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Homeowner service
Heating and plumbing concerns, equipment replacement and maintenance for your home.
Explore service ↗Repairs & planned maintenance
KEEP YOUR SYSTEMS READY.
Troubleshooting, repairs and preventative maintenance for heating, HVAC, plumbing and mechanical equipment.
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HOME OR COMMERCIAL FACILITY?
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Commercial service
Building mechanical support, repairs, planned maintenance and equipment replacement.
Explore service ↗Maintenance that fits the equipment
START WITH THE SYSTEM YOU HAVE.
Tell us what equipment is on site, its service history if known and the problems you want to address. Maintenance scope and scheduling depend on the equipment and operating conditions. We will discuss suitable options without putting you into a plan you have not agreed to.
For your home
MAKE YOUR MAINTENANCE VISIT USEFUL.
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Before the visit
Gather the equipment make and model, fuel type, last service date and any previous reports. Note uneven temperatures, new noises, leaks or changes in operation. Tell us about access restrictions when requesting service. You do not need to diagnose the problem first.
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Agree on the scope
Maintenance depends on the equipment and its instructions. Ask which inspection, cleaning and operating checks are proposed, and how any additional repair would be approved. Fuel-system, combustion, electrical and safety-control work belongs with a qualified technician.
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Keep the record
Ask for a record of work completed, any unresolved concerns and the next recommended service date. Keep it with the owner’s manual and previous reports. If repair or replacement is recommended, ask what finding supports that recommendation.
Between visits
KNOW WHAT YOU CAN CHECK SAFELY.
In Yellowknife, arranging routine maintenance before sustained winter use gives you time to discuss concerns and any follow-up work. Use the equipment manufacturer’s instructions and the technician’s findings to set the schedule. Health Canada recommends professional inspection of fuel-burning appliances at least annually or according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
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Furnaces and airflow
Keep supply and return grilles free of furniture and stored items. Check filters only as the owner’s manual permits, using the specified type and safe shutdown instructions. Leave burner, fuel-line and electrical work to a professional.
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Boilers and hot-water systems
Record visible leaks, unusual sounds and rooms that are not warming normally. Do not open hot or pressurized parts, adjust fuel controls or repeatedly reset equipment that has stopped. Report the observations and the equipment details when you call.
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Ventilation and winter access
Follow the ventilation unit’s manual for owner-maintenance tasks. Observe safely accessible outdoor openings for snow or frost blockage, and report damage or persistent ice. Keep the route to the equipment accessible without disturbing pipes, wiring or vents.
Propane heating and maintenance
Health Canada appliance-maintenance guidance
If your heat has stopped, call 867-447-2856 to explain the situation and check availability. If a carbon monoxide alarm sounds, leave immediately for fresh air and call 911 from outside. Do not re-enter until emergency responders say it is safe. A web request does not confirm an appointment or emergency response.
JSL MECHANICAL · YELLOWKNIFE
TELL US WHAT YOU NEED.
Share your location, equipment and what has changed. JSL will contact you to discuss the next step.
Sending a request does not book an appointment or confirm emergency response.
No heat or urgent service?
Call 867-447-2856Call to explain the problem and check availability. Do not wait for a web reply for an urgent issue.
REQUEST SERVICE
Complete the Jobber form below to send your request to JSL.
INTERESTED IN PLANNED MAINTENANCE?
Ask about residential maintenance or an ongoing commercial service arrangement.