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365 Heat (365heat.ca)

Hamilton heating contractor

Furnace repair, installation and maintenance in Hamilton

365 Heat is a heating and HVAC contractor for homeowners in Hamilton, Dundas, Ancaster, Burlington and the surrounding communities. TSSA-certified gas technicians, a written price before any work starts, and a phone that is answered every day of the year.

Trusted by homeowners in Hamilton, Dundas and the surrounding area

Written pricesApproved before work starts
TSSA-certifiedLicensed gas technicians
ServingHamilton, Burlington, Stoney Creek and 5 more communities
A technician checks flue gases with a combustion analyzer during a furnace tune-up

How it works

From first call to warm house

  1. 1

    Call or send a message

    Tell us what the furnace is doing. No-heat calls get the first available slot, same day wherever the schedule allows; for quotes we arrange a visit at your convenience.

  2. 2

    Diagnosis or assessment

    A technician tests the system (or measures the house for a replacement) and explains what they found in plain language.

  3. 3

    Written price, your decision

    You get the repair price, or the installation options, in writing. Nothing happens until you say go.

  4. 4

    Work done, tested, cleaned up

    Repair or install completed, combustion-tested, inspected where required, and the warranty paperwork in your hand.

Why homeowners call us

Honest heating work, done by the book

  • TSSA-certified gas technicians

    Every gas furnace, boiler, water heater and gas line is worked on by technicians certified under Ontario's Technical Standards and Safety Authority, as the law requires.

  • Written price before work starts

    You see the number and approve it before any part is fitted. No surprises on the invoice.

  • Repair-or-replace honesty

    We give you both numbers and the reasoning. Plenty of furnaces we are asked to replace just need a part.

  • Stocked trucks

    Igniters, flame sensors, capacitors, pressure switches and common control boards ride with us, so most repairs finish in one visit.

  • Clean work

    Drop cloths down, boot covers on, old equipment taken away, workspace swept before we leave.

  • Warranty in writing

    Manufacturer parts warranty registered for you, and our own labour warranty on every repair and installation.

Guides

Plain answers for Hamilton-area homeowners

What a furnace costs, when to repair and when to replace, why a furnace stops, and how to keep an Ontario house warm for less. Written for homeowners, not technicians.

All guides

Where we work

Furnace service across Hamilton, Burlington and Grimsby

Technicians based locally, so a no-heat call does not wait on a long drive.

From the lower city and the Mountain to Dundas, Ancaster, Waterdown and Stoney Creek, plus Burlington from Aldershot to the lakeshore, the propane homes of rural Flamborough and Grimsby on the Niagara bench. If your community is not listed, call anyway; we often take jobs just outside these areas when the schedule allows.

Common questions

Furnace questions, answered

All questions
How much does furnace repair cost in Hamilton?

A diagnostic visit is typically $99 to $149 in the Hamilton area and is credited against the repair when you go ahead. Common fixes, parts and labour: a hot-surface igniter $200 to $350, a flame sensor $150 to $250, a capacitor $150 to $250, a pressure switch $200 to $350, an inducer motor $450 to $800, a blower motor $500 to $950, a control board $450 to $850. You get the exact price in writing before any part is fitted, and after-hours calls are quoted on the phone before anyone is dispatched. Details on the furnace repair page.

My furnace is running but blowing cold air. What is wrong?

Common causes are a dirty filter restricting airflow, a failed hot-surface igniter or flame sensor, a tripped limit switch from overheating, or a thermostat set to "fan on" rather than "auto". Check the filter and thermostat first; if the burner is not lighting, call for a repair. The causes in order, and what you can check yourself, are in why is my furnace blowing cold air?

How long does a furnace last?

A well-maintained gas furnace typically runs 15 to 20 years. A mid-efficiency unit from the 1990s is at the end of that range now, and a high-efficiency furnace installed around 2010 is approaching it. Three things shorten the life: skipped annual maintenance, an oversized unit that short-cycles, and a clogged filter that overheats the heat exchanger. Past 15 years, repairs become more frequent and parts harder to find, and a new 96 percent furnace usually pays back part of its cost in lower gas bills. The one fault that ends a furnace at any age is a cracked heat exchanger. We will tell you plainly whether a repair or a replacement makes more sense for your unit; the full reasoning is in how long does a furnace last?

Trusted by homeowners in Hamilton, Dundas and the surrounding area

Never left out in the cold.

Call for same-day service or send a message. We will get back to you quickly.