Heating, Cooling and Gas Service in Stony Plain

We handle the whole mechanical side of a Stony Plain home or business: furnace repair and installation, air conditioning, boilers, water heaters, gas fitting, ventilation and sheet metal. That matters more than it sounds, because the problem you call about is often not the problem you have. A cold back bedroom can be a furnace, or it can be ductwork that was never balanced, and a company that only sells furnaces will sell you a furnace either way.

We are a referral-based business, which means our reputation is built one honest job at a time. No pressure, no upselling, no scare tactics. Just quality work from licensed journeyman professionals who pull the proper permits and stand behind what they do.

Stony Plain is one of the older communities out this way, and the 2021 census shows it growing steadily rather than in a rush: the population reached 17,993, up 4.7%, almost exactly the Alberta average. Its housing grew faster than its population, 7.4% against 4.7%, which is what happens when a settled town keeps filling in around an established core.

That leaves a genuine mix. Roughly 1,575 of the town's 7,134 occupied homes were built in 1980 or earlier, so about one in five is old enough to be on its second or third furnace, usually with the original ductwork still in place. The rest is newer, tighter, and asks different questions about ventilation and humidity than a 1970s house does.

Stony Plain also has something none of the other communities we serve has in the same measure: manufactured and mobile homes went from 150 to 390 between 2016 and 2021. Those are not small houses, they are a different kind of installation. The furnace is a sealed, mobile-home-approved unit rather than anything off a standard shelf, the ducting runs underfloor, and venting and clearances follow their own rules. Fitting a conventional furnace into one is a mistake that passes no inspection, and it is worth asking any contractor whether they have done it before.