Heating and Cooling Services in Calgary & Area
Eight jobs, one phone number. Each page below is written the way the problem shows up in a Calgary house — the furnace that quits on the first −30 °C night, the air conditioner that a hailstorm flattened, the heat pump that runs the furnace more than it should — and says what usually goes wrong, what to check before anyone drives over, what the work typically costs across the Calgary area, and which certificate Alberta requires for it. None of them quotes a price as ours, because we do not do the work; the technician you are connected to does, and quotes you directly.
The route to a technician is the same on every page: call (825) 395-7447, tell our assistant what is happening and your postal code, and you are transferred live to an independent technician from our network who is available now. If the job can wait — a tune-up, a planned replacement, an air conditioner before July — the online request ends in the same live connection on a call placed to you.
- AC repairAir conditioner repair: warm air, ice on the lines, an AC unit that hums but will not start, or a condenser that a hailstorm flattened.
- AC installationFirst-time central air for a house that never had it, or replacing a unit that hail or age has finished off.
- Furnace repairNo heat, short cycling, strange noises, or a furnace that lights and quits — furnace repair from the first October cold to the last April one.
- Furnace installationNew furnace installation: a furnace at the end of its life, a house that has outgrown its old one, or a dead unit in a cold snap that has to be replaced this week.
- Heat pumpHeat pump repair for a unit that has stopped or iced over, heat pump installation quotes, and honest advice on pairing one with a gas furnace here.
- ThermostatA thermostat that has died, drifted, or will not talk to a dual-fuel system — and the smart upgrades that suit a chinook climate.
- Duct cleaningDust puffing from the registers, a house full of drywall dust after a renovation, or ducts that have never been touched in twenty years.
- Air qualityDry winter air, dust that never settles, and a smoky August — keeping wildfire smoke out of the house in a summer like 2023 and moisture in it through a dry winter.
Which page you need
No heat, a furnace that lights and quits, a noise that was not there last week: furnace repair. A furnace past fifteen winters, or one that has been red-tagged: furnace installation. Warm air from the vents in July, ice on the lines, water under the furnace: AC repair. A house that has never had cooling, or a unit hail has finished off: AC installation. A dual-fuel system that has iced up or runs the furnace too much, or a heat pump you are weighing: heat pump. A blank screen, a wrong reading or a smart thermostat that will not run the furnace: thermostat. Dust from every register after a renovation: duct cleaning. Dry winter air, wildfire smoke, a stuffy new build: air quality.
Tonight, this week, or when it suits
The assistant asks how urgent it is because the network is staffed differently for each. Tonight is a house losing heat in a cold snap, a gas smell (ATCO Gas first), a CO alarm, water running into the furnace. This week is a furnace that is running but wrong, an air conditioner that is weak, a heat pump that has quietly handed everything to the furnace. When it suits is the September tune-up, the planned replacement, the humidifier before the dry season — and the honest advice on the emergency pages is that most of the “this week” faults become “tonight” faults if they are left through the first cold snap.