Auburn Bay homes are new enough that most equipment is still on its first run, which makes this the right window to protect it rather than replace it.
Auburn Bay was built from the mid 2000s onward, which puts most of its furnaces somewhere in the middle of their working life. That is a good place to be, and it is also the point where maintenance starts paying for itself. Small faults caught during a seasonal service are the ones that would otherwise take the system down in the middle of a January cold snap.
The other common call here is cooling. A lot of homes in this part of the southeast were built without air conditioning, and adding it to an existing forced air system is usually straightforward. We size it to the house so it holds temperature through a hot July week rather than running flat out all afternoon and never catching up.
"Even while Dan was away on vacation, he stayed in communication with me and arranged for Felipe to come the same day to address the problem. Felipe quickly identified the root cause and got my furnace running smoothly just in time for a very cold snap."
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Usually yes. If the home has forced air heating, central air conditioning ties into the existing furnace fan and ductwork. We confirm on site that the system and the electrical service can support it, then quote the complete installation before any work starts.
Not necessarily, but it is the right time to be paying attention. Fifteen years is mid to late life for most furnaces. A seasonal service catches worn components before they fail, and we will tell you plainly if something looks like it is heading toward a bigger problem.
Yes, for emergencies. Regular hours are Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and outside those we are on call for situations like a furnace failure during a cold snap. Call 403-850-6633 and describe what is happening. We will also tell you what to check while you wait.
Yes. Caloris provides a two year labour warranty on all of our work. Manufacturer warranties on the equipment itself are separate and vary by brand and model, and we will explain what applies to your unit before you commit to anything.
Tell us what is going on and we will get back to you with a clear picture of what the work involves and what it costs. No pressure, and no surprise line items at the end.
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