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Best Furnace Repair & HVAC Companies in St. Albert (2026)

A no-heat call in St. Albert during a February cold snap is an emergency. These heating and cooling companies serve St. Albert, and below you will find 2026 prices and what to ask before you sign a quote.

How we built this list: We researched furnace & hvac companies that actively serve St. Albert, looking at local presence, services offered and public reputation. Businesses are listed in no particular order and none paid to be included. Always confirm licensing, insurance and current pricing before you hire.

Top Furnace & HVAC Companies in St. Albert (2026)

A-1 Heating (St. Albert)

St. Albert heating company and Carrier dealer on Renault Crescent. Visit website

First Call Heating

HVAC company offering 24/7 service in St. Albert. Visit website

True North Heating & Cooling

St. Albert heating and cooling company. Visit website

Romaniuk Heating & A/C

HVAC service and installation in St. Albert. Visit website

Garry’s Heating Services

Furnace service company in the Edmonton and St. Albert area. Visit website

Habberjam

HVAC installation and repair with a St. Albert service area. Visit website

JDK Group

Furnace, A/C and plumbing repairs covering St. Albert. Visit website

What Furnace & HVAC Companies Cost in St. Albert

Typical 2026 price ranges for furnace & hvac companies serving St. Albert. Always compare at least two or three written quotes.

ServiceTypical cost
Furnace tune-up$120–$220
Common furnace repair$200–$900
Mid-efficiency furnace (installed)$3,000–$4,500
High-efficiency furnace (installed)$4,500–$9,500+
Central A/C (installed)$4,000–$8,000

What to Know About Furnace & HVAC Companies in St. Albert

St. Albert is its own city — building, plumbing, gas and electrical permits come from the City of St. Albert, not the City of Edmonton. Furnace and water heater replacements need a gas permit from the City.

Many homes in Akinsdale, Braeside and Grandin were built in the 1960s–80s and have older ductwork. When replacing a furnace, ask the contractor to check duct sizing and return air — a new high-efficiency furnace will not perform well on undersized ducts.

How to Choose a HVAC company in St. Albert

  • Make sure technicians are certified gas fitters and the company pulls the gas permit.
  • Ask for a heat-loss calculation rather than simply matching your old furnace size.
  • Compare warranty terms on both equipment and labour.
  • Check whether they offer true after-hours emergency service in winter.

Areas Covered

The businesses above serve Erin Ridge, Oakmont, Jensen Lakes, Riverside, Lacombe Park, Braeside, Grandin, Kingswood, Deer Ridge, Heritage Lakes, Akinsdale, Woodlands and downtown St. Albert around Perron Street. Always confirm a business covers your street before booking.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a new furnace cost in St. Albert?

About $3,000–$4,500 for mid-efficiency and $4,500–$9,500+ for high-efficiency, installed.

Is a heat pump a good idea in St. Albert?

Cold-climate heat pumps can work well paired with a gas furnace as backup. Ask for a quote that shows expected running costs.

How often should I service my furnace in St. Albert?

Once a year, ideally in September or October.

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