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Service Area · Selwyn Township, Ontario

Furnace & heat pump repair in Selwyn Township, ON.

Bridgenorth, Ennismore, Youngs Point and the shoreline in between — furnace, water heater, AC and boiler service across Selwyn Township. TSSA licensed, 24/7 emergency dispatch.

20+Years in Peterborough
24/7Emergency service
FS-R-52253TSSA licensed
Selwyn Township

What we're called out for in Selwyn

A lot of Selwyn's housing started life as seasonal. Buildings put up for July don't always heat well in January, and that shapes most of what we get called out for.

Converted cottages

A place built for summer and lived in year-round often has heating that was never sized for a Peterborough winter.

  • Undersized system assessment
  • Supplemental heat options
  • Insulation & airflow advice
  • Honest sizing math

Heat pumps & ductless

Mini-splits suit older shoreline builds that never had ductwork run through them.

  • Ductless mini-splits
  • Cold-climate heat pumps
  • Room-by-room zoning
  • Free estimates
AC & heat pumps

Furnace repair

Gas, propane and oil. Priority on no-heat calls in freezing weather.

  • Gas, propane & oil
  • Ignition & control faults
  • Same-day where possible
  • 24/7 response
Furnace repair

Water heaters & freeze risk

Properties that sit empty part of the year need draining done properly, not hopefully.

  • Opening & closing service
  • Tank draining
  • Freeze-risk assessment
  • Tank & tankless repair
Water heaters

Boilers & in-floor

Common in newer builds and renovated shoreline properties.

  • Repair & replacement
  • In-floor heating
  • Zone valves & pumps
  • Annual service
Boiler service

Emergency calls

24/7 dispatch across the township, evenings, weekends and holidays.

  • 24/7 dispatch
  • No-heat priority
  • Active leak response
  • TSSA licensed
Emergency service

Working in Selwyn Township

Selwyn covers a lot of ground — Bridgenorth, Ennismore, Youngs Point, Lakefield and the shoreline and concession roads between them. What ties much of it together is how the housing came about. A good share of the properties along the water started as seasonal builds, and plenty have since been insulated, added to and lived in year-round.

That history shows up in the heating. A system chosen to take the chill off in May is not the same system you want in February, and it is common to find one doing a job it was never sized for. We would rather tell you that plainly and give you the options than sell you a replacement you may not need.

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FAQ

Common questions

Which communities does this cover?
Selwyn Township includes Bridgenorth, Ennismore, Youngs Point and Lakefield along with the surrounding shoreline and rural roads. We service the whole township. Lakefield has its own page if that is where you are.
My cottage is now lived in year-round and it is never warm enough. What are my options?
This is one of the most common calls we get in Selwyn. Usually it is a heating system sized for occasional shoulder-season use rather than a full winter, sometimes combined with insulation that was never meant to hold heat overnight. We will assess what is actually there and give you honest options, which sometimes means supplemental heat rather than replacing the whole system.
Do you install ductless mini-splits?
Yes. They suit older shoreline properties well, because many were built without ductwork and retrofitting ducts into them is expensive and disruptive.
Can you handle opening and closing a seasonal property?
Yes. That includes draining and refilling water heaters, checking venting after months of disuse, and looking over the system before you fire it up rather than after.
My property has been closed since October. Should I have it checked before turning the heat on?
It is worth it. A system that has sat unused can have blocked venting, rodent damage to wiring or insulation, or a seized blower. Finding that in September is considerably cheaper than finding it in January.
Do you offer emergency service across the township overnight?
Yes, 24/7 dispatch covers the whole service area, seven days a week including evenings, weekends and holidays.
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Address
723 George St N, Peterborough, ON
Hours
AvailabilityOn call, 7 days a week
Emergencies24/7 dispatch
TSSA License
FS-R-52253

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