Furnace Service

Furnace Service and Repair

Furnace
Angels Heating and Cooling , Air Conditioning has been working in HVAC Services like inspecting, installing, repairing and maintaining furnaces with 25 years of experience. If your furnace system breaks down do not panic, Our company provides 24/7 furnace repair in all of the Greater Vancouver and Lower Mainland area. If you want the best service, just call us and we will be happy to help you.

Why Choose Angels Heating and Cooling ?

25 years of experience.
Licensed and insured in HVAC industry.
24/7 emergency furnace repairs.
Free estimates for installation.
We provide all documents needed to claim Fortis BC Rebates.
Certified technicians.
Free safety inspections for all services.
Match competitor prices.

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Residential Heating

Residential Heating:

Angels Heating and Cooling Company understands the importance of emergency HVAC needed for residential heating. It is hard living without heating and cooling systems, Angels Heating and Cooling specializes in residential heating and home HVAC services that include heating system repair , rooftop unit repair, installation, and central heating system maintenance.

If your heating system is not being tuned up once a year, if it has a faulty error sign , mechanical issue or it is not getting a regular maintenance, your heating system may not be working efficiently. Having your furnace, boiler, gas fireplace serviced annually will help you avoid unexpected breakdowns, carbon monoxide poisoning, higher than usual heating bills & more.

What to look for in a new furnace:

1. Quality Furnace Brands

2. Lifetime Value

3. High AFUE Ratings

4. Good Warranties

Best Furnace Brands:

American Standard Furnaces.
Amana Gas Furnaces.
Bryant Furnaces.
Carrier Furnace Units.
Daikin Furnaces.
Goodman Gas Furnaces.
Lennox Furnace Units.
Rheem Furnaces.
Ruud Furnace Units
Trane Gas Furnaces
York Furnace Units
HEIL Gas Furnaces

What size of a furnace do I need?

Home Size

Furnace BTU

Central AC Unit Size

1,200 sq. ft

50,000 BTU

1.5 to 2 tons

1,200 to 1,500 sq. ft

55,000 BTU

2 tons

1,500 to 1,800 sq. ft

60,000 BTU

2.5 tons

1,800 to 2,500 sq. ft

70,000 BTU

2.5 to 3 tons

2,500 to 3,500 sq. ft

90,000 to 100,000 BTU

3.5 to 4 tons

HVAC Service

Same Day Service , Punctual & Reliable Technicians, Licensed and Insured, No Hidden Fees, Free Estimates for Installations

24/7 Emergency Service

We have provided a wide range of services all over the lower mainland for over 22 years. For all your HVAC and cooling needs, call us at any point of time 24/7 without keeping any doubt in mind.

We Service All Brands

We service, repair and install a number of brands including Lennox, Trane, American Standards , Rheem , Carrier , Goodman & more!

How does a furnace work?

In a central heating and cooling system, a furnace burns fuel and distributes it throughout the house in conjunction with an air conditioner or heat pump.

What is two stage and modulating heating?

Two-stage heating means a furnace has two heating settings: high for the coldest days and a low setting for more mild temperatures. A multi-stage furnace is more efficient and keeps temperatures more consistent throughout the day.

What is AFUE?

Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) is a measure of a gas furnace’s efficiency in converting fuel to energy. A higher AFUE means greater energy efficiency.

What size furnace do I need?

When it comes to choosing what size furnace you need, your best bet is to get a Manual J calculation done for your house. An HVAC expert can also recommend the correct size based on the square footage of your home. The maximum size unit you should buy would be 15% over the BTUs you need for cooling and 40% of the BTUs for heating.

What is the difference between a furnace and a heat pump?

A furnace burns fuel to create heat and distributes it throughout your home. It does not generate cold air. A heat pump uses the outside air to both heat a home in winter and cool it in summer.

What are the new FER standards for furnaces?

FER stands for Fan Energy Rating, which is a rule that was passed by the Department of Energy (DOE) to set minimum airflow efficiency standards for residential furnaces and gas packaged units. These new guidelines are in place to encourage energy efficiency and will help make a positive environmental impact*. As of July 3, 2019, gas furnaces and gas packaged units can’t be manufactured unless they meet the FER standard.