

New high-efficiency gas furnaces, sized for a −40 °C prairie winter and installed by TSASK-licensed gas fitters with a TSASK gas permit.












Quick answer: Jora Mechanical Systems installs high-efficiency gas furnaces (up to 99% AFUE) in Saskatoon and across Saskatchewan, with a free heat-loss check, TSASK gas permit and SaskEnergy rebate paperwork included.
In Saskatoon your furnace runs from late September to May, and on the coldest January nights it can run almost non-stop. An old or undersized furnace shows it first: cold bedrooms over the garage, a basement that never warms up and gas bills that keep climbing.
We start with a free in-home visit and a room-by-room heat-loss calculation using Saskatoon's design temperature, so your new furnace is the right size — not just a copy of the old one. You get a written quote with equipment, labour, the TSASK gas permit and warranty spelled out, and we tell you which SaskEnergy rebate it qualifies for.
High-efficiency furnaces vent through plastic pipe out the side of the house. In Saskatchewan we pay close attention to where that vent ends up: it has to clear snow drifts, decks and windows so the intake can't frost over or get buried in a storm.
High-efficiency furnaces ($650), tankless and condensing water heaters ($1,000), boilers and HRVs qualify when a TSASK-licensed contractor installs them. We do the paperwork with you.
Most straightforward replacements are done in one day, so you're not without heat overnight. In an emergency in deep cold we can bring temporary heaters while the new furnace goes in.
It depends on your home's heat loss at Saskatoon's design temperature (around −35 °C) — insulation, windows, square footage and air leakage — not the size of the old unit. We calculate it during the free visit.
Yes. SaskEnergy's Residential Equipment Replacement Rebate lists $650 for a 97%+ AFUE natural gas furnace and $325 for 96.0–96.9% AFUE. It must be installed by a TSASK-licensed contractor and you apply within 90 days. We give you the paperwork.
If your air conditioner is more than about 10–12 years old, replacing both together often makes sense because the indoor coil and blower are matched. We'll quote both options.
Takes 2 minutes. No pressure, no obligation.