HVAC Repair in Aurora, CO

Where the line covers in southeast Aurora

Coverage is southeast Aurora only. That means the 80015 and 80016 zip codes, east of Cherry Creek State Park and out along E-470 to the Aurora Reservoir. Most of it sits in Arapahoe County.

Neighborhoods on the line include Southlands, Saddle Rock, Tallyn's Reach, Blackstone, Beacon Point and Heritage Eagle Bend. If you live north of Interstate 70 or in central Aurora, call and ask. Coverage may not reach you, and we will tell you so.

Why southeast Aurora homes are hard on HVAC systems

Many homes here were built in the last 25 years. They tend to be two-story houses with finished basements and one large system doing all the work. Upstairs bedrooms run warm in July, and the basement stays cool all year.

The weather adds stress. The air is dry most of the year, so dust builds up on filters, flame sensors and outdoor coils. Temperatures can swing a long way between afternoon and night, and the system cycles more to keep up. At this elevation the air is thinner, so a furnace or AC that is the wrong size for the house struggles sooner.

Wind is the problem people do not expect. The east side is open, and snow drifts against the house in a storm. Newer high-efficiency furnaces vent through plastic pipes in a side wall. When snow or ice blocks those pipes, the furnace shuts itself off.

Heating repair in Aurora

Calls in winter usually come down to a few parts. A dirty flame sensor shuts the burners off a few seconds after they light. A cracked hot surface ignitor stops them lighting at all. A pressure switch or inducer motor fault keeps the furnace from starting, and a frozen condensate line can do the same.

Many homes in 80016 also have a heat pump, with the furnace as backup heat. When the outdoor unit ices over or the backup heat runs all day, something is off. Read more on furnace repair and heat pump repair.

Call about heating repair: (303) 647‑3227

AC repair in Aurora

Summer calls start when the afternoon sun hits a dark roof and the AC runs without catching up. The usual causes are a weak run capacitor, a burned contactor, a condenser coil packed with dust or cottonwood fluff, or a frozen evaporator coil.

Systems installed before 2025 mostly use R-410A refrigerant, and newer ones use R-454B. A contractor who knows both can tell you whether a repair makes sense. See AC repair for the common symptoms.

Call about AC repair: (303) 647‑3227

Emergency HVAC in Aurora

You can call any time, including nights, weekends and holidays. No heat on a January night or a dead AC during a heat wave are both worth a call. The contractor will tell you when they can come out. Details are on the emergency HVAC repair page.

Call now, any time: (303) 647‑3227

How a call works

HVAC Parker CO does not do the work or set the price. The contractor handles the diagnosis, the repair and the bill. The line also covers other towns near Parker.