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September 21, 2026

GALE and Enercare Turns Winter Prep Into “Comfort Days” With Nostalgic New Campaign

Created with GALE, the campaign uses animation inspired by classic holiday television to put homeowners in a cozy winter mindset

GALE

A Business Agency

Enercare, one of Canada’s largest home and commercial services companies, is giving homeowners a new reason to get ahead of winter with the launch of “Comfort Days.” The campaign uses nostalgic animation and familiar winter comforts to reframe annual furnace maintenance as the first step toward a genuinely cozy season.

Created in collaboration with business agency GALE, “Comfort Days” is rooted in a familiar tension: winter preparation often feels like more of an obligation than something to look forward to. Furnace maintenance sits on the same to-do list as other cold-weather chores, with its benefits easy to overlook until temperatures begin to drop. “Comfort Days” flips that perspective by focusing on what winter preparation makes possible: returning to a home that is already warm and comfortable.

The creative brings this idea to life through a nostalgic claymation-style world that deliberately evokes classic holiday specials, instantly putting viewers in a cozy winter mindset. Knitted textures, glowing fireplaces, and cozy slippers build anticipation, shifting the focus from the work of preparing to the feeling that follows. The team worked with Bent Labs to develop the campaign's animation, which rolls out the week of September 15 across channels.

“Many homeowners wait until the first cold snap to think about their furnace, which can be too late. ‘Comfort Days' is about changing both the timeline and the mindset. By connecting furnace maintenance with something they genuinely value—knowing their home will be warm and ready when they need it most—we’re giving people a reason to act earlier,” said Jenny Thompson, Vice President, Marketing, Enercare.

"Nobody gets excited about winter prep. It's the chore you put off until the furnace makes a noise. So we didn't focus on the chore. We focused on the payoff: a warm house, a hot coffee, and the frost on the other side of the glass. 'Comfort Days' is what the season feels like when you're actually ready for it." said Jason McCann, Managing Director, GALE.