Heating · Whitecourt, AB

Heating Services in Whitecourt, AB

Hot water boilers, in-floor radiant heating and the gas lines that feed them. When the heat goes out in a northern Alberta winter, it can’t wait.

DCJ job photoWall-hung boiler with copper piping, circulator pumps and red in-floor heating loops feeding into a manifold
Boiler piped to in-floor heating loops.

Heating

Heating services

Close-up of copper heating pipes with two circulator pumps, ball valves and a vertical copper header on a plywood wall DCJ job photo

Boiler Installation & Repair

Hot water boiler installation and repair for home heating.

Close-up: circulator pumps and copper piping.

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Red in-floor radiant heating tubing laid out in loops across insulated panels before the concrete pour DCJ job photo

In-Floor Radiant Heating

Hydronic in-floor heating — tubing, manifolds and the boiler that runs it.

In-floor radiant tubing laid out before the concrete pour.

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Looking for hot water? See Hot Water Tanks & Water Heaters.

Winter safety

Keeping the heat on all winter

A heating problem in a cold snap can mean frozen pipes within hours. A few checks help prevent surprises.

  • Keep outside vents and air intakes clear of snow and ice.
  • Test carbon monoxide alarms on every level.
  • Know where your boiler’s or furnace’s power switch is.
  • Have your heating equipment maintained on the schedule in its manual.
Wall-mounted boiler with copper piping, circulators and expansion tank installed in a basement mechanical area
Boiler and near-boiler piping in a basement mechanical area.

Why call DCJ

A local Whitecourt business

  • Locally owned and operated Based in Whitecourt, Alberta.
  • Close by Serving Whitecourt and the Barrhead area.
  • Real work to show See photos from DCJ jobs in the recent work gallery.

FAQ

Heating questions

What should I do if my heat goes out in winter?

Check the thermostat and its batteries, make sure the boiler or furnace has power, and check that outside vents aren’t blocked by snow. If it still won’t run, call 780-779-1481. If you smell gas or a CO alarm sounds, get out and call 911.

Why do high-efficiency appliances have vents outside?

Many high-efficiency boilers and water heaters vent through a side wall with plastic pipe. If snow or ice blocks those pipes, the appliance can shut down. Keep them clear all winter.

Do I need a carbon monoxide alarm?

Any home with gas appliances or an attached garage should have working CO alarms on every level. Test them regularly and replace them as the manufacturer recommends.

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Heating problem in Whitecourt?

Call DCJ to talk it through, or send a quote request online.