When your garage heater won’t light, the pilot keeps going out, or it runs but blows cold air, our technicians track down the cause. We fix bad igniters and flame sensors, short cycling, faulty thermostats and venting problems. If your CO alarm is going off or you smell gas, leave the garage, then call us right away.

At −30°C, a cold garage makes projects, repairs and hobbies hard to get done. A working heater lets you use the space all year.
Paint, batteries, fluids and water lines don’t handle a deep freeze well. Steady heat keeps them from freezing, cracking or failing.
A heated garage means warmer engines and less strain on cold mornings. You’ll also be scraping less ice off the windshield.
A heater that’s cleaned, checked and vented properly burns clean. That lowers the risk of carbon monoxide building up in a closed space.
We diagnose no-heat, ignition, flame sensor, thermostat and short-cycling problems, then fix them properly.
A yearly tune-up covers cleaning, a burner and venting check, and a CO safety test before the cold arrives.
We size and install a new garage heater for your space, with gas lines, venting and permits done to code.
Whatever type you have, never block the vent or store fuel and solvents near the heater.
We’ve been fixing heating systems across Edmonton since 2001. Our technicians are licensed and insured, and they show up with the parts and tools to get most garage heaters running on the first visit. With Straightforward Pricing™, you know the price before we start, and our 4.8-star Google rating shows how we treat people.
The most common causes are a dirty or failed igniter, a bad flame sensor, a gas supply problem or a tripped safety switch. A technician can test each part and replace whatever's failed.
It could be a dirty burner, a failing blower, a thermostat in the wrong spot or a heater that's too small for the space. We'll check the unit and tell you if repair or replacement makes more sense.
Short cycling usually comes from a dirty flame sensor, an overheating unit, a blocked vent or a thermostat problem. Leaving it alone wears out parts faster, so it's worth having it checked.
Get everyone out, leave the door open and don't go back in. Call your gas utility or 911 from outside, and have the heater inspected before you use it again.
Once a year, ideally in the fall before you need it. A tune-up catches worn parts and venting problems early and keeps the heater burning safely.
Call Capital for garage heater repair in Edmonton. Capital Club members get priority booking and regular maintenance visits to keep their heating running all winter.



































































