About Us
Furnace Repair for Edmonton Homes, Explained Straight.
YEG Furnace Repair is a heating service for houses in Edmonton and the surrounding communities. You tell us what the furnace is doing; a certified local technician finds what actually failed, puts the price in writing, and fixes it, or tells you honestly when the furnace has earned retirement.
Who We Are
A Heating Service, Run the Honest Way
We are not going to tell you a founding story or count furnaces we have installed. What we are is simple: a heating service for Edmonton-area homes that connects you with certified local heating technicians, and a set of rules for how the work gets done. The technicians who come to your door hold the trade certifications Alberta requires for the work they do. The price is written down before anything is replaced.
Most Edmonton homes heat with a natural gas forced-air furnace, and most of our work is keeping that furnace running: no-heat calls, igniters, flame sensors, inducer motors, frozen condensate lines, snow-blocked vents, tune-ups and, when it is the honest answer, a replacement. The same utility room usually holds a hot water tank, an HRV and the coil for the air conditioner, so we look after those too.
- The failed part found by testing the sequence, not by guessing
- Error history, venting and condensate checked on every no-heat call
- The price in writing before any part goes in
- Gas work by certified gasfitters, refrigerant work by certified mechanics
- Gas permit pulled by the contractor on every furnace replacement
- Warranty terms stated on the written quote, not promised by a website
How We Work
Every Job Runs the Same Four Steps
Whether it is a blower that hums and won't start or a quote for a new high-efficiency furnace, the order does not change: diagnosis, price in writing, your decision, then the work.
Step 1: You Tell Us What It's Doing
Send the request with the symptom, the furnace's age if you know it and the blink code on the board. No-heat calls get priority; we confirm the arrival window when we reply.
Step 2: A Technician Diagnoses It
A certified local technician tests the sequence from thermostat call to flame, reads the error history and checks the vents and condensate line before naming a part.
Step 3: You Get the Price in Writing
The repair price is written down before work starts. If replacement makes more sense, you get that quote too, with the reasons, and you decide.
Step 4: The Work Is Done to Code
Gas work by a certified gasfitter, refrigerant by a certified refrigeration mechanic, and the permits the job needs pulled by the contractor, with the inspection booked.
What We Stand On
Four Rules Behind Every Visit
Many no-heat calls are not a broken part
A dead thermostat battery, a switched-off furnace, a filter so clogged it trips the limit switch, or a side-wall vent buried in a snow drift. We would rather you check those first than pay for a visit you did not need.
A 15-year-old furnace often deserves one more repair
A $300 igniter on a 12-year-old furnace is a repair every time. A cracked heat exchanger, a furnace past 20 years or the third major failure in two winters is a different conversation, and you see the evidence first.
Built around an Edmonton winter
January means around -10°C, cold snaps below -30°C, heating from late September into May. Parts that wear with run time fail earlier here, and frosted vents and frozen condensate lines stop furnaces in every cold snap.
Certified trades, permits, paper
In Alberta, gas work is done by a certified gasfitter and refrigerant work by a certified refrigeration and air conditioning mechanic. A furnace replacement needs a gas permit and an inspection. The price and the warranty terms go in writing.
Our Standards
What You Can Hold Us To
No star ratings or award badges here. These are the standards every visit is held to, and you can check each one on the day.
- Written Price Before Any Work
- Certified Gasfitters on Gas Work
- Gas Permit Pulled by the Contractor
- Honest Repair-or-Replace Advice
- Furnaces, AC, Heat Pumps & Hot Water Tanks
Five Things You Will Not Get From Us
The shortcuts in this trade are cheap for the seller and expensive for the homeowner. These are the ones we do not take.
- Push a new furnace when one part will get you through the next five winters
- Quote a replacement over the phone for a house nobody has looked at
- Knock on your door selling a furnace (door-to-door energy product sales are banned in Alberta)
- Promise an arrival time in minutes or a warranty this website cannot honour
- Invent reviews, years in business, awards or certifications for this website
Service Areas
Edmonton and the Communities Around It
From character homes in Garneau to 1970s splits in Mill Woods and new subdivisions in Beaumont and Spruce Grove.
Central Edmonton
West Edmonton
Southwest Edmonton
Southeast Edmonton
North Edmonton
St. Albert, Spruce Grove & Stony Plain
Sherwood Park, Leduc & Beaumont
Not on the list?
Send the request with your community. If it is outside our range, we tell you straight away.
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Start With the Symptom
Tell Us What the Furnace Is Doing.
No-heat calls get priority. You get the arrival window when we reply, and the price in writing before any work starts.
