Emergency HVAC Service in Broomfield, CO

When your heating or cooling system stops working in the middle of a sub-zero winter night or a 100-degree summer afternoon, it isn’t just a nuisance—it’s a threat to your home’s safety. At Ascent HVAC and Home Solutions, we provide 24/7 emergency HVAC repair in Broomfield, CO, ensuring that your family is never left stranded by mechanical failure. We bring the same urgency and precision to residential emergencies that we use for high-stakes commercial facilities in the Interlocken area.

Broomfield is a community of high standards, and our emergency services reflect that. Whether you are dealing with a furnace lockout in Anthem, a frozen AC coil in the Broadlands, or a total system failure in Skyestone, our local technicians are equipped to handle the crisis. We don’t believe in “temporary patches.” We use advanced diagnostic technology to find the root cause and restore your comfort immediately.

How do you know if you should call for emergency service or wait until Monday? In the Front Range climate, we recommend immediate service if you experience:

• Zero Heat in Freezing Weather: If temperatures are below 32°F and your furnace fails, your home can lose heat in hours, putting your family at risk and threatening to freeze your plumbing.

• AC Failure During Heatwaves: For vulnerable residents, including seniors and infants, a lack of cooling during a Broomfield heatwave can be a health emergency.

• Electrical Smells or Sparks: If you smell burning plastic or see sparks coming from your HVAC unit, shut off your breaker immediately and call us. This is a severe fire hazard.

• Gas Odors (Rotten Eggs): If you smell gas, evacuate the home, call Xcel Energy, and then call us to inspect your system for leaks or combustion failures.

• Loud Grinding or Banging: These sounds indicate a major mechanical failure that could permanently destroy your compressor or blower motor if the system is not shut down and repaired.

Broomfield’s 5,420-foot elevation and its position near the mouth of the canyons create specific emergency scenarios that “standard” technicians often struggle to solve.

Many emergency furnace calls in Broomfield are caused by the system’s inability to ignite properly in the thin air. Our technicians specialize in high-altitude pressure switch adjustments and burner cleaning, ensuring your furnace can strike a flame even in the coldest, thinnest mountain air.

The high-velocity “Chinook” winds common in the North Denver Metro can force debris into outdoor condenser fans or disrupt the venting of high-efficiency furnaces. We perform emergency repairs that include “weather-hardening” your system to prevent repeat failures during the next wind storm.