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For more than a decade, we are offering trusted and reliable furnace repair and installation to the homeowners in Toronto.

Performing efficient HVAC installations and repairs with lasting results is our top priority. We take every precaution and hold ourselves to elite industry standards when performing new furnace installation and furnace repair. When you work with our trusted team, you can be confident that every furnace services is carried out to comply with local codes for your safety and protection.

We know furnace repair emergencies do not necessarily occur at convenient hours, that is why House Depot is available around the clock – even on weekends and holidays. With our 24/7 emergency service available on all HVAC products, you can be confident knowing your heating system will be in working order when it matters most.

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Reasons to Install

A new Forced air system

As a trusted local HVAC contractor in Toronto, we are committed to help our client to find the best HVAC unit based on their needs and budget. Forced air furnaces are one of the best heating options which we recommend to our client in Toronto.

Today’s gas furnace models offer excellent heat output, superior comfort, quiet operation, and anywhere from 80% to over 97% efficiency. Some of the benefits of forced air furnaces are:

Higher Efficiency – Forced-air systems, are extremely efficient. They have a high AFUE rating around 78-84%. The higher the AFUE percentage, the more heat the furnace can deliver relative to the amount of fuel consumed.

Better High Indoor Air Quality – You can match an air purification system, air filter or humidifier directly into your furnace system. This a great way to change the air quality of your entire home.

Comfort – Forced air systems warm your home faster than other systems. As soon as you set your thermostat, the system switches on and warm air rushing into your home.

Affordability – Depends on the brand, size and efficiency level of a furnace, they can have a high price tag for their initial cost, but the furnace repair expenses, maintenance, and replacement costs are a lot lower than other heating systems. Furnaces are also known for being long-lasting, so these benefits further offset the initial cost of installation.

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Before calling for an HVAC emergency services

When your heating system doesn’t work, it is tempting to seek emergency HVAC repair. In some cases, you can save yourself money by troubleshooting the problem first to avoid emergency service fees. Here are five things to check before you schedule a visit.

1. Check thermostat settings

A thermostat is only triggering the furnace if it is set to auto or heat and when the fan is set to the ON position. If your thermostat is programmable, there maybe a problem with the date setting or clock, which preventing your HVAC system from responding. Review any pre-programmed settings and following the instructions on the owner’s manual to make required adjustments.

2. Replace Batteries

Many thermostats using batteries to operate. If your thermostat is one of those, put a new set of batteries in your thermostat and change the setting. If your furnace start working the problem is solved.

3. Check circuit breakers and emergency Switches

It’s a smart to check the circuit breaker and the emergency switches whenever something in your home isn’t working right. if the emergency switch was depressed or there is a blown fuse, the thermostat will not respond . Reset an tripped switches on the circuit breaker to see if the thermostat functioning again.

4. Clear the air filters

If you hear the furnace working but don’t feel warm air, it could be a filter problem. When air filter become clogged, air can not pass through the furnace easily. Check the air filter of your furnace, clean or replace the dirty filter and see if your thermostat responds better. Always follow the recommendation in your furnace owner’s manual to keep the filter clean.

5. Open registers

If your furnace is working and some rooms feel warm while others are still cold, the problem could be an issue with the heating registers and not the thermostat. Check all rooms and make sure that all heating registers are in the open position.

By taking these quick checks, you may solve the problem. But if you heating system still doesn’t respond, give us a call in House Depot Home Services and our HVAC professionals will fix your heating problem quickly.

Do I need to buy a New Furnace?

The average life expectancy of a furnace is approximately 15 years. Proper maintenance can result a furnace to survive longer and save you money by decreasing furnace repair expenses. However, as they age, it is more likely to malfunction and require expensive maintenance and repairs.

If your furnace is more than 15 years old, incurring high monthly energy bills and constantly causing for furnace repair calls, it’s likely time for and upgrade and buying a new and higher efficient furnace.

What size of furnace is right for me?

It’s crucial to have the right size furnace for your home. This is typically measured in BTUs (British Thermal Unit), and calculating the right size depends on several factors such as the size of your home, local climate, orientation of living areas, ceiling height, the number of windows, , and even landscaping surrounding your house all have to be taken into consideration.

We perform the calculation of heating load to determine the appropriate capacity of furnace for your home, ensuring to get the right fit to warm your home comfortably and keep the energy bill low.

Is regular maintenance is necessary?

Regular maintenance is necessary for all heating and air conditioning systems including Boilers, Heat Pumps, furnaces and all the other HVAC systems, even for a brand new unit. Irregular furnace maintenance can lead to inefficient heating and faster wear out and shorten the life span of your furnace.

Check the air filter once per month clean it when it’ gets dirty and replace it at least every three months. A professional should inspect your furnace once per year to prevent inconvenient breakdowns, keep your indoor air quality high, and make sure your family stays comfortable and safe.

Do I need a Carbon Monoxide Detector?

Yes it is highly recommended. Carbon monoxide is an invisible, odorless toxic gas produced as a by-product of combustion, any time you burn fuel in furnaces, stoves, grills, fireplaces, cars and similar devices.

Under normal working conditions the furnace will exhaust the carbon monoxide through a flue or exhaust pipe to the outside of the home. If the flue or pipe breaks, cracks or rusts, carbon monoxide will contaminate the air.

Also, over time heat exchanger of a furnace may crack and cause carbon monoxide to leak into the air being circulated throughout the home.

Since carbon monoxide poisoning can result in death, we recommend that only experienced professionals repair or replace damaged heat exchangers and to help keep you safe a carbon monoxide detector should be installed near the bedrooms of your home and its batteries checked regularly. If a leak is detected the furnace should be shut off immediately.