HVAC
Furnace repair
in Coquitlam
A furnace that's stopped heating needs attention now, not next week. Most common failures come down to igniters, flame sensors, or blower motors — parts carried on the truck and swapped out in a single visit.
What this covers
Furnace repair, done properly
A furnace that stops in January isn't something to book for next Tuesday. We hold capacity back through the winter specifically so no-heat calls get someone out the same day.
Most failures are a handful of parts — igniters, flame sensors, blower motors — and we carry them. What we won't do is sell you a new furnace when yours needs a forty-dollar component.
- No heat and intermittent heating
- Short cycling and overheating
- Strange noises and smells
- Thermostat faults
- Same-day service through winter
Get a quote for furnace repair
Let us know how we can help you. We’ll get back to you, usually the same day.
Or call us on (604) 555-0477 — if we can't pick up you'll get a text right back.
How it works
No Surprises
We give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what you're paying and there aren't any surprises on the invoice.
Call us
Tell us what it's doing. Half the time we can narrow it down on the phone.
Diagnostic
Flat-rate call-out, waived if you go ahead with the repair.
Repair or replace
We tell you which, honestly, and what each costs. It's your call.
Keep it running
Annual service reminder so next winter is uneventful.
Where we work
Furnace repair across the region
Coquitlam
Our home base. Usually same day for anything with no heat.
Port Coquitlam
Five minutes away — often quicker than our own street.
Port Moody
Including the older homes up the hill with the awkward ductwork.
Burnaby
North and east Burnaby, most days of the week.
New Westminster
Heritage homes and newer builds alike.
Maple Ridge
Scheduled work and emergencies, booked a day ahead.
Questions
Furnace repair: what people ask
My furnace keeps turning on and off every few minutes. Is that something you can fix the same day?
Short cycling is one of the more common calls we get, and yes, we hold capacity back through winter specifically so we can get to calls like that the same day. Most of the time the cause is a part we already carry, such as a flame sensor or igniter, so the fix usually happens in one visit.
What are the most common reasons a furnace stops producing heat?
The majority of no-heat calls we see come down to a small number of parts — igniters, flame sensors, and blower motors are the most frequent culprits. We carry those with us, which is why most repairs are completed on the first visit rather than waiting on a parts order.
My furnace is making a banging noise when it starts up. Should I be worried?
Strange noises at start-up are worth having looked at, as they can point to issues like delayed ignition or a problem with the blower. Send us a message or give us a call and we can talk through what you're hearing and get someone out to take a look.
Also worth knowing
The Rest of What We Do
Furnace replacement
Replacing a furnace makes sense once it's past its useful life and repairs stop adding up. Each installation is sized to the actual heat load of your home, and the rebate paperwork gets handled for you.
Read moreAir conditioning
Central air conditioners and ductless mini-splits both lose ground quietly over winter, often showing up as failures during the first hot stretch. A spring service catches that before the summer rush makes a booking hard to get.
Read moreHeat pumps
Heat pumps handle both heating and cooling in one system, and Coquitlam's mild winters are close to ideal for how they perform. The numbers get run for your specific home so you know whether it actually makes sense before any decisions are made.
Read moreMaintenance
An annual service goes through the furnace and AC while any issues are still minor and inexpensive to fix. Things like a dirty flame sensor or a blower drawing too much current get caught before they turn into a January breakdown.
Read moreNeed furnace repair today?
Call us and we’ll tell you right away when we can get a technician to you.