Aurora, CO

Heating and HVAC Contractor in Aurora, CO

Aurora runs from postwar blocks near Colfax all the way out to new neighborhoods along E-470, and the equipment in its basements and attics changes as you drive east. MoJo Home Services is a family-owned heating contractor with a storefront in the southeast part of the city, so this is our own backyard. We repair, maintain and replace furnaces, boilers, heat pumps and central air conditioners, and we tell you plainly what your system needs before any work begins.

Some people call us after a no-heat morning. Others want a second opinion on a replacement quote they were handed somewhere else. Either way, you get a local technician who explains what was found, in writing, and lets you choose the next step.

Heating Repair and Furnace Service

Most homes here heat with a forced-air gas furnace. The failures we find most often are a dirty flame sensor that shuts the burners off after a few seconds, a cracked hot surface igniter, a clogged filter that trips the high-limit switch, and a draft inducer motor that has started to wear out. On every visit our technician tests the safety controls, inspects the heat exchanger, measures temperature rise and checks the venting before recommending anything. You can read what a heating repair visit covers step by step on our service page.

A smaller share of local houses, often older homes and some custom builds, heat with a hot-water boiler feeding baseboard or radiant loops. We provide boiler service and repair as well, from pressure loss and noisy circulator pumps to expansion tanks and zones that refuse to warm up. Newer homes on the east side, on the other hand, often have high-efficiency condensing furnaces or heat pumps, which need their own kind of care, such as clear condensate drains and correctly set defrost controls.

Air Conditioning Repair and Urgent Cooling Help

Hot, dry summers here put real strain on an outdoor unit. A struggling system usually tells you with warm air from the vents, ice on the copper line, a condenser fan that will not spin, or a breaker that keeps tripping. Common culprits are a weak capacitor, a burned contactor, a slow refrigerant leak, or a coil packed with cottonwood fluff and dust. Our team handles air conditioner repairs here in Aurora on every major brand. If the system quits completely during a heat wave, call and we will get you on the schedule as quickly as we can. Here is how we handle urgent cooling breakdowns.

Common Issues We See in Aurora

Aurora's housing spans postwar homes near Colfax, 1970s and 1980s tract homes, 1990s and 2000s subdivisions, and new construction east of E-470. Each era brings its own patterns:

• Aging equipment in older tract homes. Many first or second furnaces and condensers are still running past their expected life. Parts get harder to find and efficiency slips, and this is usually where the repair or replace conversation starts.

• Rooms that never feel right. Bedrooms over the garage and finished basements are often too hot or too cold because the duct system was never designed for them.

• Tight new builds. Newer homes are sealed well, so filter changes, humidity and fresh air matter more than they did a generation ago.

• Wind, hail and dust on the east side. Open ground at the city's eastern edge means more blowing dust on outdoor coils and hail that can flatten condenser fins.

• Altitude. At more than a mile high, a gas furnace has to be set up for thinner air, and an air conditioner has to be sized with it in mind.

Front Range weather also swings hard. A mild afternoon can turn into a hard freeze within the same week in fall or spring, so a furnace that limped through a warm stretch may quit on the first cold night.

HVAC Service and Maintenance

Routine maintenance is the simplest way to avoid a surprise breakdown. A fall heating tune-up covers burner cleaning, flame sensor and igniter checks, a combustion and carbon monoxide safety check, and a look at the blower and filter. A spring cooling visit cleans the outdoor coil, tests capacitors and contactors, checks refrigerant performance and clears the condensate drain. If a tune-up turns up a worn part, the technician quotes the repair on the spot and you decide whether to go ahead.

Why Aurora Homeowners Choose MoJo

Our south and east metro technicians work out of the storefront at 18121 E Hampden Ave, Aurora, CO. Whether you need HVAC repair, a seasonal tune-up or a new system, every visit follows the same order: diagnose first, explain what was found, then give you options in writing before any work starts. Our approach is simple, with no pressure to replace a system when a repair will do. MoJo is family-owned and rated 5.0 on Google, and same-day or next-day appointments are often available. Hours are Monday through Friday from 8am to 8pm and Saturday from 10am to 8pm. To book, call (720) 807-4050.