There are several furnace warning signs that can hint at an imminent furnace breakdown. Luckily, if you know what to watch out for, you can prevent a disaster in most cases. That being said, many people overlook common furnace warning …
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The size of the furnace you’ll need largely depends on the size of your home. Size recommendations based on square footage are:
1,200 square foot home: 36,000 to 72,000 BTUs
1,500 square foot home: 45,000 to 90,000 BTUs
1,800 square foot home: 54,000 to 108,000 BTUs
2,100 square foot home: 63,000 to 126,000 BTUs
2,400 square foot home: 72,000 to 144,000 BTUs
Other factors that affect the size of the new furnace installation you’ll need include:
For more info om furnace shopping, read our full article on “how to choose the right furnace“.
There are several heating systems to choose from, including:
A residential boiler system is used to heat a household. The boiler heats water inside a tank and distributes this hot water (or, in some cases, steam) via pipes, radiators and/or a radiant in-floor system in order to heat the inside of a home. Once the water has cooled and can no longer provide heat, it is sent back to the boiler to be reheated.
Although the name might suggest otherwise, modern-day boilers do not boil water. The term boiler comes from the fact that, in the past, steam boilers were common. Steam boilers boil water in order to create steam for heating purposes. Today, however, most boilers are water heating systems that distribute hot water, rather than steam, in order to heat a house.
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Read MoreIn many cases, it is worth repairing a boiler rather than replacing it. Boilers can last a really long time. In fact, the average lifespan of a boiler is 10 to 15 years! So, if your boiler is less than 8 years old, it is most likely worth repairing.
Think your boiler needs repairs? Here are some signs that you should call a boiler repair company in Fort Saskatchewan.
These signs indicate that your boiler needs repair services - but not necessarily a replacement. The boiler repair specialists at ProSolutions Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning will help you determine whether it is best to repair or replace your boiler.

The average cost to maintain a boiler in Fort Saskatchewan ranges from $200 to $800+ or more per year. This includes the cost of an annual tune-up, cleaning and repairs. Keep in mind that the total cost to maintain your boiler will depend on the boiler repair company you hire, and the extent of any repairs that are required.
When it comes to choosing a boiler maintenance and repair company, be sure to hire an experienced and trusted HVAC technician. Although professional help may cost more up-front it will save you time, money and stress down the road.
As well, make sure the boiler repair company you choose is upfront with their pricing. A professional boiler repair company in Fort Saskatchewan should be able to provide you with maintenance and repair costs ahead of time - so you know exactly what to expect before moving ahead!
Pro Tip: Want to save some money on boiler repairs? With a ProComfort Heating Membership from ProSolutions Inc., you get priority service and free annual tune-ups, plus you will save money with every visit!

