Furnace, AC & heat pump service in Edmonton, Alberta

A licensed contractor for every corner of the city

Edmonton homes cover a century of building practice. A 1950s bungalow in the mature neighbourhoods, a 1980s two-storey in the west end and a 2020 infill all heat differently, vent differently and fail differently — and the right answer for one is the wrong answer for another.

JD has been in the trade for more than 25 years, is a Lennox Authorized Dealer, carries insurance and WCB coverage, and holds the municipal licensing required to pull permits in Edmonton. That licensing isn't a formality: it's what lets the permit be part of our posted price instead of an extra cost and a delay.

What we see most in Edmonton

• Furnace replacements where the original unit has passed 20 years
• Adding air conditioning to homes built without it
• Mid-efficiency furnaces replaced with high-efficiency Lennox equipment and new venting
• Commercial rooftop units, restaurant exhaust and make-up air
• Basement developments that need the duct system extended and rebalanced

Older neighbourhoods, newer problems

In the mature parts of the city, the common story is a furnace that was already a replacement — the second or third unit in a house that's seen eighty winters. The ductwork is original, often undersized by modern standards, and the returns are minimal. Dropping a bigger furnace into that system doesn't fix a cold back bedroom; it just runs louder.

We look at the whole path the air takes before quoting, and if a couple of extra returns will do more for comfort than a bigger unit, we'll tell you that.

Infills and newer builds

Tighter homes hold heat beautifully and trap everything else. If windows fog up in January or the house feels stuffy by evening, the issue is usually ventilation rather than the furnace. An HRV sized and set properly fixes it.

Commercial work in the city

Restaurants, shops, daycares, apartment buildings — rooftop units, exhaust and make-up air, walk-in coolers. Commercial service is $140 per hour with a two-hour minimum, and larger projects are quoted in writing after a site visit. See commercial HVAC.

City work, family service

We're based in Sturgeon County, just north of the city — close enough to be in Edmonton quickly, small enough that the person who quotes your job is the person who does it. No commissioned salesperson in your living room, no handoffs between visits.