Heating Installation
A new furnace or boiler, installed to last.
When it’s time for new heating, you want the right system, installed properly, with no surprises on the bill. We assess your home, compare efficient options with you and handle everything from removal to final safety checks.
What you can expect
Why homeowners call us for heating installation.
Efficient options
High-efficiency gas furnaces, boilers and electric options, compared on comfort and running costs.
Safety checked
Venting, gas connections and carbon monoxide safety are tested before we leave.
One written price
Equipment, labour, permits and removal of the old system, all in the estimate.
Comfort set up
Thermostat configured and the system balanced so heat reaches every room.
Common problems
Signs your heating needs replacing
Not sure what you’re dealing with? Describe it on the request form or call us, and we’ll tell you what we think it is before we visit.
- It’s 15 years old or moreOlder furnaces and boilers lose efficiency, and parts become harder to find.
- Rooms heat unevenlyHot and cold spots can mean the system no longer suits the home.
- Repair costs are risingFrequent breakdowns are a sign the system is wearing out.
- A yellow flame or sootThese can indicate combustion problems that need prompt attention.
- Dry, dusty air in winterOlder systems can struggle with filtration and humidity.
- Higher heating billsAn inefficient system burns more fuel for the same warmth.
Our approach
How we handle heating installation.
Step 01
Heating assessment
We review your current system, fuel type, ducts or pipework, and comfort concerns.
Step 02
Choose your system
Written options with efficiency ratings, warranties and pricing.
Step 03
Professional installation
Old equipment removed; the new system installed to code and to the manufacturer’s specifications.
Step 04
Safety and handover
Combustion, venting and CO checks, then a walkthrough of controls and maintenance.
No heat or no cooling right now?
Call the office. Outside business hours, our after-hours line handles no-heat and no-cooling emergencies.
FAQ
Questions about heating installation
Can’t find your question? Call the office and talk to someone who knows heating and cooling.
Furnace or heat pump: which is better?
It depends on your home, fuel options and climate. Many homes benefit from a heat pump, sometimes paired with a furnace for the coldest days. We compare both.
How efficient should a new furnace be?
High-efficiency furnaces turn more of their fuel into heat. We explain the ratings and whether the higher upfront cost pays back in your home.
Do I need a permit for a new furnace?
Usually, yes. We handle the permit and inspection where your area requires one.
Can you install a boiler for radiators?
Yes. We install boilers for hot-water radiator and in-floor systems, and check the existing pipework during the assessment.
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