Project Heating Blog

Learn why Okotoks homeowners are upgrading to on-demand water heaters. Discover the benefits of endless hot water, lower bills, and space savings with Project Heating.

Learn how a high efficiency furnace can save Okotoks homeowners money this winter. Project Heating offers expert furnace installation and repair services.

Discover the signs your Okotoks home needs a furnace replacement before winter. Learn how Project Heating helps with expert furnace installation and repair.

Learn why boilers are ideal for Okotoks winters. Discover how radiant heat delivers reliable, efficient comfort in sub-zero temperatures and reduces energy costs.

Discover why summer is the best time for boiler maintenance. Learn how off-season servicing saves money, prevents breakdowns, and prepares your system for winter.

Learn what common boiler noises mean. Find out the causes of banging, gurgling, or whistling and when to call Project Heating for repairs.

Learn how modern boilers cut heating bills with high efficiency, zoning, smart controls, and regular maintenance for Alberta homes.

Learn if high-efficiency boilers are worth the upgrade. Compare costs, savings, comfort, and rebates in Alberta’s climate to see if they pay off.

Discover what makes a premium boiler installation worth it — from efficiency and longevity to comfort and system protection. Invest once, enjoy for decades.

Learn the risks of Poly-B piping, how to identify it in your home, and why proactive replacement is critical to protect your property. Get expert advice from Calgary’s plumbing and boiler specialists.

Discover how on-demand (tankless) water heaters deliver unmatched energy efficiency, reduce utility costs, and provide endless hot water. Expert insights from Alberta’s boiler and heating specialists.

Here’s a professional breakdown of the warning signs — and what to do about them.

A no-fluff guide to the most common boiler questions we hear.

Here are the most common boiler problems we see in the field.

Why Using a Water Heater for In-Floor Heat and Domestic Water is Asking for Trouble.