
Cold garages aren’t just uncomfortable—they make it harder to work, damage tools, and put unnecessary strain on your vehicle. Whether you use your garage for parking, storage, or projects, a properly installed heating system transforms it into a functional, year-round space.
We provide professional garage heater installation, replacement, and repair in Airdrie and Calgary, helping homeowners and businesses choose the right system for their space, budget, and usage.
✔ Natural gas & propane garage heaters
✔ Radiant tube & forced-air unit heaters
✔ Gas line installation & venting
✔ New installs, replacements & repairs




Garage heating systems need to perform in extreme conditions—and poor installation can lead to uneven heating, high energy costs, and safety concerns. We take a system-first approach, ensuring your heater is properly sized, vented, and installed to deliver reliable heat for years to come.
The best garage heater depends on how you use your space, your garage size, insulation levels, and whether you have access to natural gas.

Highly efficient, direct heat for garages and workshops
Radiant heaters warm objects—not air—making them one of the most efficient options for garages, especially where doors open frequently.
Best for: Workshops, garages with frequent door use, dusty environments

Fast, powerful heating for residential garages
These systems work like a furnace, using a fan to distribute warm air quickly throughout the space.
Best for: Standard residential garages needing quick heat

Premium, long-term radiant heating solution
Installed within concrete, these systems provide consistent, even heat across the entire floor.
Best for: New builds, high-end garages, long-term efficiency. For more details, see our in-floor heating services page.
We help you choose the most efficient and practical solution.
Natural gas is the most common choice for garage heating in Airdrie and Calgary due to its lower operating cost and consistent supply.
Natural Gas Heaters:
Propane Heaters:
If your garage doesn’t have a gas connection, we provide safe, code-compliant gas line installation to support your new system.

If you're installing a gas-powered garage heater for the first time, it’s important to understand BTU (British Thermal Unit) ratings. The BTU output determines how much heat the unit can produce—the higher the BTU, the more powerful the heater. Whether you choose a natural gas or propane heater, sizing it properly ensures your garage stays warm without wasting energy.
Forced-air and radiant garage heaters come in a variety of makes and models. Some units are designed for small single garages, while others are better suited for double, triple, or large commercial spaces.
Key factors that affect garage heater size include:
Popular brands like Reznor and Modine’s Hot Dawg series offer residential-certified unit heaters in BTU ranges from 30,000 to 125,000 BTUs, making them ideal for residential garages, workshops, rural outbuildings, and light commercial use.
We ensure your system is properly sized for consistent, efficient performance.
Our skilled technicians are familiar with several makes and models of garage heating systems and can help you to decide what unit is best to suit your needs. We offer free on-site consultations and can help you choose a garage heater that’s best suited for your needs.
If you are using a gas-powered garage heater it is important that you have proper ventilation in your garage. Natural gas heaters can leave toxic gasses behind such as carbon monoxide.
The two main ways to vent your garage are by using galvanized sheet metal ducts through the wall or a flue through the roof. The size of either will depend on your garage heater.
Even reliable systems can develop issues over time. We provide expert troubleshooting and repair for all major garage heater types.
Common problems include:
We always aim to repair first—and only recommend replacement when it’s truly the better long-term option.
Cold temperatures don’t just affect comfort—they impact your vehicle’s performance and longevity.
In Airdrie and Calgary, winter temperatures can drop below -30°C with wind chill. Leaving your vehicle in an unheated garage—or outside—can lead to unnecessary wear, starting issues, and reduced reliability.
Installing a garage heater helps protect both your vehicle and your workspace by maintaining a more stable environment throughout the winter months.
Common cold-weather issues include:
A heated garage helps prevent these problems while making your space more comfortable, functional, and reliable year-round.

Whether you’re installing new or upgrading an old system, we’ve got you covered.
We provide:
We’ll walk you through your options, explain costs clearly, and ensure everything is installed safely and correctly.
Whether you're upgrading your current heater or installing one for the first time, we’ll help you choose the right system and ensure it performs exactly as it should.
From design and sizing to installation and final testing, we handle every step with precision and care.
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