9 Best Reviewed Furnace Contractors in Winnipeg (2026)
A practical Winnipeg furnace-contractor shortlist for homeowners comparing repair, replacement and maintenance options before winter.
How we built this Winnipeg shortlist
Every company below has a live official website that identifies furnace, heating or HVAC work in Winnipeg or the surrounding area. This is a comparison starting point, not a guarantee of availability, price, licensing status or an individual customer outcome. Confirm the exact scope, technician qualifications, permits and warranty terms in writing.
Quick comparison: 9 Winnipeg furnace contractors
| Company | Published service focus | Best starting point for |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Lynn's | Heating, cooling, plumbing and drains | A furnace issue alongside another mechanical concern |
| 2. Provincial Heating & Cooling | Heating products, service and cooling | Comparing furnace equipment and a written estimate |
| 3. Noris Heating & Cooling | Furnace, A/C and water-tank service | Maintenance or repair across several home systems |
| 4. Shorty's Plumbing & Heating | Furnace replacement and plumbing/heating | Replacing an aging furnace |
| 5. Whyte Ridge Heating & Air Conditioning | Furnace, heat-pump, A/C and water-heater work | Comparing heating and cooling options |
| 6. Mr. Furnace | Residential heating and cooling | A locally based HVAC-only conversation |
| 7. PMS HVAC | Residential and business heating/cooling | A heating issue that needs an HVAC assessment |
| 8. Weather Tech Heating & Cooling | Heating, cooling and hot-water service | A contractor that publishes emergency HVAC service |
| 9. Custom Vac | Heating and air-conditioning systems | Installation, maintenance or a second opinion |
When a Winnipeg furnace stops heating in winter, the right next step is usually a clear diagnosis—not an immediate equipment decision. Confirm whether the problem is a filter, thermostat, ignition, venting, blower, safety switch or another component before accepting a major repair or replacement quote. The nine contractors below publish furnace or heating services for the Winnipeg market and give homeowners a useful set of starting points for comparison.
1. Lynn's Heating, Cooling, Sewer & Drain ★ Top Pick
Lynn's publishes heating and cooling work alongside plumbing and drain services in Winnipeg. That broad mechanical scope can be particularly useful when a furnace concern overlaps with a humidifier, hot-water, drainage or other home-system issue. Ask the team to separate the furnace diagnosis, repair options and any recommended replacement work in the written estimate.
Best for: Homeowners who want to compare furnace work with other plumbing or mechanical needs through one established Winnipeg contractor.
Why it ranks here: It publishes heating and cooling work alongside plumbing and drain services, so a furnace concern that overlaps with a humidifier, hot-water or drainage issue can be handled through one contractor.
Trade-off: A broad mechanical scope does not guarantee the fastest furnace-only response, so ask for the furnace diagnosis and options to be itemized separately.
Ask before booking: Can your written estimate separate the furnace diagnosis, repair options and any recommended replacement work from other mechanical services?
2. Provincial Heating & Cooling
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Provincial Heating & Cooling publishes heating products, service information and furnace options for Winnipeg and surrounding areas. Its published gas-furnace product information makes it a sensible comparison call for a homeowner who is weighing equipment choices as well as the installation scope. Request the model, efficiency information, sizing rationale, labour scope and warranty details in writing.
Best for: Comparing a furnace replacement proposal with clear product and installation details.
Why it ranks here: Its published gas-furnace product information lets a homeowner weigh specific equipment choices, not just a labour price, when comparing a replacement.
Trade-off: Published product listings still need a site visit to confirm sizing and the full installation scope for your home.
Ask before booking: Can you provide the model, efficiency information, sizing rationale, labour scope and warranty details for the furnace you propose, in writing?
3. Noris Heating & Cooling
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Noris Heating & Cooling describes itself as a locally owned Winnipeg contractor and publishes furnace maintenance and repair, air-conditioning and water-tank services. It is worth including in a comparison when the first goal is to diagnose and maintain an existing unit rather than assume replacement is necessary.
Best for: Homeowners seeking a repair or maintenance discussion for a furnace and related home systems.
Why it ranks here: It describes itself as a locally owned Winnipeg contractor and publishes furnace maintenance and repair plus A/C and water-tank service, making it a fit when the goal is diagnosis and upkeep rather than assumed replacement.
Trade-off: A repair-and-maintenance focus means a large replacement project may warrant a second, replacement-focused quote.
Ask before booking: Can you diagnose the furnace and give a written repair-versus-replacement comparison before recommending a new unit?
4. Shorty's Plumbing & Heating
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Shorty's publishes a dedicated Winnipeg furnace-replacement service page and positions its team for removing and installing replacement furnaces. Ask whether the proposal includes required venting, condensate, thermostat, electrical and disposal work, since those details can change the real scope of a replacement project.
Best for: A homeowner whose existing furnace has been diagnosed as a replacement candidate.
Why it ranks here: It publishes a dedicated Winnipeg furnace-replacement service page and positions its team for removing and installing replacement furnaces, so it is a focused option once replacement is the decision.
Trade-off: A replacement-focused page is less relevant if you still need a diagnosis to confirm replacement is necessary.
Ask before booking: Does the replacement proposal include the required venting, condensate, thermostat, electrical and old-unit disposal work?
5. Whyte Ridge Heating & Air Conditioning
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Whyte Ridge publishes Winnipeg furnace repair and installation, plus heat-pump, air-conditioning and water-heater services. That service range is useful when you want to ask whether a conventional furnace replacement, a heat-pump addition or a broader system approach fits the home.
Best for: Comparing furnace repair or installation alongside other heating and cooling options.
Why it ranks here: It publishes furnace repair and installation plus heat-pump, air-conditioning and water-heater services, so you can ask whether a conventional replacement, a heat pump or a broader system approach fits the home.
Trade-off: Weighing several system options can lengthen the decision, so be clear on your budget and priorities up front.
Ask before booking: For my home, how would a conventional furnace replacement compare with adding a heat pump or a broader system approach?
6. Mr. Furnace Heating & Air Conditioning
Mr. Furnace describes itself as a locally owned and operated Winnipeg HVAC company with heating and cooling services. Its narrow HVAC focus makes it a useful additional quote for homeowners who want to keep the conversation centred on comfort equipment, maintenance and system performance.
Best for: A second HVAC-focused opinion on a furnace repair or replacement decision.
Why it ranks here: It describes itself as a locally owned and operated Winnipeg HVAC company with a narrow heating-and-cooling focus, which keeps a second opinion centred on comfort equipment and system performance.
Trade-off: An HVAC-only focus means it will not cover plumbing or drainage issues some other contractors on this list handle.
Ask before booking: Can you provide an independent written assessment of the repair-or-replace recommendation I have already received?
7. PMS HVAC
PMS HVAC publishes heating and air-conditioning services for Winnipeg homes and businesses, including emergency-service information. Confirm whether the current issue can be assessed during the service call, the expected diagnostic process and any emergency or after-hours charges before booking.
Best for: Homeowners and small businesses seeking an HVAC assessment for a heating concern.
Why it ranks here: It publishes heating and air-conditioning services for both homes and businesses, including emergency-service information, making it a fit for residential and light-commercial heating concerns.
Trade-off: Emergency or after-hours service can carry additional charges, so confirm those before an urgent call.
Ask before booking: Can the current issue be assessed during the service call, and what diagnostic, emergency or after-hours charges apply?
8. Weather Tech Heating & Cooling
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Weather Tech publishes Winnipeg HVAC installation, repair and maintenance services, including 24-hour emergency-service information for heating, cooling and hot-water needs. When heat is out, confirm the dispatch window, diagnostic fee, parts availability and whether temporary heat or next-day follow-up may be needed.
Best for: A heating problem where emergency-service availability is part of the initial comparison.
Why it ranks here: It publishes Winnipeg HVAC installation, repair and maintenance plus 24-hour emergency-service information for heating, cooling and hot-water needs, which matters most when heat is out.
Trade-off: Published 24-hour service does not guarantee an immediate dispatch, so confirm the actual window before relying on it.
Ask before booking: What is the current dispatch window and diagnostic fee, and is parts availability or temporary heat likely for my situation?
9. Custom Vac
Custom Vac publishes heating and air-conditioning services for Winnipeg and surrounding areas, including installation and maintenance of HVAC systems. The company is a useful final comparison option for an owner seeking a written assessment of an older system or a planned installation.
Best for: Installation, maintenance or a second written opinion on a system plan.
Why it ranks here: It publishes heating and air-conditioning installation and maintenance for Winnipeg and surrounding areas, making it a useful final comparison for an older-system assessment or planned installation.
Trade-off: As the last comparison option, it is most valuable when you already have one or two quotes to weigh it against.
Ask before booking: Can you provide a written assessment of my existing system or a detailed installation scope I can compare against other quotes?
How to compare furnace quotes fairly
- Ask each contractor to state the diagnosis or replacement rationale, not just a price.
- For a replacement, compare the proposed model, efficiency rating, sizing assumptions, venting and thermostat scope.
- Confirm whether permits, inspection coordination, electrical upgrades, condensate work, removal and cleanup are included.
- Get warranty terms for both equipment and labour in writing, and keep the invoice and model/serial information.
- For no-heat emergencies, prioritize a safe diagnosis; do not operate a furnace that a technician has identified as unsafe.
Before booking service, read our Winnipeg furnace troubleshooting guide for safe first checks and our winter furnace-prep checklist for preventive maintenance.