Commercial and Residential Furnace Repair & Installation Services
We service furnaces from our Morinville shop across Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Fort Saskatchewan, Cardiff and the outlying Sturgeon County communities — homes, rental properties and commercial buildings alike. Every make, every age of unit, with the same rule everywhere: you see the full price in writing before we touch the furnace.
Property managers and landlords: we know a no-heat call from a tenant can't wait for Monday. We answer 24/7 and carry the common failure parts on the truck.
Why Choose Professional Furnace Repair and Installation?
A furnace is a gas-fired appliance moving combustion air through your house. Sizing, gas pressure, venting and combustion all have to be right — not roughly right — for it to run safely and efficiently. Licensed, insured journeyman work isn't a luxury here; it's what keeps a heat exchanger from becoming a carbon monoxide problem and a new install from burning 20% more gas than it should.
Who Needs Furnace Repair and When do you need to replace your furnace?
Most "dead" furnaces we see aren't dead. A unit past 20 years that's limping along often just needs the maintenance it never got — dust and debris in the burner, a plugged filter, a tired igniter. Uneven heat from room to room usually traces to filters, ductwork or a failing blower rather than the furnace itself. That's why we diagnose before we recommend anything: repair when it makes sense, replace when the math says so.
Signs It’s Time for a Replacement, if your furnace is 15-20 years old:
- Repairs are getting frequent — and each one costs more than the last.
- Heating bills climb every winter even though nothing else changed.
- Cold spots and rooms that never warm up, no matter the thermostat.
- Banging, rattling or screeching from the cabinet.
- Visible rust or cracks, or a burner flame that's yellow instead of blue.
Seasonal Considerations
The best time to replace a furnace is when you don't need it: fall before the first cold snap, or spring once the risk has passed. You get your pick of equipment, a scheduled install instead of an emergency one, and no nights with the oven door open. If yours is on the fence in September, deal with it in September.
Balancing Repair vs. Replacement
Our rule of thumb is honest and simple: when a repair approaches half the cost of a new system on a unit that's 15–20 years old, replacement wins — you'd be putting new parts in a machine that owes you nothing. Below that line, we fix it and tell you what to watch for. Either way you get both numbers, side by side, before deciding.
Why Edmonton Homeowners Trust Us
- Licensed, insured and local — family-run since 2018, 4,000+ jobs done.
- The complete price in writing before any work begins.
- 24/7 emergency response when the heat quits.
- Certified techs experienced with all major furnace brands.
- Straight answers — repair when it makes sense, replace when it doesn't.
What Is Involved in Furnace Repair and Installation?
A repair starts with a proper diagnosis — filters, thermostat, igniter, blower, heat exchanger — then a written quote and the fix, with quality parts. An installation starts earlier: we measure and heat-load your actual house so the new furnace is sized right, then handle gas connections, venting, ductwork tie-ins and a full commissioning test before we leave. Between visits, the cheapest insurance is a fresh filter: monthly with pets, every 2–3 months without.
Call 780.939.4975 or request a free quote to book furnace service. If a replacement is the right call, financing is available so the timing is yours rather than your furnace's.
