Samples flue gas to measure CO, CO2, and oxygen levels. This is the tool that tells us whether the furnace is burning cleanly or producing dangerous levels of carbon monoxide.
Furnace Safety Inspection Severance CO you can schedule before the cold hits
A Furnace Safety Inspection Severance CO homeowners can count on starts with real combustion numbers, not a glance at the burners.
Serving Severance and nearby areas.
How big is the inspection job?
Multi-system
Two or more furnaces, or a furnace plus a separate AC system.
- 1. Single system One furnace, standard access, combustion and heat exchanger check.
- 2. Multi-system Two or more furnaces, or a furnace plus a separate AC system.
- 3. Commercial Rooftop or multi-zone equipment, scheduled in advance.
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- 15Areas served around Severance
- Camera firstHeat exchanger inspected before anything else
- Numbers loggedEvery reading written down and explained
What Is Included in a Furnace Safety Inspection
Every inspection includes combustion analysis, heat exchanger inspection, electrical testing, and a written report. Repairs and parts are separate, and we quote them before we start any work.
Work order
Furnace Safety Inspection- Combustion Analysis: We sample flue gas with a combustion analyzer and record CO, CO2, and oxygen levels. We also take a room-level CO reading near the return air. Anything over 100 ppm in the flue gets investigated before we move on.
- Heat Exchanger Camera Inspection: An inspection camera goes down the tubes and across the cells to look for cracks, corrosion, and soot streaks. This is the step that catches the problems a visual glance misses, and it is the reason we red-tag furnaces.
- Electrical Component Testing: A multimeter and thermocouple tester check the flame sensor, igniter, limit switch, and control board. We verify blower motor amp draw against the nameplate. Dirty flame sensors get cleaned during the visit at no extra charge.
- Gas Valve and Burner Check: We verify the gas valve opens and closes correctly, check manifold pressure with a manometer, and inspect the burners for rust, soot, or misalignment. Burner problems show up in the combustion numbers before they show up as a no-heat call.
- Written Report With Photos: You get every reading in writing, plus photos of anything flagged. The report is yours to keep and is what landlords and property managers use for their records. We walk you through it before we leave.
What the first visit covers
First visit
Combustion analysis, heat exchanger camera inspection, electrical testing, and a written report with all readings.
Furnace Safety Inspection at your home
We inspect residential furnaces across Severance and Weld County.
Older 80% furnaces
Heat exchanger and draft check
High-efficiency condensing
Condensate drain and flue check
Propane systems
Manifold pressure and burner check
Rental properties
Written report for landlord records
Furnace Safety Inspection for your business
We inspect commercial heating equipment for Severance businesses and property managers.
Rooftop units
Combustion and heat exchanger check
Multi-zone systems
Zone-by-zone testing and documentation
Small warehouses
After-hours scheduling available
What a Furnace Safety Inspection Severance CO Actually Covers
A furnace that heats is not the same as a furnace that is safe. We test the combustion, inspect the heat exchanger, and document every reading so you know exactly what you are living with.
A Furnace Safety Inspection Severance CO is a documented combustion and mechanical evaluation of your heating system that measures carbon monoxide output, verifies the heat exchanger, and confirms every safety control trips at the right threshold. We start with a combustion analyzer at the flue, then work through the gas valve, igniter, flame sensor, limit switch, and blower motor. Every reading gets written down. You get the numbers, not a verbal 'looks fine.'
Weld County winters swing hard, and Severance furnaces run long cycles from November through March. That runtime exposes cracked heat exchangers, dirty flame sensors, and failing control boards that sat quiet all summer. If you are searching for a Furnace Safety Inspection near me Severance CO because the furnace smells odd or the CO alarm chirped once, that is exactly the call we want. We also handle the annual furnace safety inspection in Severance, Colorado for landlords and property managers who need documentation on file.
- What it is
- A combustion and mechanical safety evaluation of your furnace.
- When it helps
- Before winter, after a CO alarm, or on a new-to-you home.
- What you get
- A written report with all readings and photos.
How Our Furnace Safety Inspection Works
Five steps, roughly 75 to 120 minutes for a standard residential furnace.
Tools and Methods We Use on Every Inspection
Each method answers a different question. Together they leave very little to guess.
Goes down the heat exchanger tubes and across the cells to find cracks, corrosion, and soot streaks that a visual inspection would miss. Essential for any furnace over 10 years old.
Tests flame sensor microamps, igniter resistance, limit switch continuity, and control board voltage. If a component is out of spec, the multimeter is how we prove it.
Measures gas manifold pressure and flue draft. Correct manifold pressure is what keeps the burners running at the manufacturer's rated input.
Verifies that the thermocouple on standing-pilot furnaces is holding enough millivolts to keep the pilot lit. A weak thermocouple is a common no-heat cause on older units.
When to Schedule a Furnace Safety Inspection in Severance
You just bought a home in Severance and do not know the furnace history
We run a full inspection with combustion analysis, heat exchanger camera, and electrical testing.
HomesYour CO alarm went off once and you reset it, but you are not sure why
We treat any CO alarm event as urgent.
HomesYou rent out a property in Severance and need documentation for your records
We inspect the furnace, run the full combustion test, and provide a written report with all readings and photos.
BusinessesYour furnace is 15 years old and you are deciding between repair and replacement
We inspect the heat exchanger, measure temperature rise and static pressure, and check the blower motor and control board.
Homes
How Furnace Safety Inspection Works in Severance
Severance sits at about 5,000 feet elevation in Weld County, and that altitude changes how a furnace burns. Combustion at altitude produces different CO and CO2 readings than at sea level, and furnaces that were not derated for elevation run rich.
Downtown Severance
Older homes with 80% furnaces and metal flues. These are the units where we find the most heat exchanger cracks and draft issues.
Severance Farms
Newer construction with high-efficiency condensing furnaces. Condensate drain clogs and PVC flue issues are the common calls here.
County Road 74 Corridor
Mix of rural residential and small acreage properties, many on propane. Propane burns hotter and stresses heat exchangers faster.
- Downtown Severance
- Severance Farms
- County Road 74 Corridor
- Near Severance Elementary
From problem to finished result.
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PhotoCracked Heat Exchanger Caught Before Winter
Before: A 2006 Carrier furnace in a Severance home was running but the CO alarm had chirped twice in October. The homeowner reset it both times and assumed it was a false alarm. The furnace was 18 years old and had never been inspected.
After: Our combustion test showed 180 ppm CO in the flue and 12 ppm in the room air. The camera found a 3-inch crack in the primary heat exchanger. We red-tagged the furnace and replaced it with a new high-efficiency unit. Post-install CO readings were 18 ppm in the flue and 0 ppm in the room.
Dirty Flame Sensor Fixed on the Spot
Before: A homeowner in Eaton called because the furnace would run for five minutes, shut off, and restart. It had been doing this for two weeks. The furnace was a 2015 Goodman, and the homeowner was ready to replace it.
After: Flame sensor microamps read 1.8, well below the 4-microamp threshold. We cleaned the sensor, verified it was reading 6.2 microamps, and the furnace ran a full cycle without dropping out.
Blower Motor Replacement Restored Airflow
Before: A rental property in Windsor had weak airflow from every vent. The tenant complained the house never got warm even with the thermostat at 72. The blower motor was pulling 9.2 amps against a 5.4-amp nameplate rating.
After: We replaced the blower motor and capacitor, then verified the new motor was pulling 5.1 amps. Static pressure dropped from 0.92 to 0.58 inches of water column, and the tenant reported the house heating evenly for the first time in two years.
Furnace Problems We Catch Before They Get Worse
Most of the calls we run in January started as something small in October.
Cracked heat exchanger leaking carbon monoxide into the home
A cracked heat exchanger can push CO into the living space at levels that cause headaches, nausea, and in serious cases, hospitalization.
Dirty flame sensor causing intermittent no-heat
A flame sensor reading under 4 microamps will drop the furnace out mid-cycle. You get heat for a few minutes, then cold air.
Failed blower motor drawing high amps and weak airflow
A blower motor pulling over nameplate amps is on its way out.
Blocked or sagging flue pipe causing poor draft
A flue that does not draft properly lets combustion gases spill back into the furnace room.
Why Severance Homeowners Book This Inspection
A furnace that heats is not the same as a furnace that is safe.
Catch CO Before Symptoms
Carbon monoxide at 9 ppm in the living space is a problem; we measure at the plenum and in the room.
Stop Mid-Winter Breakdowns
Most no-heat calls we run in January trace back to something a fall inspection would have flagged: a weak igniter, a flame sensor reading…
Protect the Warranty
Carrier, Trane, Lennox, and Rheem all want documented annual service if a heat exchanger claim comes up.
Know Your Real Numbers
We hand you static pressure, temperature rise, CO ppm, and amp draw on the blower.
What you receive after the inspection
Clear records you can keep and share.
Written report
Every reading and finding documented
Photos of findings
Visual record of anything flagged
Plain-English summary
What is fine, what needs watching
Ten Years Working on Severance Furnaces
Severance Furnace Repair Pros has been servicing Weld County heating systems since 2016.
CO readings
Measured at the flue and in the room air to confirm safe combustion.
Temperature rise
Compared against the nameplate to verify the furnace is heating within spec.
Amp draw
Checked on the blower motor to catch a failing motor before it dies.
Are you in our Severance service area?
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Severance ZIP codes
- 80650
- 80546
- 80550
- 80610
What Severance Customers Say About Our Inspections
Our CO alarm chirped once in October and we could not figure out why. Severance Furnace Repair Pros came out the next morning, ran a full combustion test, and found a cracked heat exchanger we would never have caught. They showed us the camera footage and the CO readings. We ended up replacing the furnace, but they saved us from a real scare. Straight answers the whole way.
I manage six rentals in Severance and Windsor and I need documentation for every furnace. These guys give me a written report with actual numbers on every unit. Last fall they flagged a dirty flame sensor on one property and cleaned it on the spot. No drama, no upsell, just the work and the paperwork. I have used them for three seasons now.
Called about a furnace that was short-cycling and running loud. They tested the blower motor amp draw, found it was pulling way over nameplate, and replaced the capacitor and motor. Also ran a carbon monoxide test while they were there. Furnace has been quiet and steady all winter. Fair price and they explained everything before starting.
Frequently Asked Questions About Furnace Safety Inspection in Severance
Short answers for the first few minutes. The team can cover the rest.
Still have a question?
Describe what you are seeing and we will point you to the right next step.
(970) 1234567A basic combustion and heat exchanger check sits at the low end; a full commercial rooftop unit or a system with multiple zones runs higher. We quote the price before we start, so there is no surprise on the invoice.
Once a year, ideally in September or October before the heating season starts. If your furnace is over 15 years old, has had a heat exchanger repair, or you have had any CO alarm event, we recommend testing every six months. Severance homes that run propane instead of natural gas should also test annually because propane burns hotter and stresses the heat exchanger faster.
Severance Furnace Repair Pros handles residential and commercial inspections across Severance, Windsor, Eaton, Timnath, and the rest of Weld County. We service all major brands including Carrier, Trane, Goodman, Rheem, Lennox, Bryant, York, and American Standard.
Every inspection covers combustion analysis with a flue gas analyzer, a heat exchanger inspection with an camera, flame sensor and igniter testing, limit switch verification, blower motor amp draw, gas valve check, and a room-level carbon monoxide reading. You get a written report with all readings and photos of anything flagged. If we find a dirty flame sensor or a weak igniter, we handle it during the same visit.
Other Heating Services We Offer in Severance
Other services from the same team.
Book Your Furnace Safety Inspection Severance CO Today
(970) 1234567Call now and we will get your inspection on the schedule, usually within 24 to 48 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.