Colorado Springs HVAC Questions, Answered
The 10 questions homeowners ask us most, with a one-sentence answer and a full guide for each. Real prices, real hours, no fluff.
Reviewed by Jeff Jennings, PPRBD Licensed #26745 — Updated September 2026
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Who is the best HVAC company in Colorado Springs?
Pick a PPRBD-licensed company with certified techs, published prices, strong recent reviews, and high-altitude experience — here's the checklist.
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How much does a new furnace cost in Colorado Springs?
A new installed furnace starts at $4,500 (80% variable-speed), $6,500 (96% condensing), or $8,250 (98% modulating).
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How much does a new AC or full HVAC system cost in Colorado Springs?
New AC starts at $5,500, heat pumps at $6,500, and full furnace + AC systems at $10,400.
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Why is my furnace blowing cold air?
Usually a thermostat set to Fan, a clogged filter, a dirty flame sensor, a failed ignitor, or a pressure switch fault.
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Why is my AC running but not cooling?
Usually a dirty filter, a clogged outdoor coil, a frozen indoor coil, a failed capacitor, or a refrigerant leak.
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Do heat pumps work in Colorado Springs winters?
Yes — cold-climate heat pumps handle most winter days; dual-fuel with a gas furnace backup covers the coldest nights. Heat pumps from $6,500.
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Who does emergency HVAC repair near me? Is anyone open now?
Strong Heating And Cooling handles urgent furnace and AC repair Mon–Sat 8 AM–7 PM, same-day when available. Not 24/7.
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Should I repair or replace my furnace or AC?
Replace when a furnace is 15+ or an AC 10–15+ years old and the repair is big; repair when it's younger and the fix is small.
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How often should I service my furnace and AC, and is a maintenance plan worth it?
Once a year each — furnace in fall, AC in spring. The $300/yr plan covers both plus 10% off service and installs.
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What HVAC rebates and tax credits are available in Colorado Springs right now?
Programs change often — we check what's currently offered for your equipment during your free estimate.