Fifteen-plus years in service
Furnaces in this age range are more likely to need major parts like motors, boards or heat exchangers.
When your furnace is old, noisy or costly to run, we help you choose the right replacement and install it cleanly, with no pressure.
No heat, no hot water or a gas smell? Call any time, day or night.
Nobody wants to replace a furnace sooner than necessary. But there comes a point where repairs pile up, gas bills keep climbing and the house never feels quite comfortable. Many homes in Metro Vancouver still run furnaces installed in the 1990s or early 2000s, and some older units waste a sizeable share of their gas up the chimney. Furnace replacement at the right time saves money on fuel and avoids the stress of an emergency swap in the middle of winter.
A replacement is also a chance to rethink your heating. You might choose a high-efficiency condensing furnace, add a heat pump for summer cooling and lower gas use, or go dual fuel. We look at your ductwork, venting, electrical panel and how your family uses the home, then explain the trade-offs. You get a written quote for each option and help checking which rebate programs may currently apply.
One sign alone is not always decisive, but several together usually are.
Furnaces in this age range are more likely to need major parts like motors, boards or heat exchangers.
If you are calling for repairs year after year, the money may be better invested in new equipment.
A crack can let combustion gases mix with house air. It is usually a replace-not-repair situation.
Older mid-efficiency units lose more heat up the flue than a modern condensing furnace.
Hot and cold rooms, frequent cycling and dry air are typical of tired or poorly matched equipment.
Rattles, roars and booms often come from worn components and old single-stage burners.
We look at the furnace, ducts and venting, and talk through your comfort goals and budget.
You receive clear quotes for a few suitable systems, with the pros and cons explained.
The old unit is removed and recycled, and the new system is installed and connected.
We test performance and safety, then walk you through the thermostat, filter and care tips.
We will tell you if a repair can buy you a few more good years.
Furnaces, heat pumps and dual fuel, so the advice is not limited to one product.
We help gather the documents and complete paperwork for eligible programs.
Protected floors, careful removal and a clean space when we are done.
Still unsure? Call (236) 222-2222 and talk it through with us.
A like-for-like furnace replacement typically takes one day. Changing the venting, adding a heat pump or modifying ductwork can extend the job, and the quote will say how long to expect.
A heat pump can handle most of the year's heating in our climate and adds cooling for summer heat waves. Whether it suits your home depends on ducts, electrical capacity and goals. Dual fuel is a popular middle ground.
If your old furnace and gas water heater share a chimney, removing the furnace can leave the water heater venting improperly. We check this and include any needed liner or venting changes in the quote.
Programs from CleanBC, BC Hydro and FortisBC, plus some municipal top-ups, have supported efficient heating upgrades. Amounts and eligibility change often, so we confirm what currently applies and help with the paperwork.
Yes, and it is often the best approach. Planning ahead gives you time to compare options and check rebates instead of making a rushed decision on a cold night.
Call (236) 222-2222 or book a consultation online to compare replacement options with a technician who gives straight answers.
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