Attached garages
Plan heater placement around vehicles, overhead doors, storage, and the connection to the house. We review the existing gas and electrical services.
Calgary & area/ Residential & commercial
Your garage. Back in season.
Make room for winter projects, early starts, and a more comfortable workshop. Gas garage heater installations with the connections coordinated from the start.
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Installing a gas garage heater involves more than hanging the unit. The scope includes sizing, mounting, gas supply, safe venting, electrical power, thermostat control, and commissioning. Gencon brings these services together so you have one point of contact for the work.
Plan heater placement around vehicles, overhead doors, storage, and the connection to the house. We review the existing gas and electrical services.
Account for the distance to gas and power, the route between buildings, and any additional work required to reach the garage.
Match the heating plan to how you use the space. Ceiling height, insulation, door openings, and your preferred temperature all matter.
The installation, explained
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Review garage dimensions, insulation, ceiling height, air leakage, and intended use before choosing the heater output.
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Identify gas capacity and routing, vent termination, power, thermostat location, and required installation clearances.
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Set out the equipment, installation work, applicable permits, and inspection responsibilities in the agreed scope.
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Complete startup checks and show you how to operate the thermostat and care for the equipment.
A useful first conversation
Equipment is one part of the cost. Access, connections, and the condition of your existing systems shape the rest. Share what you know; we’ll help fill in the gaps.
Read the homeowner guideA little clarity
Square footage alone is not enough to size a heater. Insulation, ceiling height, door openings, air leakage, and your target temperature all affect the heating load. A site assessment helps avoid choosing a heater that is too large or too small.
Gas work in Calgary requires the applicable gas permit and a qualified contractor. Other permits may apply when electrical or building work is involved. The exact requirements and inspection responsibilities should be confirmed for your property before installation.
Yes, subject to a site assessment. If gas or suitable electrical power does not already reach the building, the connection route and additional work need to be included in the estimate.
Insulation and air sealing affect heating demand and comfort. If you plan to improve the walls, ceiling, or garage door, tell us before equipment is selected so the heating plan reflects the finished space.
The heater model and output, gas line length and capacity, vent route, electrical work, access, and permit requirements all affect the price. We assess these details to define the installation scope before quoting.
A heat pump may suit some insulated spaces and can also provide cooling. A garage assessment is needed to compare cold-weather capacity, intended use, electrical supply, gas availability, and operating costs.
Let’s get started
Tell us where you’re located and what you have in mind. We’ll follow up to understand the scope and discuss next steps.
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