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ABOUT ZILKA
Ernest Zilka founded Zilka Heating and Cooling in 1946. His vision was to start a family business that offered state-of-the-art comfort and efficiency for homes and businesses throughout Sylvan Lake. In 1988, Randy and Cindy (Ernest’s daughter) Forcier took over the business. They grew the company by keeping up with the latest technology and treating every customer with care and respect. Today, Zilka Heating and Cooling is a third-generation business in the capable hands of the couple’s son, Jeremy Forcier, and their daughter, Jessica Stites.
WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY
My furnace was not working, and I had no heat in my house. The furnace needed a new motor and another new part. I waited over a month for the parts to arrive.
Zilka was kind and forthcoming about the long wait for the parts, but ultimately, having to wait as long as I did with no heat was unacceptable, whatever way you slice it. If I hadn’t had another place to stay, I would have been out of luck.
Also, considering the unacceptably long wait, Zilka should have offered some kind of courtesy discount on SOMETHING. They didn’t offer any such thing.
I stress that the repair workers were excellent. The company was poor.”
“Fantastic work on a complicated steam boiler repiping. All work was done in a careful neat and professional manner. Came in as per estimate. Highly recommended.”
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WE SERVICE ALL BRANDS
ZILKA HEATING AND COOLING IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING YOU WITH COMFORT, QUALITY, SAFETY, 100% SATISFACTION, AND SERVICE SECOND TO NONE!
EMERGENCY SERVICE
Providing WEEKEND, HOLIDAY, and AFTER-HOURS EMERGENCY service for your safety and comfort.
PROFESSIONALS
Bringing together the most well-trained, PROFESSIONAL service staff, installation crews, office support staff, and design estimators in the industry.
30 POINT
Performing a 30-POINT QUALITY check at every installation.
EQUIPMENT
Stocking QUALITY PARTS and EQUIPMENT in volume to assure FAST SERVICE at the LOWEST possible price.
