Emergency Furnace Repair Vancouver

24/7 No-Heat Response Across Vancouver and Metro Vancouver

Vanheat Services provides emergency furnace repair in Vancouver 24/7, including nights, weekends and statutory holidays, with the arrival window confirmed when you book. Certified, professional and bonded gas technicians diagnose the fault, the $89 diagnostic fee is credited toward your repair, and any applicable after-hours premium is quoted before work begins, and you approve the repair price in writing before repair work starts. 4.9 stars from 250+ Google reviews, serving Metro Vancouver since 2008.

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24/7 Including Holidays Certified & Bonded Gas Technicians Arrival Window Confirmed When You Book Premium Quoted Before Work Begins 4.9 Stars, 250+ Reviews
Outdoor heat pump mini-split condenser unit at a Metro Vancouver home

Vanheat services heating systems across Metro Vancouver, from gas furnaces to heat pump systems like this outdoor unit.

Rated 4.9 Stars by 250+ Homeowners Across Metro Vancouver

Real reviews from 250+ customers across Metro Vancouver, many from furnace repair, replacement and emergency no-heat calls.

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★★★★★

“It completed most of the paperwork dealing with the City and Strata, saving me a lot of time on those tedious work. It’s efficiently finishing the installation in 2 days, clean and tidy. VanHeat Services also has a very good and reliable after sale service giving you a peace of mind.”

Edgar P.Google review, August 2026
★★★★★

“We had a great experience with Shaun and teams from Vanheat Heating and Air Conditioning Services installing our mini-split air conditioning system. After getting quotes from several companies, we chose Vanheats because they were very knowledgeable, thorough, and patient with all of our questions… Highly recommended!”

Chermaine W.Google review, August 2026
★★★★★

“The team arrived on time, was professional, and explained everything clearly. They worked efficiently, paid attention to detail, and left the work area clean after the installation… I would definitely recommend Vanheat Services to anyone looking for reliable and professional HVAC services.”

Ida C.Google review, July 2026
★★★★★

“Great experience with Vanheat for the installation of a ductless mini split system in my condo. They gave several options for equipment prices and dealt with all the permits, etc. The installation is tidy and they took care not to make a mess or damage anything during the process. Thanks!”

Kevin R.Google review, July 2026
★★★★★

“Super responsive, fast and easy install. I would highly recommend.”

Megan N.Google review, July 2026

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If You Smell Gas or Your CO Alarm Sounds: Before Calling Anyone Else

Leave the building immediately without touching light switches or electrical devices, call 911 from outside, and contact FortisBC’s 24-hour emergency line at 1-800-663-9911. FortisBC attends gas leaks at no charge. Only after the utility has made the site safe should you call a licensed gas contractor to repair the appliance. A furnace burning with a yellow or orange flame instead of steady blue is a carbon monoxide warning sign: shut the system off and have it inspected before running it again.

When a Furnace Problem Is an Emergency

Some furnace faults can wait for a regular-hours appointment. These can’t. If any of the following describes your Vancouver home, call (604) 281-4790 now.

No Heat in Cold Weather

A dead furnace when temperatures are near or below freezing risks frozen pipes, water damage and unsafe indoor temperatures, and gets worse the longer it waits.

Yellow or Orange Flame

A healthy gas furnace burns steady blue. Yellow or orange means incomplete combustion and a potential carbon monoxide risk. Shut the system off and book an inspection before using it again.

CO Alarm or Gas Smell

Follow the safety steps above first: leave, call 911 from outside, then FortisBC at 1-800-663-9911. Once the site is safe, we repair the appliance before it runs again.

Vulnerable Occupants

Homes with infants, elderly occupants or anyone with medical needs cannot safely wait out a cold night. Tell us when you call, as these calls are prioritized.

Repeated Shutdowns in a Freeze

A furnace that starts, runs briefly and locks out during a cold snap is one failure away from no heat at all. Short-cycling in freezing weather warrants prompt diagnosis.

Burning or Electrical Smells

A persistent burning or hot-electrical smell from the furnace or vents (beyond the brief dust burn-off at season start) means shut it down at the switch and have it inspected before restarting.

Three Things to Check Before You Call

A surprising number of no-heat calls are resolved by one of these checks. Two minutes here can save you a service visit, and if none of them work, telling us what you checked speeds up our diagnosis.

1

Thermostat

Confirm it is set to heat, the set temperature is above the room temperature, and the batteries are fresh. A dead thermostat battery is one of the most common causes of a “dead” furnace.

2

Power

Check the furnace breaker in your electrical panel, and the furnace power switch, which looks like a regular light switch on or near the unit and gets flipped off by accident more often than you’d think.

3

Filter

A badly clogged filter restricts airflow enough to overheat the furnace and trigger a safety shutdown. If the filter is grey and packed, swap it and see whether the furnace recovers after 30 minutes.

Still no heat? Call (604) 281-4790. We dispatch 24/7.

Vanheat Services technician performing furnace repair at a Vancouver home

Certified, professional and bonded gas technicians handle emergency furnace repair across Metro Vancouver.

How Emergency Dispatch Works

1

Call (604) 281-4790, Any Hour

Tell us the symptom, your address, and anything you’ve already checked. We confirm the arrival window when you book, based on current call volume and your location, with cold-weather no-heat calls prioritized.

2

Diagnosis by a Certified Gas Technician

A certified, professional and bonded gas technician licensed with Technical Safety BC diagnoses the fault. The $89 diagnostic fee is credited toward the repair if you proceed.

3

Written Quote Before Repair Work

You approve the repair price in writing before repair work begins, including any applicable after-hours premium, which is quoted before work begins. No surprises when the job is done.

4

Repair, Test, and Safe Heat Restored

Our trucks are stocked with common furnace parts, so many common repairs can be completed on the first visit when the part is available. Every repair ends with a full-cycle test before we leave.

Quick answer: what emergency furnace repair costs. Emergency furnace repair in Vancouver typically costs $200 to $900, with the $89 diagnostic credited toward the repair and any applicable after-hours premium quoted before repair work begins. Vanheat Services quotes the repair price in writing before repair work starts.

If the diagnosis shows a major fault on an older furnace, we provide both a repair quote and a replacement quote in writing so you can decide with real numbers. See our furnace repair Vancouver page for full pricing, or furnace installation Vancouver for replacement details. Boiler emergency instead? See emergency boiler repair.

Emergency Furnace Repair Vancouver: Common Questions

How much does emergency furnace repair cost in Vancouver?

Emergency furnace repair in Vancouver typically costs $200 to $900 depending on the fault and the parts required. The $89 diagnostic fee is credited toward the repair if you proceed, and any applicable after-hours premium is quoted as part of your written repair quote, so you approve the repair price in writing before repair work begins. Call (604) 281-4790 for dispatch.

Do you charge extra for nights, weekends or holidays?

An after-hours premium may apply depending on when you call. Whatever applies is quoted before repair work begins as part of your written quote, so there are no surprises when the job is done. There is no separate trip fee in our core service area, and the $89 diagnostic is credited toward the repair if you proceed.

How fast can you get to my Vancouver home?

When you call (604) 281-4790, we confirm the arrival window when you book based on current call volume and your location. No-heat emergencies during cold weather are prioritized, particularly homes with young children, elderly occupants or medical needs. Our trucks are stocked with common furnace parts, so many common repairs can be completed on the first visit when the part is available.

What should I do if I smell gas?

Do not call a contractor first. Leave the building immediately without touching light switches or electrical devices, call 911 from outside, and contact FortisBC’s 24-hour emergency line at 1-800-663-9911. FortisBC attends gas leaks at no charge. Once the utility has made the site safe, call a licensed gas contractor to repair the appliance before using it again.

What should I check before calling for emergency furnace repair?

Three quick checks resolve a surprising number of no-heat calls: confirm the thermostat is set to heat and has fresh batteries, check that the furnace breaker has not tripped and the furnace power switch (which looks like a light switch near the unit) is on, and check whether the filter is badly clogged, which can trigger a safety shutdown. If none of these restores heat, call (604) 281-4790 and describe what you checked, which speeds up the diagnosis.

Is it safe to use a space heater while I wait?

An electric space heater can be used temporarily if it is in good condition and used according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Keep it on a hard, level surface at least one metre from anything flammable, plug it directly into a suitable wall outlet rather than a power bar, and never leave it running unattended or while sleeping. Never use outdoor propane heaters, barbecues or camp stoves indoors, as they produce carbon monoxide. Keep interior doors open to share warmth and let taps drip in a hard freeze to protect pipes.

Should I repair or replace my furnace during an emergency?

In most emergencies the priority is restoring safe heat, and a repair does that fastest. If the diagnosis shows a major fault on a furnace over 12 years old, where a repair would exceed roughly half the cost of replacement, we tell you plainly and provide both a repair quote and a replacement quote in writing. Emergency replacement can often be scheduled quickly, and we can restore temporary heat safely in the meantime where possible.

What areas do you cover for emergency furnace repair?

Vanheat Services dispatches emergency furnace repair 24/7 across Vancouver, Burnaby, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Richmond, Coquitlam, Surrey and the Lower Mainland, including nights, weekends and statutory holidays. Call (604) 281-4790 and we will confirm coverage for your address and the arrival window when you book.

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Certified, professional and bonded gas technicians dispatching 24/7 across Vancouver and Metro Vancouver. $89 diagnostic credited to your repair, arrival window confirmed when you book, and any applicable after-hours premium quoted before work begins. 4.9 stars from 250+ Google reviews, serving Metro Vancouver since 2008.

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