HVAC and AC Repair in Erie, CO, for Old Town and Newer Neighborhoods

What HVAC services are available in Erie, CO?

In Erie, Impact HVAC repairs and installs air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps, ductless systems, and geothermal systems, with plumbing and electrical service also available from our team. Call (720) 773-5865 or request service online and we will line up a visit at your Erie home.

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AC Repair and Installation

When an Erie air conditioner stops cooling, we check the thermostat, filter, outdoor coil, capacitor, contactor, refrigerant circuit, and drain line, and repair what we find. If replacement is better, we size the equipment for the house and explain the choices.

For a home in Vista Ridge or Colliers Hill with large windows or a sunny west exposure, we ask which rooms feel warmest before we choose a system. That detail shapes the equipment size and the duct plan.

Furnace Repair and Replacement

A furnace that will not ignite, cycles off early, or leaves rooms cold needs a technician to check the igniter, flame sensor, blower, filter, and venting. Most furnace faults can be repaired by our furnace team, and we install replacements when the old unit is finished.

In Old Town Erie, where homes vary in age and layout, we look at how the heating system was added and modified. A furnace in a house with an addition may need airflow adjustments as well as repair.

Heat Pump Installation and Repair

A heat pump can heat and cool a home using one outdoor unit, and the installation depends on ducts, panel capacity, and your comfort goals. We install and repair ducted and ductless heat pumps and review your options with you.

If you live in the Canyon Creek area, we check the existing ducts and electrical service first. Then we plan the heat pump so every piece fits.

Ductless Mini-Split Systems

Ductless mini-splits provide heating and cooling to individual rooms without extending ductwork. They fit bonus rooms, finished basements, additions, and garages. Our ductless mini-split team installs the indoor heads and outdoor condenser and starts up the system.

A room above the garage in a Colliers Hill house, or a detached office near Erie Community Park, can be conditioned with its own head. We choose the placement for comfort and for a clean outdoor run.

Geothermal Heat Pumps

A geothermal setup moves heat between the house and the ground through buried pipe. They need yard space and a site review, and they are best considered when you are building or doing major work. Whether your lot suits a geothermal heat pump is something we confirm on a site visit.

If your property has open ground, such as a lot near Coal Creek, there may be space for a loop. We tell you plainly if the lot does not allow it.

HVAC Maintenance Plans

Each maintenance visit covers cleaning, safety testing, and a look at parts prone to wear. Through the Preferred Partner Program, seasonal visits land on your calendar before the weather turns.

If you commute out of Erie and cannot be home during the day, tell us which days work. We will schedule around them.

Plumbing Repair and Water Heaters

Our plumbing team repairs leaks, drains, toilets, and fixtures, and replaces tank and tankless water heaters. We explain the repair and the cost before starting.

For a house in Erie where the water heater is in a garage or utility closet, we check clearances and venting before swapping the unit. That keeps the installation tidy and safe.

Electrical Repair and Panel Upgrades

Tripping breakers, flickering lights, and full panels point to an electrical problem. Our electrical technicians repair wiring and devices and upgrade panels for new equipment.

If you are adding a heat pump, ductless system, or EV charger to an Erie home near Erie Commons, we check the panel first. We then plan the circuit so the new equipment runs reliably.

Why Erie Homeowners Choose Impact HVAC

Erie homeowners want a company that answers the phone and explains the work. Our Thornton office covers Erie for heating, cooling, plumbing, and electrical work. Impact has also grown by acquiring High Efficiency Heating and Air Conditioning and Great Peaks Heating and Air.

We lay out the options and wait for your decision. Technician profiles are posted on our team page.

Erie HVAC FAQ

Why is my Erie AC running but not cooling the house?

Check the thermostat mode, the filter, and the outdoor fan first. A dirty coil, low refrigerant, or a failed capacitor can also stop cooling, and a technician can find which. We diagnose and explain before repairing.

Is a ductless system a good choice for a bonus room in Erie?

Often yes. One indoor head can handle the room alone, tied to a small condenser outdoors. A site visit settles the mounting wall, the line route, and the power supply.

What does geothermal need from an Erie property?

A geothermal system needs enough ground area for a loop or a way to install a vertical loop, plus a site review. We evaluate the property before quoting.

Why does my Erie furnace blow cold air for the first minute?

Some furnaces take a short time to warm the heat exchanger before the blower starts, and that delay is normal. Cold air that continues, or a furnace that shuts off before the house is warm, points to ignition, sensor, or airflow trouble that a technician should check.

Why are the upstairs rooms in my Erie home warmer than the main floor?

Heat rises, and a single thermostat on the main floor cannot see what upstairs is doing. Duct balance, return air, and zoning all affect it, and we check those before recommending new equipment.

Schedule HVAC Service in Erie

For AC repair, a new system, or a plan for your Erie home, Impact HVAC can help. The fastest ways to book are (720) 773-5865 and request service online.