

Furnace Installation
A 1996 Fleetwood four-bedroom traded its dying mid-efficiency furnace for a right-sized 80% AFUE single-stage system — permit and gas inspection included.
Get This Look — Free QuoteTwelve documented jobs from BC Home Service crews across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley — drag the slider on any card to see the transformation. Every price band below comes from the same flat-rate book our technicians quote from, and every job carries the 2-year written workmanship warranty.
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A 1996 Fleetwood four-bedroom traded its dying mid-efficiency furnace for a right-sized 80% AFUE single-stage system — permit and gas inspection included.
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A corroded burner and oxidized flame sensor from a 1990s Broadmoor split-level, restored to clean ignition on a single same-day service visit.
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A Kitsilano character home with electric baseboard converted to a ductless single-zone heat pump — heating and cooling from one slim head, CleanBC paperwork filed.
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Old electric baseboard retired for good: a cold-climate ductless head now heats this Kitsilano home for a fraction of baseboard cost — with up to $16,000 in CleanBC support on eligible switches.
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A Willoughby kitchen swap: dual-basin sink, new faucet and basket strainers, supply lines and trap replaced in a single visit.
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An Austin Heights bathroom re-plumbed end to end — new fixture set, shut-off valves replaced, and the old galvanized runs retired.
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An aging well pressure tank on a Pitt Meadows acreage renewed before it failed — new tank, pressure switch and gauge, system re-pressurized and tested.
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A 1978 Burnaby split-level left its failing poly-B behind: whole-home PEX repipe, new manifolds, and every fixture reconnected and pressure-tested.
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Old poly-B piping in a Meadow Gardens home replaced with PEX-A — new manifolds, clean runs, and insurance-friendly documentation on completion.
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A failing sump pump in a Town Centre home swapped for a storm-ready replacement with check valve and alarm — before the next atmospheric river, not after.
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A Queens Park heritage home's drafty double-hungs became triple-pane inserts — measured on site, installed airtight, old sashes recycled.
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Fogged first-generation windows on a Mill Lake home replaced with Energy Star units — measured, ordered and installed by one crew, one warranty.
Get This Look — Free QuotePhotos are not marketing for us — they are the paper trail. Here is what happens on every single BC Home Service job, from the $180 faucet repair to the $14,000 heat pump.
Before any tool comes out, your technician photographs the existing equipment and conditions — nameplate, wiring, water damage, whatever matters for the record.
The price you approve is the price on the invoice. No hourly meter, no mid-job surprises, no “we found more problems” phone calls.
Completed work is photographed and sent to your phone, so you have the same documentation we keep on file — useful for insurance, resale and warranty claims.
Every job lands in your customer file with readings and photos. When you call back in year three, we know exactly what was done — and your warranty stays enforceable.
Tell us what you’re planning and a licensed technician comes back with real installed-price ranges, the rebate math, and honest monthly payments — three quick steps, callback within 15 minutes during business hours.