Gas furnaces · Peachland
Furnace repair in Peachland
No heat, a furnace that keeps cycling, or air that never gets warm? We repair, service and replace gas furnaces in Peachland, and check the venting and ductwork they depend on.
Anderson Plumbing and Gas Fitting · owner-operated · last updated
Gas contractor licensed with Technical Safety BC (LGA0212697)
Quick answer
For furnace repair in Peachland, call Anderson Plumbing and Gas Fitting at (250) 859-3548. We're open 24/7 for no-heat emergencies, and we do yearly service and full replacements, with gas and venting work under a Technical Safety BC permit.
Peachland's winters are milder than Vernon's, but a furnace still logs a lot of hours between fall and spring. Parts that wear with use, such as igniters, flame sensors and blower motors, are behind most no-heat calls.
Much of Peachland's housing was built between the 1960s and the 1990s (2021 census), so a newer furnace is often connected to ducts and a vent that are decades older. We inspect those along with the furnace, because a sound furnace on a blocked or undersized vent will keep shutting itself down.
Gas permits for furnace work in Peachland come from Technical Safety BC. Under our gas contractor licence (LGA0212697), we take out the permit for replacements and for gas or venting changes.
Furnace repair in Peachland
No-heat repairs
Igniters, flame sensors, pressure switches, gas valves, blowers and boards diagnosed and repaired.
Yearly service
Filter, burners, flame sensor and igniter checked, venting and condensate drain inspected, and the safety controls tested before the cold months.
Furnace replacement
A new gas furnace sized from the house, not copied from the old label, with gas supply and venting brought up to code under permit.
Venting and gas supply
Older flues, PVC vent runs and undersized gas lines found and corrected, not worked around.
Before we get there
Furnace won't start: what to check first
If your furnace won't start or isn't turning on, check the thermostat is set to heat and has power, then check the filter isn't clogged. If it still won't run, call Anderson Plumbing and Gas Fitting at (250) 859-3548; we're open 24/7 for no-heat calls. If you smell gas, leave right away and call FortisBC's 24-hour emergency line at 1-800-663-9911 (or your propane supplier) or 911 from outside. Then call us for the repair.
Read the guideLicence and how we work
Gas contractor licensed with Technical Safety BC (LGA0212697).
- Owner-operated. The owner quotes every job and is on site for the work.
- A fair, upfront price first. You get the price before any work starts, so you can say yes or no before you are committed.
- Gas work under permit. We pull the permit on gas work, and we can put the permit number and our licence number on your invoice.
- Honest repair-or-replace advice. We assess the job first and explain your options in plain language. If a repair makes more sense than a new unit, that's what we'll tell you.
If you smell gas, leave right away and call FortisBC's 24-hour emergency line at 1-800-663-9911 (or your propane supplier) or 911 from outside. Then call us for the repair.
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Questions, answered
Will you come out for a no-heat call in Peachland?
We're open 24/7 for no-heat calls. We'll tell you on the phone when we can get there and how to keep the house warm and safe until then.
How do you size a new furnace for a Peachland house?
From the house itself: its size, insulation and windows. The BC Building Code doesn't list Peachland, but Kelowna and Penticton on either side use −17°C and −15°C design temperatures, and that sets the range.
My furnace is 20 years old. Repair or replace?
An inexpensive part on a sound furnace is worth replacing. A major repair on one past about 15 to 20 years usually is not. We give you both prices and an honest view.
Why does my furnace keep cycling on and off?
Short cycling usually points to a dirty flame sensor, a plugged filter, a blocked vent or condensate line, or a furnace too big for the house. We test for each.
I smell gas. What do I do?
If you smell gas, leave right away and call FortisBC's 24-hour emergency line at 1-800-663-9911 (or your propane supplier) or 911 from outside. Then call us for the repair.
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Get an honest answer and a fair, upfront price
We are open 24/7 and tell you honestly when we can be there. You get the price before any work starts.