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Edmonton · Sherwood Park · St. Albert · Spruce Grove

Edmonton's heating season runs 7 months. Roger works all of them.

Edmonton HVAC shops deal with Canada's longest major-city furnace season — October through April, with lows hitting minus-30 in January. When a furnace fails at 11pm in the dead of winter, the homeowner doesn't wait. Roger answers, qualifies the emergency, and pages your on-call tech.

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Edmonton homes run on gas furnaces, heat pumps, and everything in between — and when those systems fail after hours, the homeowner calls until someone answers.

Edmonton has the longest major-city heating season in Canada west of Winnipeg — October through April. January average lows are minus-30. February isn't much better. When a furnace fails at 11pm, the homeowner doesn't leave a voicemail. They start calling Edmonton HVAC shops one after another until somebody picks up.

Edmonton's housing mix is unusual. Older neighbourhoods are gas furnace markets. New builds in Sherwood Park, St. Albert, and Spruce Grove are increasingly heat pump installs. A typical Edmonton HVAC shop today services both — which means your dispatcher fields more call types and more after-hours emergencies than shops in single-fuel markets.

Edmonton's HVAC market is also competitive. Inbound call volume per shop is high, and a typical 15-truck operation will miss 30–40% of inbound calls under standard staffing. In peak January, when cold snaps drive call volume up 3×, the loss rate goes higher. Every missed call after 5pm is a job that went to whoever answered first.

Roger is configured for your Edmonton service area — Edmonton proper, Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Leduc, Fort Saskatchewan — and trained on your pricing, your emergency protocol, and your on-call rotation. Gas furnace shop or heat pump installer, same setup. Live in 48 hours.

After-hours coverage for gas furnace, heat pump, and everything in between.

01 · Mixed-fuel ready

Emergency calls at 11pm in January — furnace or heat pump.

Trained on your services and emergency protocol. Same response whether the call is a gas furnace fault or a heat pump fault. Pages your on-call tech for genuine emergencies.

02 · 7-month coverage

Works the entire October–April heating season.

Edmonton's heating season is 7 months. Roger covers every after-hours call across all 7 of them. No tired admin team, no missed leads during peak cold-snap weeks, no voicemail box getting fuller while jobs walk.

03 · Suburban routing

Knows Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Spruce Grove drive times.

Captures the caller's neighbourhood in every summary. Your dispatcher knows the drive time before they pick which tech to send. Sherwood Park emergency to a tech who lives 5 minutes away — not the one across the city.

Edmonton context Furnace emergency calls Heat pump service calls After-hours coverage Oct–Apr Edmonton · Sherwood Park · St. Albert Spruce Grove · Stony Plain · Leduc · Fort Sask 780 / 825 area codes CAD pricing

What Edmonton HVAC contractors ask.

Does Roger handle both furnace and heat pump emergencies in Edmonton?+
Yes. Roger is trained on whatever system types your shop services — gas furnace, electric, heat pump, hybrid. Emergency triage rules are configured during setup so genuine failures route to your on-call tech and non-emergency issues get booked for morning. Same response either way.
How does Roger handle minus-30 January cold snap call volume?+
When a cold snap drives call volume up 3×, your dispatcher can't keep up. Roger picks up every call she can't reach. Emergencies go to your tech immediately. Non-urgent calls get booked for morning. No lead goes to voicemail at peak winter volume.
Which Edmonton-area service zones can Roger be configured for?+
Roger is set up during onboarding for your full Edmonton service area — Edmonton, Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Leduc, Fort Saskatchewan, or wherever you run. It captures the caller's neighbourhood in every summary so your dispatcher knows the drive time before picking a tech.
Can an Edmonton shop be live before October?+
Yes. Setup is 48 hours from your first call with Jayson. Most Edmonton shops onboard in late summer so they're ready for the October–April heating season. By the time the first sub-zero night arrives, Roger is already answering your after-hours calls.

Edmonton's heating season is 7 months. Get Roger live before it starts.

Gas furnace shop or heat pump installer — the shops that answer after-hours calls win those customers for decades. Roger makes sure you're the one answering.

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Demo line: (780) 555-0100 · Available 24/7 · Live in 48 hours · CAD pricing · No contract