Furnaces

New furnace, matched to your duct.

Every install starts with a static-pressure check on the existing duct. If the duct can't move the air, no furnace will run right — no matter how good it is.

Venting is sized to code, gas line is verified, condensate is routed to drain. Startup includes combustion analysis and airflow measurement.

How long does a furnace last?

A properly sized furnace with annual service should give you 18-22 years. Undersized or oversized systems fail in 10-12.

Two-stage or modulating — worth the upgrade?

For most Lower Mainland homes, two-stage is the sweet spot. Modulating pays off in larger homes with variable-speed blowers.

Yearly tune-up before heating season.

Heat exchanger inspection, burner cleaning, ignitor check, blower motor, gas pressure, safety controls. Documented. This is the difference between a furnace that lasts 20 years and one that lasts 10.

No heat? Cracked heat exchanger?

Ignition failures, blower motor faults, gas-valve issues, flame-sensor problems, cracked heat exchangers. We diagnose and repair — and if the exchanger is compromised, we'll tell you straight up.

When repair stops making sense.

Furnaces older than 15 years, running at 60-70% AFUE, with a failed component that costs half the replacement price — that's a swap, not a repair. We'll walk you through the math and the rebate side.