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Furnace, Boiler, Heat Pump & Air Conditioning Services

As one of the lower mainlands premium furnace companies / hvac contractors, Pioneer Plumbing and Heating is licensed for local HVAC services. Here is a quick glance at a short list of our services:

Emergency furnace repair
Furnace tune up
Heating and A/C repair
HVAC cleaning
HVAC repair
HVAC Installation

Annual HVAC tune-ups are all about saving money on utilities and protecting you from an emergency situation. We do our best to make sure you don't have to call us in a panic about an HVAC repair situation during our busy season when we're booked ahead.

HVAC Installation & Removal

If your HVAC system is acting up and threatening to quit, call us to discuss your options. We are always up to date with new innovations as they come out. HVAC systems have numerous options, so we'll help you make the best choice. We also remove and dispose of the old system, making it easier start to finish.

You will be comfortable knowing your new HVAC system is more efficient than ever, installed by our team of HVAC experts. We will take care of everything from installation to disposal.

Call any time during office hours to arrange a consultation.

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What you get from a regular furnace maintenance appointment is a series of efficiency-enhancing and safety-assuring steps that allow you to sleep easy until the flowers come up again in spring. We feel that regular hvac service extends the life of your heating system and eliminates the need for premature hvac installation.

Naturally, every furnace inspection will include the basics such as replacing the filter and vacuuming out potentially-fire-causing dust bunnies from the crevices of the home's heating system. I want to mention again that regular service removes the need for early replacement or a new furnace installation.

Regular Maintenance & Systems Check

More importantly, our technician is also going to verify the reliable operation of the pilot light or piezo circuit that ignites the furnace. He is going to test the gas flow and flame characteristics of the burners, since a furnace that burns too lean or too rich is going to waste energy, produce poisonous gases, or slowly burn the unit apart due to clogged or improperly jetted apertures.

We will check the actual performance of the various on-off functions in comparison to their rated standard so that a unit will operate within its designated temperature range rather than adding or subtracting an extra ten or twenty degrees to the equation before it kicks on and off.

An inspection of the various ducts and vents will reveal if carbon monoxide is escaping into the home's living spaces or, conversely, if heat intended for your upstairs bathroom is escaping out of a corroded duct and keeping your garage ceiling warm instead.

Efficient Heating Systems Save Money

Most people understand that your typical forced air furnace requires regular preventative maintenance in order to keep functioning at top efficiency. Deferring this maintenance may sometimes be a temporary necessity, but it comes at the risk of eventual systemic failure. It is, in other words, a gamble-- one where the odds against you increase every time you choose to defer service.

Some people choose to ignore the annual furnace maintenance recommendations in their owner's manual and end up enjoying a trouble-free heating season with no problems whatsoever. Other times, you could wake up to a freezing house with burst water pipes. This leaves you at the mercy of an emergency service call during the HVAC contractor's busiest time of the year. These are the risks of not performing annual furnace service.

It doesn't take much for one or more of these problems to add up to a much higher heating bill each year. In the worst case scenario, annual inspection can even save your family from a truly life-threatening situation. These aren't the same sort of risks you run when you try to squeeze an extra summer out of the old lawn mower. If you have a newer home, you can probably get by with a biennial inspection, but for everyone else you need to do the right thing for your family at least once a year and set up an appointment with one of our heating technicians.