High-efficiency gas furnace
A modern condensing furnace cuts wasted heat compared to older units.
Burnaby homeowners have more choices than ever when an old furnace retires. We lay them out honestly so you can pick what fits your house.
No heat, no hot water or a gas smell? Call any time, day or night.
When a furnace in an older Burnaby home reaches the end of its life, the obvious answer is a new gas furnace. But many Burnaby homeowners are now considering heat pumps, especially after recent summer heat waves, and some choose dual fuel to get the best of both. Furnace replacement in Burnaby is often a choice between three good options rather than one.
We help you weigh them. A high-efficiency gas furnace is a reliable, familiar choice. A ducted heat pump can provide most of your heating and all of your cooling through the same ducts. Dual fuel keeps a furnace for the coldest days. We look at your ducts, electrical panel, venting and how you use your home, then give you clear written quotes for each path.
These factors shape the right choice for older Burnaby homes.
A modern condensing furnace cuts wasted heat compared to older units.
Heats and cools through existing ducts, with electric efficiency.
A heat pump paired with a gas furnace for cold-snap backup.
New venting replaces the old masonry chimney connection.
Older homes may need electrical upgrades for a heat pump.
A gas water heater left on the chimney may need a liner.
In Burnaby Heights, Capitol Hill and Lochdale, older homes often have furnaces connected to masonry chimneys and original ducts. Replacement here usually involves new venting and a careful look at duct sizing.
Around Deer Lake, the South Slope and Edmonds, we see more homeowners exploring heat pumps or dual fuel for summer cooling. Townhomes near Metrotown and Brentwood need compact equipment and smart venting choices.
We inspect your furnace, ducts, panel and venting.
Furnace, heat pump and dual fuel options, each clearly priced.
Old unit removed, new system installed and connected.
We confirm performance and explain your new controls.
We work with furnaces and heat pumps alike.
We help with applications for eligible programs.
We protect your home and clean up afterward.
Call (236) 222-2222 or book online any time.
Still unsure? Call (236) 222-2222 and talk it through with us.
In Burnaby's mild climate, heat pumps can handle most heating needs and add cooling. Ductwork and electrical capacity matter. We assess your home and give an honest recommendation.
High-efficiency furnaces and heat pumps do not need it. If a gas water heater still uses the chimney, it may need a liner or new venting, which we include in the quote.
Some older Burnaby homes do. We check your panel during the visit and include any needed work in the quote.
Yes. That is dual fuel. The heat pump handles most heating and all cooling, and the furnace takes over in very cold weather.
Provincial, utility and sometimes municipal programs have supported heat pumps and efficient equipment. Programs change often, so we confirm current options during your quote.
Call (236) 222-2222 or book online for honest advice on replacing your furnace.
Call or text, 24/7 for emergencies(236) 222-2222We only use your details to arrange your visit.
Thanks! We will call you to confirm a time. Need us sooner? Call (236) 222-2222.