Overheated condo units
West-facing glass towers in Metrotown and Brentwood can become uncomfortably hot from spring to fall.
Condo towers in Metrotown and Brentwood, character homes in the Heights and everything in between. We keep Burnaby homes comfortable year-round.
No heat, no hot water or a gas smell? Call any time, day or night.
Burnaby has changed fast. Towers now rise over Metrotown, Brentwood and Edmonds, while Burnaby Heights, Capitol Hill and South Slope still hold streets of older detached houses. Our HVAC services in Burnaby cover both worlds: in-suite heat pumps, fan coils and compact water heaters in condos, and furnaces, boilers and ducted systems in houses built in the 1950s and 1960s.
What these homes share is a need for comfort through wet winters and increasingly hot summers. Many Burnaby condos were not designed with real cooling, and many older houses have never had it. We help you understand what will work in your specific space, with a clear quote before anything begins.
Different building types, different headaches.
West-facing glass towers in Metrotown and Brentwood can become uncomfortably hot from spring to fall.
In-suite fan coils and heat pumps in condos need regular cleaning, and worn motors get loud.
Burnaby Heights and Capitol Hill houses sometimes still run hot water boilers and radiators that need careful service.
Detached homes in South Slope, Lochdale and Deer Lake often have older furnaces due for repair or replacement.
Condos and laneway homes benefit from compact tanks or tankless heaters where space is limited.
Sealed suites and older homes alike can hold stale air, cooking smells and moisture without good airflow.
In the high-rise hubs of Metrotown, Brentwood and Edmonds, most of our work is inside the suite: heat pump servicing, fan coil repairs, thermostat upgrades and water heater replacements, coordinated with property managers when needed. At UniverCity on Burnaby Mountain, cooler temperatures and newer energy-efficient buildings mean a focus on keeping modern systems maintained and balanced.
Burnaby Heights, Capitol Hill, Deer Lake, South Slope and Lochdale have older detached houses, many with renovated basements and suites. Here we replace aging furnaces, add heat pumps for summer cooling, service boilers and update water heaters. These homes often have tight crawl spaces and older ducting, so careful planning matters.
We work in occupied towers regularly and respect building rules, elevators and neighbours.
Character houses get thoughtful upgrades that respect the layout and existing systems.
Heat pumps suit Burnaby's climate well, and we help you pick the right type for your home.
Emergencies in Burnaby get the same round-the-clock response as the rest of our area.
Still unsure? Call (236) 222-2222 and talk it through with us.
Yes. We service and repair in-suite heat pumps and fan coils. If your building requires booking an elevator or notifying the manager, let us know and we will plan around it.
Yes. Ductless mini-split heat pumps are a common answer for homes with boilers and radiators, since they add cooling and efficient heating without ductwork.
It depends on the strata bylaws and the building's design. Many stratas allow ductless units with approval. We can provide the technical details the council needs.
Yes. We serve UniverCity and the residential areas around Burnaby Mountain.
We clean the filters and coil, clear the condensate drain, check refrigerant performance and electrical parts, and confirm the thermostat is working properly.
Call (236) 222-2222 or book online to arrange HVAC service in Burnaby.
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