Thompson Heating & Air - Montrose's Expert HVAC Services

833 S Townsend Ave, Montrose, CO 81401

(970) 249-5611

Company Background

Thompson Heating & Air is your trusted, local HVAC expert serving Montrose, CO, and the surrounding communities. We specialize in diagnosing and resolving the specific heating and air conditioning challenges common to our high-desert climate. Our experienced technicians are particularly adept at addressing frequent local issues like heat pump reversing valve malfunctions, which can cripple your system's ability to switch between heating and cooling. We also prioritize your family's safety with thorough inspections and repairs to mitigate carbon monoxide risks from aging or faulty furnaces. As a family-owned business, we're committed to providing honest, reliable service to keep your home comfortable and safe year-round.

Frequently Asked Questions

My Montrose heat pump is blowing cool air when set to heat. Is it the reversing valve?

This is a very common issue in our area, and the reversing valve is a likely culprit. This critical component directs refrigerant flow to switch between heating and cooling modes. When it fails or gets stuck, your system can't produce heat. Our technicians are experts at diagnosing and servicing reversing valve issues specific to the models used in Montrose homes, getting your heat pump back to proper operation efficiently.

How often should I have my Montrose furnace inspected for carbon monoxide safety?

We recommend an annual professional furnace inspection before each heating season. Our harsh winters mean your furnace works hard. Our safety check includes examining the heat exchanger for cracks, testing for CO leaks, and ensuring proper venting—all critical to prevent dangerous carbon monoxide buildup. This yearly maintenance is the best way to protect your family and is often required to keep your manufacturer's warranty valid.

What are the signs my furnace might be producing carbon monoxide?

Never ignore warning signs. Key indicators include a yellow, flickering burner flame (it should be blue and steady), excessive soot or rust around the furnace, a persistent stale or burning smell, and moisture condensation on windows near the unit. Most importantly, if anyone in the home experiences flu-like symptoms (headaches, nausea, dizziness) that improve when leaving, evacuate immediately and call us and your gas company. Installing UL-listed CO detectors on every floor is essential for early warning.

Key Services

  • HVAC installation or replacement
  • HVAC system repair

Business Location & Hours



Mon:Open 24 hours
Tue:Open 24 hours
Wed:Open 24 hours
Thu:Open 24 hours
Fri:Open 24 hours
Sat:Open 24 hours
Sun:Open 24 hours


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