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When the temperatures start to dip along the Front Range and high country, your auxiliary heater becomes more than a comfort upgrade — it’s your lifeline. Whether you rely on a gas or diesel heater, routine servicing is essential to keep your system running safely, efficiently, and ready for every cold-weather adventure. And with winter creeping in (fast), now’s the time to get ahead of it.
Why Heater Servicing Matters
Your heater is a hardworking system. Over time, carbon buildup, worn components, clogged fuel lines, and weak igniters can all impact performance — especially when you fire it up after months of limited use. A routine service helps:
- Restore full heating power so you’re not fighting the cold at 2 a.m.
- Prevent safety issues like improper combustion or exhaust leaks.
- Improve fuel efficiency and reduce power draw.
- Extend the life of your heater, saving you money in the long run.
The Winter Outlook: Early Cold + Big Snow
According to the Farmer’s Almanac winter 2025–2026 forecast, Colorado is expected to see long cold snaps and above-average snowfall — especially in the mountains. That means more powder days and more nights dipping into single digits.
Translation? Your heater needs to be in peak shape.
Ski Season Is Coming — Don’t Wait Until the First Storm
As soon as ski resorts start teasing opening-day dates, the rush begins. Every fall, adventure vehicle owners across Colorado realize that winter is closer than they thought — and the heater service requests start flooding in. If you want guaranteed warmth during early ski mornings, parking-lot après, or snow-camping weekends, now is absolutely the time to schedule.
Why TOURIG? Because We’re the Ones Who Do It Right
Here’s the thing: not many shops understand gas and diesel van heaters the way we do. We’ve:
- Installed, serviced, and repaired thousands of heaters.
- Worked with nearly every heater model out there.
- Seen every weird symptom, fix, and ghost malfunction these systems can throw at you.
Heater servicing is one of our specialties — and come winter, it’s one of the most important things you can do for your rig. Right now, TOURIG is 2–3 weeks out for heater service appointments, and that window fills fast once the first cold front hits.
Signs You Need a Heater Service ASAP
If you notice any of these, book right away:
- Slow startup or multiple failed starts
- Strange smells or visible smoke
- Frequent shut-offs
- Weak airflow or uneven heat
- Higher-than-normal fuel draw
- You simply haven’t serviced it in the last 12–18 months
Even if everything “seems fine,” preseason servicing is still recommended. It’s like changing your oil before a long road trip — the peace of mind is worth it.
Stay Warm. Stay Safe. Stay Adventuring.
Colorado winters are unforgettable — from dawn patrol tours to snowy desert escapes to cozy nights parked under a blanket of fresh powder. But they’re also unpredictable, and colder than they look.
Winter is coming. Ski season is coming. Book your heater service now before the rush hits.
Schedule your heater service appointment at TOURIG today.