Red Deer, Alberta
Red Deer's HVAC Experts
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Built for real cold
Red Deer's record low is −50.6 °C, set on December 17, 1924, and winters here are long, cold and very dry. A furnace in Central Alberta works for most of the year, so small faults such as a weak igniter, a dirty flame sensor or a clogged filter tend to show up on the coldest night, not the mildest. A fall check is the cheapest insurance; see maintenance and tune-ups.
Warm summers, cool nights
Summers on the aspen parkland are warm and often rainy, with cool nights, and the city has reached 37.2 °C on record. Many homes get by with fans until a heat wave arrives, then wish they had central air. A heat pump adds cooling and also takes over much of the spring and fall heating.
How it works
One request. An HVAC technician gets in touch.
- Send a request with your name, phone, town and what is going on.
- An HVAC technician will get in touch to confirm the details and set a time.
- Price before work. The HVAC technician confirms the price with you before starting work.
Services
Heating and cooling services
Common questions
Why does my furnace run but the house stays cold?
A plugged filter, blocked vent pipes, a failing igniter or a dirty flame sensor are common causes. Leaky ducts in a cold crawl space can also lose much of the heat before it reaches the rooms.
How long does a furnace swap take?
A straightforward replacement usually takes a day. New venting, duct changes or a basement that's hard to reach can add time.
Why is one zone cold when the rest are warm?
A stuck zone valve, a failed circulator pump, air in that loop or a thermostat fault are the usual causes.
Will a heat pump keep my house warm in January?
On its own, maybe not on the coldest days. Paired with a furnace or backup heat, it handles the milder days and the furnace handles the deep cold.
Is central air worth it in Red Deer?
Many homeowners find it is for heat waves and upstairs bedrooms, especially when a heat pump also covers spring and fall heating.
Serving Red Deer and Central Alberta
Offering full service across Red Deer and Central Alberta, from Lacombe and Blackfalds in the north to Penhold, Springbrook and Innisfail in the south, and west to Sylvan Lake and Benalto.
Sylvan Lake · Blackfalds · Lacombe · Penhold · Innisfail · Springbrook · Benalto
Not sure what is wrong? Our heating and cooling guides explain the most common problems in plain English, and our free Red Deer Home Heating & Cooling Calendar keeps you ahead of them.
Request an HVAC technician
Repairs, renovations and new projects. Tell us what you need and we'll pass it straight to an HVAC technician, who will call you to go over the job and give you a quote.
- Heating and cooling repairs, renovations and new projects
- Red Deer and the Central Alberta towns around it
- Get a quote before any work starts
No heat or no cooling in Red Deer?
Send a request and an HVAC technician will get in touch. Requests answered 7 days a week.
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