Gas furnaces
The most common forced-air heat in the region. We repair, tune and replace mid- and high-efficiency models.
Gas furnace, heat pump, boiler or fireplace: Able Pro repairs, maintains and installs the heating systems that keep Lower Mainland homes warm and dry.
No heat, no hot water or a gas smell? Call any time, day or night.
Homes across Metro Vancouver are heated in very different ways. A 1970s split-level in Port Coquitlam probably has a gas furnace and ducts. A Burnaby condo may have a ductless heat pump on the wall. An older Maple Ridge house might run hot water through a boiler and cast-iron radiators, with a gas fireplace in the living room for cold evenings. Our home heating services cover all of these, so you do not need a different company for each piece of equipment.
We help in three ways. First, we fix what is broken, at any hour, because a cold house in January is not something to sit on. Second, we keep systems tuned so they run efficiently and safely. Third, we help you choose new equipment when the time comes, comparing furnaces, heat pumps, dual fuel and boilers honestly against your home, your budget and the rebates that may apply. Browse the heating pages below or call (236) 222-2222 to talk it through.
Each system has its strengths, and many homes combine two of them.
The most common forced-air heat in the region. We repair, tune and replace mid- and high-efficiency models.
Efficient electric heating that also cools in summer, a growing favourite since the 2021 heat dome.
A heat pump paired with a gas furnace, switching to gas only when outdoor temperatures drop very low.
Hydronic heat for radiators and in-floor loops, with combi boilers that also supply domestic hot water.
Cleaning, ignition repairs and safety checks so your fireplace lights reliably and burns cleanly.
Filters, humidifiers and UV purifiers that make heated air healthier and more comfortable.
Tell us what you heat with and what is going wrong, by phone at (236) 222-2222 or through online booking.
We test the equipment, the controls and the air or water distribution to understand the whole picture.
We set out repair or upgrade options with a clear price for each, plus any rebate programs worth checking.
The work is completed, tested through a full heating cycle and the area cleaned, with tips for keeping it running well.
No heat at 2 a.m. in a cold snap is an emergency, and our technicians are on call for it.
Furnaces, heat pumps, boilers and fireplaces are all handled by the same team.
We explain which current programs may apply to an upgrade and help you with the applications.
If a repair is the smarter choice than replacement, we will say so.
Still unsure? Call (236) 222-2222 and talk it through with us.
It depends on your ducts, your electrical panel, how long you plan to stay and how you feel about summer cooling. Heat pumps work well in our mild climate and add air conditioning. Many people pick dual fuel to keep a gas furnace as backup for the coldest days.
Once a year is the usual rule for furnaces, boilers and gas fireplaces. Heat pumps run all year for heating and cooling, so some homeowners prefer a check in spring and another in fall.
Programs such as CleanBC Better Homes and offers from BC Hydro and FortisBC have supported heat pumps and high-efficiency equipment, sometimes with municipal top-ups. Amounts and eligibility change often, so we confirm what currently applies during your quote and help with the paperwork.
Headaches, dizziness, nausea and tiredness that improve when you leave the house can be signs of CO exposure. Get outside, call 911, and have fuel-burning appliances inspected before using them again. A CO alarm on each floor is the best early warning.
A slow pressure drop usually means a small leak, a faulty pressure relief valve or an expansion tank problem. It is rarely an emergency, but it should be checked before it causes the boiler to lock out.
Yes. Suites often need their own controls or a separate system so each household stays comfortable. We look at the layout and explain the practical options.
Whether it is a repair tonight or a new system next season, call (236) 222-2222 or book online and get straight, useful advice.
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