaks, correct venting for your unit type, and proper electrical connections to the control board and thermostat. High-efficiency units get correctly pitched PVC intake and exhaust.
  • Startup and combustion testing: We set gas pressure with a manometer, verify temperature rise, and confirm combustion readings with a flue gas analyzer. You get a written startup report with the numbers. This is what separates a real install from a box swap.
  • Filter and walkthrough: A fresh furnace filter goes in, and we walk you through the thermostat, filter size, and gas shutoff location. You leave knowing how to run and maintain the system, not guessing.

What the first visit covers

First visit

We measure every room, inspect your ducts and venting, and photograph the existing furnace.

Furnace Installation at homes

Residential installs across Severance, from single-family homes to rentals.

  • Single-family homes

    Sized to the house, not the square footage.

  • Rental properties

    Coordinated with tenants and property managers.

  • Older homes

    Duct and venting reviewed before equipment selection.

  • New construction

    Equipment and duct design reviewed before drywall.

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Furnace Installation at businesses

Commercial-grade heating for shops, offices, and light industrial buildings around Severance.

  • Retail and office

    Scheduled around your operating hours.

  • Light industrial

    Rooftop and commercial-grade equipment.

  • Multi-tenant buildings

    Access coordinated with tenants and managers.

What Furnace Installation Severance CO actually involves

A furnace is a 15-to-20-year purchase. Sizing it right and installing it cleanly is what determines whether you get the efficiency you paid for. We measure, we test, and we document.

Furnace Installation Severance CO is the full replacement of your home's heating plant: removing the old unit, sizing the new one to your square footage and insulation, running gas, venting, and condensate lines, wiring the control board and thermostat, and commissioning the system with a combustion analyzer. We check static pressure, set gas pressure with a manometer, and verify temperature rise before we call it done. A furnace that is oversized short-cycles and wears out its heat exchanger early; one that is undersized never catches up on a 10-degree night.

In Severance, most calls come from homeowners in Windsor and Greeley-adjacent subdivisions whose builder-grade furnace has hit the end of its run. Weld County winters swing hard, and a furnace that limped through last season usually quits in the first cold snap. If you are searching for a new furnace install near me Severance, we handle the load calculation, the permit, and the inspection so you are not chasing paperwork in January. We have been doing this work since 2016.

Furnace Installation
What it is
Full replacement of your home's heating plant.
When it helps
When repairs pile up or efficiency has dropped.
What you get
A sized, permitted, tested furnace and startup report.

How our new furnace install in Severance runs

Five steps, start to finish. Most residential swaps are done in one day, and you get a written scope before we touch anything.

  1. In-home assessment

    We measure every room, check insulation and window quality, inspect the existing ductwork, and photograph the current furnace and venting.

  2. Written scope and permit

    We put the equipment model, efficiency rating, venting plan, and total price in writing. Then we pull the mechanical permit with the town.

  3. Removal and prep

    On install day we lay drop cloths, shut off the gas, disconnect the old unit, and haul it out.

  4. New unit set and connected

    We set the new furnace, run the gas line, cut and fit the venting, wire the control board and thermostat, and install a fresh furnace filter.

  5. Startup and walkthrough

    We fire the furnace, set gas pressure with a manometer, check temperature rise, and confirm combustion readings with a flue gas analyzer.

Tools and methods we use on every install

Each method answers a different question. Together they leave very little to guess.

Measures gas pressure at the valve and static pressure in the ductwork. Correct gas pressure is what makes the furnace burn cleanly and hit its rated efficiency.

Reads carbon monoxide, oxygen, and stack temperature at startup. This is how we confirm the furnace is burning safely and venting correctly before we leave.

Tests voltage and continuity on the control board, blower motor, igniter, and thermostat wiring. Used on every install to verify connections before power-up.

Checks pilot assemblies on standing-pilot furnaces. Confirms whether the thermocouple is holding the gas valve open or has failed.

Lets us look inside the heat exchanger and flue without disassembling the whole furnace. Cracked heat exchangers show up clearly on camera.

When a new furnace install makes sense

  • Your furnace is 15 years or older and you have had two or more repairs in the last two seasons.

    We run a load calculation, quote two or three equipment options at different efficiency levels, and install the one you pick.

    Homes
  • You are buying a home in Severance and the inspection flagged a cracked heat exchanger.

    We inspect with a camera, document the crack, and give you a written replacement quote you can use in negotiation.

    Homes
  • Your gas bills have crept up 30 percent over three winters and the house never feels evenly warm.

    We check duct static pressure, measure temperature rise, and run a load calculation.

    Homes
  • You are finishing a basement or adding a large room and the existing furnace cannot keep up.

    We recalculate the load with the new square footage, check whether the ducts can handle the added demand, and install a furnace…

    Homes
  • Your property is a rental or a small commercial building and the furnace just failed with tenants in place.

    We prioritize getting heat back on.

    Businesses

How Furnace Installation works in Severance specifically

Severance sits in Weld County at about 4,800 feet, and that elevation matters. Furnaces here need to be derated for altitude, which means different orifice sizing and gas pressure settings than a unit installed at sea level. We adjust for it on every install.

  • Severance town center

    Older homes closer to the center often have standing-pilot furnaces and original ductwork. We check duct sizing carefully before recommending a high-efficiency replacement.

  • Windsor-adjacent subdivisions

    Newer builder-grade homes with single-stage furnaces and tight mechanical closets. We measure clearance to combustibles and plan venting routes before install day.

  • Rural properties east of town

    Many run propane instead of natural gas. Propane needs different orifice sizing and gas pressure settings, and we set those correctly from the start.

Professional Furnace Installation in Severance
  • Severance town center
  • Windsor-adjacent subdivisions
  • Rural properties east of town
  • New construction lots

From problem to finished result.

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  • 18-year-old furnace swapped in one day

    Before: A 1,900-square-foot home in Severance with an 18-year-old 80% single-stage furnace.

    After: We installed a 96% two-stage Carrier with a properly matched blower setting. The upstairs bedrooms now hold within 2 degrees of the main floor, and the short cycling stopped completely.

  • Cracked heat exchanger replaced fast

    Before: A home in Johnstown with a 16-year-old furnace and a cracked heat exchanger found during a fall inspection. The family had two young kids and a carbon monoxide detector that had gone off once. They needed heat and they needed it safe.

    After: We documented the crack on camera, quoted a replacement the same day, and installed a new Lennox two days later. Combustion testing at startup showed carbon monoxide well within safe range, and the permit inspection passed on the first visit.

  • Oversized furnace corrected, bills dropped

    Before: A 2,400-square-foot home in Windsor with a 120,000 BTU furnace that was oversized for the ductwork. It short-cycled constantly, made a banging noise on startup, and had burned through two blower motors in five years. The homeowner was ready to replace it with the same size.

    After: Our load calculation called for 80,000 BTU. We installed a correctly sized Rheem with the blower set to match the duct static pressure. The banging stopped, the short cycling stopped, and the winter gas bill dropped roughly 18 percent.

Problems a new furnace install solves for good

Most of the calls we get in Severance are not surprises.

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  • Furnace blowing cold air all winter

    A furnace blowing cold air usually means a failed igniter, dirty flame sensor, or a heat exchanger that is no longer transferring heat.

  • Furnace won't turn on at all

    A dead furnace in January is a health and safety issue, especially with kids or elderly family in the house.

  • Banging noise and short cycling

    A banging noise often means the furnace is oversized for the ductwork, or the heat exchanger is expanding against a failing component.

  • Furnace leaking water on the floor

    A high-efficiency furnace produces condensate, and a clogged or improperly pitched drain line will leak.

  • Pilot light won't stay lit

    A pilot that keeps going out on an older furnace usually means a failing thermocouple or a dirty orifice.

Why homeowners replace rather than repair

A new furnace is not a luxury purchase.

Lower monthly gas bills

Modern 96% AFUE furnaces convert almost all their gas into heat.

No more cold-air surprises

A furnace blowing cold air at 6 a.m. is usually a failed igniter, dirty flame sensor, or a heat exchanger on its way out.

Correct sizing and airflow

We run a room-by-room load calculation instead of guessing off square footage.

Safety and code compliance

A cracked heat exchanger can push carbon monoxide into your living space.

What you receive in writing

Clear records you can keep and share.

  • Load calculation

    Room-by-room sizing numbers for your home.

  • Written scope

    Equipment model, venting plan, and firm price.

  • Startup report

    Gas pressure, temperature rise, and combustion readings.

Before work starts

A plan in writing

Ask for a written scope

Ten years of furnace work in Weld County

Severance Furnace Repair Pros has been installing and servicing furnaces since 2016.

Professional Furnace Installation in Severance

Temperature rise

Supply minus return air temperature. Tells us whether airflow and gas pressure are set correctly.

Static pressure

Measured in the ductwork. High readings mean the blower is fighting restricted airflow.

Combustion readings

Carbon monoxide, oxygen, and stack temperature. Confirms the furnace is burning cleanly and venting safely.

Are you in our Severance service area?

Type your ZIP or town to check. If yours is not listed, call and ask.

Severance ZIP codes

  • 80650
  • 80546
  • 80550
  • 80610

Towns we serve.

Based in Severance and covering the places around it. Pick one for local details.

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What Severance homeowners say

Our 18-year-old furnace finally quit in early December. They came out the next morning, measured the house, and had a new Carrier two-stage unit running by 5 p.m. the following day. The basement was cleaner when they left than when they arrived.
Dana R.Homeowner, Severance
I had two other quotes that were both just square-footage guesses. These guys actually did a load calculation and told me the 100,000 BTU unit I was about to buy was oversized for my ducts. Installed a 80,000 BTU Rheem instead. No more short cycling, and the upstairs is finally warm.
Marcus T.Homeowner, Windsor
We had a cracked heat exchanger and were nervous about carbon monoxide with two kids in the house. They showed us the camera footage, explained the risk plainly, and had a new Lennox installed two days later. Permit and inspection were handled without us lifting a finger.
Priya S.Homeowner, Johnstown

Frequently Asked Questions

Short answers for the first few minutes. The team can cover the rest.

Still have a question?

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A straightforward 80% single-stage swap in a 1,800-square-foot home sits near the low end. High-efficiency two-stage or modulating systems with new PVC venting land higher. We give you a firm written number after the assessment.

A standard residential replacement takes one day, usually six to nine hours. If we are running new gas lines, cutting new venting through the roof, or modifying ductwork, plan on two days. We schedule the inspection within a few days of startup. You will have heat the same night in almost every case.

We do. Severance Furnace Repair Pros installs Carrier, Trane, Goodman, Rheem, Lennox, Bryant, York, and American Standard equipment across Severance and Weld County. We pull the permit, do the load calculation, and handle startup and inspection, so you deal with one company from quote to sign-off.

Carrier and Trane build excellent two-stage and modulating units; Goodman and Rheem offer strong value on single-stage replacements. What matters more is sizing, duct static pressure, and install quality. A properly sized Goodman will outlast a badly installed premium unit every time. We will recommend based on your house, not on what pays us the most.

Get your Furnace Installation Severance CO quote today

(970) 1234567

We give firm written pricing, pull the permit, and have you warm the same day in most cases. Call (970) 1234567 and we will schedule your in-home assessment, usually within 24 hours.

Call for Furnace Repair in Severance

Call (970) 1234567 and describe what your furnace is doing. We answer, triage the symptom and give you a two-hour arrival window. Regular hours run 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, with emergency coverage for no-heat calls. If you are in ZIP 80650, 80546, 80550 or 80610, you are in our regular service area.

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