Last updated: September 2026
Heating that keeps Calgary winters outside
Furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, and gas services — chosen around your home, your ductwork, and the nights that hit minus thirty.
- Heat restored fast
- Gas-safe, CO-checked
- Priced before we start
Start with the problem you’re solving
Some heating calls can’t wait for morning. Some are warnings worth catching before the next cold snap. Some are upgrades you want sized and priced right the first time.
No heat right nowBook the job you actually need
Every service below is its own page with scope, timing, and what the visit includes. Pricing shown is a typical starting point for a Calgary home — your quote is confirmed in writing before any work begins.
Furnace repair
No heat, short cycling, blower or ignition faults. Diagnosed first, then repaired with the price agreed up front.
Furnace maintenance
The annual tune-up that catches the failure before the cold snap does — combustion, safeties, airflow, and a CO check.
Furnace installation
A new furnace sized to your real heat load and ductwork — not to whatever was in the basement before.
Furnace replacement
For a furnace that is aging out. We price repair against replacement honestly, so the decision holds up.
Boilers & radiant heat
Service, replacement, and combi upgrades for hydronic and in-floor systems across older Calgary homes.
Get a written quote
Boiler or furnace upgrade, priced in writing with the options side by side before you commit to anything.
Heat pumps
Cold-climate heat pumps and dual-fuel pairings, assessed honestly against a Calgary winter and your power rates.
Gas services & safety
Leak detection, gas line work, and combustion safety checks — including the carbon monoxide side of the story.
Garage & specialty heating
Garage unit heaters, radiant tube heaters, and patio heating for the spaces the furnace was never meant to reach.
Calgary’s first deep freeze is the worst time to find out
No-heat calls spike the week the temperature drops, and that is exactly when availability is tightest. A tune-up booked in the shoulder season catches the ignition, heat-exchanger, and safety faults that otherwise surface at minus thirty on a Sunday night.
Calgary homes have Calgary heating problems
- Deep-freeze stretches work equipment to its limit, then Chinooks swing the temperature forty degrees and stress it all over again.
- Furnaces installed in the 2000s building boom are aging out together.
- Any gas appliance deserves a working carbon monoxide detector nearby.
- Knowing what’s in your mechanical room — and how old it is — is half the plan.
Not sure if it’s a repair or a replacement?
We diagnose first and price both paths in writing. If a repair carries you another few seasons, we will say so. If the heat exchanger is cracked or the unit is past its service life, you will see the replacement math beside the repair quote — including what a right-sized system does to your winter bills.
A calmer way to choose heating
Listen to the comfort problem
Cold rooms, noise, dust, bills — the symptom tells us where to look before anyone opens a panel.
Check the home and equipment
Age, venting, ductwork, combustion, and safeties. The mechanical room and the house are one system.
Price the right options
Written options with the trade-offs stated plainly, including rebates and financing where they apply.
Tell us how we can help
Describe what the heating is doing and we will tell you what it usually means, what it costs to look at, and how soon we can be there. No call centre, no pressure.
Frequently asked heating questions
How much does furnace repair cost in Calgary?
Most repairs start with a diagnostic visit so the fault is confirmed before anything is quoted. Once we know the cause, you get the repair price in writing and approve it before we begin. Common ignition, flame-sensor, and blower-motor repairs sit well below replacement cost; a cracked heat exchanger is the one fault where replacement is usually the honest answer.
How often should a furnace be serviced?
Once a year for a gas furnace, ideally before heating season. Annual service is also what most manufacturers require to keep the parts warranty valid. The visit checks combustion, the heat exchanger, safeties, airflow, and carbon monoxide.
How long does a furnace last in Calgary?
Fifteen to twenty years is typical, and Calgary’s freeze-thaw swings tend to push equipment toward the lower end of that. Once a furnace is past fifteen years and needing repeat repairs, it is worth pricing replacement alongside the next repair rather than after it.
Do you offer emergency heating service?
Yes — no-heat calls are answered 24/7, including overnight and weekends during cold snaps. If you smell gas, leave the house first and call from outside. See 24-hour emergency heating.
Are heat pumps worth it in a Calgary winter?
Cold-climate heat pumps do work here, and they are strongest as part of a dual-fuel setup where the furnace covers the deepest cold. Whether the economics work depends on your heat load, insulation, and power rates — which is why we model it against your actual home rather than quoting a rule of thumb.
Can you help with rebates and financing?
Yes. We review the rebates you qualify for at quote time and include financing options in the written quote, so the comparison you are making is the real monthly number rather than a sticker price.
Proudly serving Calgary and area
Calgary and the surrounding communities, including Airdrie, Chestermere, Cochrane, Okotoks, Strathmore, High River, and Canmore.
Ready for a warmer, safer home?
Book a heating visit, or call and talk it through with someone who works on Calgary furnaces every day.