As you’re gearing up for the colder months and unrelenting Wisconsin winter, trust Harker to keep yourself and your vehicles comfortable.
Don’t let the name fool you, there are many applications for these hanging heating units. Installation is safe and fast, and they require little modification to your work space.
At Harker Heating and Cooling, let our team of experts help choose the right product and service for you.
This efficient and versatile product features the latest tubular heat exchanger technology and a single orifice burner system for long-lasting impact.
This unit is widely recognized as the industry’s most popular, residentially-certified gas-fired unit heater, and for a good reason. This is the ideal heating solution for residential garages and workshops.
Whatever your heating needs may be, our knowledgeable technicians at Harker Heating and Cooling will guide you through the process–from choosing the right product to professional installation and ongoing support to ensure your garage is as comfortable as possible all year round.
Call (608) 480-6786. Harker’s specialists are available 24/7 to assist you with all of your heating and cooling needs.
First, you must choose the right garage heater for your space, then mount it securely (typically on a wall or ceiling), and ensure proper ventilation. Harker Heating and Cooling will help choose the right product and provide professional installation to ensure safety and optimal performance.
The best way depends on your garage size, insulation level, and how often you use the space. Harker Heating and Cooling provides many products to best serve your unique needs, such as the Sterling Garage Guy Unit Heater, which offers the latest tubular heat exchanger technology for long-lasting impact, and the Modine Hot Dawg Unit Heater, which is ideal for residential garages and workshops.
Yes. Gas, propane, or natural draft heaters require ventilation for proper use. These types must be vented outdoors to safely remove combustion byproducts. Electric garage heaters don’t require ventilation, making them a good option for enclosed or insulated garages.
Garage unit heaters deliver whole-space warmth and are a cost-effective solution to generate dependable heat through harsh Wisconsin winters.
You should service your garage heater at least every two years. For older units, consider annual inspection. If you notice any unusual noises, high energy bills, or frequent thermostat adjustments, it’s a good idea to schedule maintenance for garage heaters as soon as you detect any issues. Garage heater repair is crucial to maintain a comfortable and safe environment year-round.
Whatever your needs may be, the knowledgeable technicians at Harker Heating and Cooling will guide you through the process–from choosing the right product to professional installation and ongoing garage heater maintenance to keep your garage safe and comfortable year-round. Contact Harker Heating and Cooling today.