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Furnace Repair · Peterborough & the Kawarthas

No heat? We'll have it fixed today.

Gas, propane, and oil furnace repair for homes and businesses across Peterborough. Same-day calls, TSSA licensed technicians, and 24/7 emergency response when it can't wait until morning.

20+Years in Peterborough
24/7Emergency service
FS-R-52253TSSA licensed
Know the signs

When your furnace needs a call

Don't wait for a full breakdown on the coldest night of the year.

No heat at all

Furnace won't turn on, or runs but the house stays cold.

  • Ignition & igniter faults
  • Flame sensor problems
  • Control board diagnostics
  • Same-day priority

Blowing cold air

Fan runs but the air coming out isn't warm.

  • Thermostat & wiring checks
  • High-limit switch faults
  • Airflow restriction
  • Fuel supply issues

Short cycling

Turns on and off repeatedly instead of running a full cycle.

  • Overheating diagnosis
  • Filter & airflow checks
  • Thermostat placement
  • Sizing assessment

Strange noises

Banging, squealing, or clicking that wasn't there before.

  • Blower motor & bearings
  • Belt & pulley wear
  • Delayed ignition bangs
  • Loose ductwork

Pilot or ignition issues

Pilot light won't stay lit, or the igniter isn't firing.

  • Thermocouple replacement
  • Hot surface igniters
  • Gas valve testing
  • Venting checks

Rising energy bills

A furnace working harder than it should shows up on the bill first.

  • Combustion efficiency test
  • Airflow & temp rise
  • Duct leakage check
  • Tune-up recommendations
See maintenance plans
Smell gas, or see a yellow, flickering burner flame? Leave the house, call your gas utility's emergency line from outside, then call us. A blue, steady flame is normal — yellow can mean incomplete combustion and carbon monoxide risk.
Brands we service

Gas, propane, and oil — all of it

Residential and commercial furnaces from every major manufacturer, with parts and experience for all three fuel types.

What to expect

How a repair call works

Call or book online

Tell us what's happening — we'll ask a few questions so we bring the right parts on the truck.

On-site diagnosis

We inspect the system and explain exactly what's wrong, in plain language, no jargon.

Upfront quote

You approve the price before any work starts. No surprises on the invoice.

Repair completed

Most repairs are finished the same visit. If a part needs ordering, we'll tell you honestly.

Google reviews

5.0 from 16 reviews

★★★★★
“Polite, prompt, professional, knowledgeable, friendly and SO FAST!!!”
Angela DeMarco — Dan worked her in the same day over the holidays.
★★★★★
“Amazing service. Dan is a super guy and very professional.”
Just Be — Google review.
FAQ

Common questions

How much does furnace repair cost in Peterborough?
It depends on the furnace and the part involved. We diagnose the issue on-site and give you a firm quote before any work starts, so there are no surprises on the invoice. Call or book online for a free estimate.
Should I repair my old furnace or replace it?
Most furnaces last 15 to 20 years with regular maintenance. If yours is within that range and needs one repair, fixing it usually makes sense. If it is older, needs frequent repairs, or the cost of the fix is a large share of a new unit's price, we will walk you through the replacement math honestly so you can decide.
Do you offer emergency furnace repair at night or on weekends?
Yes. We offer 24/7 emergency dispatch for no-heat calls, seven days a week, including evenings and weekends.
What furnace brands do you repair?
We service gas, propane, and oil furnaces from Keep-Rite, Continental, Goodman, Rheem, Wolf Steel Condo Packs, and most other major brands.
Can I get a same-day furnace repair appointment?
In most cases, yes. Call us or book online and we will get you on the schedule as fast as possible, with priority given to no-heat emergencies.
Do you provide free estimates for furnace repair?
Yes, free estimates are included on all furnace repair calls.
My furnace is blowing cold air — what does that mean?
Common causes are a thermostat set to the fan-on position, a failed igniter or flame sensor, a tripped high-limit switch from restricted airflow, or an out-of-fuel condition on propane and oil systems. A dirty filter is behind a surprising number of these calls.
How often should I change my furnace filter?
Every 1 to 3 months during heating season, depending on the filter type and whether you have pets. A clogged filter makes your furnace work harder and can shorten its lifespan.
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Address
723 George St N, Peterborough, ON
Hours
AvailabilityOn call, 7 days a week
Emergencies24/7 dispatch
TSSA License
FS-R-52253

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