Furnace tune-up special
- Multi-point furnace inspection and safety test
- Standard filter included
- Written report on your system's condition
Seasonal pricing. Limited-time offer.
When it's minus thirty and the house is cooling fast, you want a technician who finds the real problem and fixes it the first time. That's the job.
If you notice any of these, book a visit before a small problem turns into a big one.
One team for the whole life of your system.
We run complete diagnostics on every call, test safety controls and walk you through what we find before we fix anything. Emergency winter repairs get priority.
High-efficiency furnace changeouts with custom duct transitions, sized to your home and set up for Calgary's elevation. New furnaces start at $5,000 with financing available OAC.
Heat exchanger inspection, flame sensor cleaning and full safety testing. Our seasonal furnace tune-up is $100 and includes a standard filter and a written report.
Seasonal pricing. Limited-time offer.
Starting price. Financing on approved credit (OAC).
Alberta asks more of your equipment.
Calgary sits about 1,000 metres above sea level, and a furnace has to be set up for that thinner air to burn cleanly. Add Chinooks that swing the temperature 20 degrees in an afternoon, and your system works harder here than almost anywhere in Canada.
Most furnaces last 15 to 20 years with regular maintenance. Our long winters put more hours on a system, so yearly tune-ups matter here.
If your furnace is younger than about 15 years and the repair is reasonable, repairing usually makes sense. If it's older, needs a major part or your bills keep climbing, we'll show you both options with honest numbers and let you decide.
New high-efficiency furnaces start at $5,000 installed. The final price depends on your home's size, ductwork and the equipment you pick. Financing is available on approved credit.
A multi-point inspection, a standard filter and a detailed report on your system's condition. We also clean the flame sensor and run safety tests.
Leave the house right away and call your gas utility's emergency line or 911 from outside. Once the utility has made it safe, call us for repairs.
Talk to a local Calgary technician, not a call centre.