Evanston is newer, so the calls here are rarely about dead furnaces. They are about comfort, cooling and equipment that was installed to the minimum spec.
Evanston went up through the late 2000s and 2010s, so the equipment is generally young. What we get called about here is different: air conditioning that was never installed in the first place, a humidifier that came with the house but was never set up correctly, uneven temperatures between floors, or a builder grade thermostat nobody ever explained.
These are comfort problems rather than breakdowns, and they are usually fixable without replacing anything major. We look at the whole system, tell you what is genuinely worth changing, and leave the rest alone.
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"Caloris did some great jobs for me. Once they fixed my furnace on a very cold weekend. And last summer they installed an AC unit. They are very knowledgeable, prompt, and affordable."
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In most cases yes. Homes with forced air heating can generally take central air conditioning tied into the existing furnace and ductwork. We confirm on site that the system and electrical service support it, then quote the full installation before any work begins.
Usually. It is typically a distribution problem rather than an equipment fault. Duct balancing, damper adjustment or added returns often resolve it, and none of that requires replacing the furnace. We look at the whole system because the distribution is usually where the problem sits.
Not always. Builder installed humidifiers are frequently left at default settings or never commissioned properly. We check the setup, correct it, and show you how it should be run through a Calgary winter. Correct humidity also protects wood floors, trim and cabinetry.
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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