Who looks after furnaces and air conditioning in Smithville?

Yes. Propane and natural gas furnaces work in much the same way, though some parts and settings differ. Work is performed by TSSA-certified gas technicians, and both fuels are installed to the same Ontario code. Please say which fuel you use when you book, and if your home heats with oil, mention that too so the visit can be planned properly. You can start with the furnace repair page or the quote form.

Yes, with some planning. Houses along King Street and Lake Avenue were first heated by wood or coal and converted later, so technicians often find odd or undersized ducts, an ageing boiler, or an old oil tank that was never removed. When a high-efficiency furnace vents through the side wall, the old chimney can be left with no appliance, or with a water heater alone, and it needs checking. Where there is no ductwork to spare, a ductless system is often the better fit. Note what is in your basement and read about air conditioning installation.

Usually the fan is running but the burners are not lighting, or they light and then shut off. Common causes are a thermostat set to fan on rather than auto, a clogged filter that makes the furnace overheat and stop, a dirty flame sensor, or a blocked condensate drain on a high-efficiency furnace. It is safe to check the thermostat setting and replace the filter. If the air is still cold after that, turn the thermostat down and book a furnace repair.