Condensate Neutralizers: Why They Matter (Especially for Rural Drainage Systems) High-efficiency furnaces are awesome for comfort and lower gas bills — but they also create something most homeowners never think about: acidic condensate water. That condensate has to go somewhere. And depending on your home’s drainage setup, it can q...

Furnace Exhaust Icing in Parkland County Why it happens, what you can safely check, and when to call a pro In Parkland County winters (especially when it’s hovering around -10°C to -20°C or you’ve got wind and drifting snow), one common “no heat” culprit is ice or snow blocking a high-efficiency furnace intake/ex...

How to Get Your Home Ready for a -30°C Cold Snap (HVAC Tips from a Local Pro) When the forecast starts talking about -30°C windchill, that’s not the time to start thinking about your furnace. In Alberta, cold snaps can come on fast, and if your heating system isn’t ready, you can end up with a freezing house, burst pipes, an...

Furnace Running But the House Still Feels Cold? Stony Plain Winter Troubleshooting Guide When it dips well below zero in Stony Plain, your furnace has to work a lot harder. But if it seems like it’s running non-stop and your house still feels cold, something isn’t right. At Over the Top Heating, we see this all the time in Stony P...

If your furnace isn’t working, your thermostat is calling for heat, and you see a pressure switch error code blinking on the furnace, you’re not alone. This is one of the most common no-heat calls we see in Edmonton, Stony Plain, Spruce Grove, and Parkland County. In this guide, Over the Top Heating explains, in plain language: ...