Kamloops winters are cold enough and dry enough to be hard on a furnace, and most homes here are on their second or third one. We install, repair and maintain gas furnaces, boilers and hydronic systems across the city and out through Chase, Salmon Arm, Sicamous, Clearwater and the Shuswap. Whoever installed the equipment, we will service it, and we size a replacement in the home rather than over the phone.
Furnace Replacement
A furnace past fifteen years old is usually costing more to run than the quote to replace it, and an oversized unit short cycles, wears out early and leaves cold rooms behind. We measure the house first, look at the ductwork as part of the quote, and put the options in front of you before anything is ordered. We install high efficiency gas furnaces and match the model to the home rather than to a square footage rule.


Furnace Repair
A furnace rarely quits without warning. Short cycling, a burner lockout, a blower running long after the heat stops, a smell of gas near the appliance, all of it is worth a call. Our technicians diagnose the fault on site, explain what has failed and price the repair before any work starts. If the fix is not worth doing on an old unit, we will tell you that too, with the replacement priced next to it.
Boilers and Hydronic Heat
Plenty of homes and shops around Kamloops run on hot water rather than forced air, whether that is in floor heat in a garage slab, baseboard loops in an older house or a combi unit doing heat and domestic hot water at once. We install and service boilers and hydronic furnaces, including the pumps, zone valves and controls behind them.


Heating Maintenance
Most heating failures announce themselves months ahead, and almost nobody hears it. An annual inspection covers the heat exchanger, the burners, the venting and the gas connections, tests for gas leaks and carbon monoxide, and confirms the system is reaching its rated performance. It also keeps manufacturer warranty conditions intact, which matters more than most homeowners realize until a part fails.
