Make use of your garage year-round with a garage heater. Whether you use it as a shop, for storage or to park your vehicle, you won’t regret heating the space — especially when you climb into a warm vehicle on a Saskatoon winter morning.
Garage heaters are a beautiful thing in fall and winter. In Canada the changing seasons mean most people can’t use their garages year-round — so maximise the space with a heater from Lennox, one of the best garage-heater brands on the market. Our team works anywhere in Saskatoon and area: we help you plan the install, then get your garage heater fitted so you’re warm through the cold months.
No more warming up your car in the morning. With a new garage heater you can store paint all year, get into a warm vehicle, and work on projects year-round in the comfort of your garage.
A natural gas garage heater needs a properly sized gas supply. If your garage doesn’t already have one, Gibbon can install the gas line as part of the project. For detached garages, this may involve running an underground gas line from your home or gas supply to the garage. Gibbon already offers this service for both attached and detached garages.
Yes, gas work in Saskatchewan requires a gas permit before work begins, and only licensed Gas Contractors can perform gas installations and request the required gas permit.
Yes, Gibbon installs garage heaters in both attached and detached garages in Saskatoon, Warman, and Martensville. Detached garages may require additional gas piping, including an underground gas line depending on the property layout. We’ll assess your garage and determine the best way to safely supply and install the heater.
It can be more expensive, depending whether you already have a natural gas service to the garage. If a detached garage doesn’t already have natural gas service, an underground gas line may need to be installed between the house or gas supply and the garage. The distance, trenching requirements and site conditions can add to the installation cost. We can assess the property and include the required gas-line work in your quote.
A heater can be installed in most garages, but insulation can make a significant difference in comfort and operating costs. An insulated garage generally holds heat longer and requires less energy to maintain the desired temperature. If your garage has little or no insulation, we’ll take that into account when recommending a heater.
The best location depends on the garage layout, ceiling height, doors, available wall or ceiling space, venting and gas-line access. Proper placement also helps distribute warm air throughout the garage. Our team will determine a suitable location during the assessment.
