Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce: Permits and Regulations | Heat pump or air conditioning unit

Dear residents of the Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough,

We are AirGreen, your trusted partner for HVAC solutions in the Greater Montreal area. We understand that each borough has its unique characteristics, and we are here to guide you through the local regulations regarding the installation of heat pumps and air conditioning units.

No Permit Required

Fortunately, in your borough, no permit is needed for the installation of a heat pump or an air conditioning unit, whether permanent or removable. However, it is imperative to comply with the existing urban planning regulations.

Installation Rules

• Building Facade: Installation on the facade is strictly prohibited.
• Side and Rear Yards: For installations in these areas, please adhere to the maximum allowed dimensions of the device:
  • Depth: 40 cm
  • Height: 75 cm
  • Width: 100 cm
• If your property is located at the intersection of two streets, please visit the Permit Counter for information specific to your case.

Removable Units

Removable air conditioning units can be installed on the facade without any issue.

Balcony Installation

Installation on a front-facing balcony is allowed under certain conditions:

• The building must have at least 4 dwellings.
• The dwelling should not have other balconies or terraces.
• Only one device is allowed per dwelling.
• Cables and pipes should not exceed 0.5 m and must be protected.
• The device must be at least 2 meters away from any neighboring window or balcony.
• Adherence to the maximum allowed dimensions of the device.
• The device should not facilitate climbing and must be concealed securely and aesthetically.

Noise Level

The property owner must ensure that the noise, vibrations, and water runoff from the device do not disturb the neighborhood's peace.

Exceptions

For residents of the historic and natural Mont-Royal borough, specific conditions apply. We advise you to inquire directly at the service counter.

Your Responsibility

As a customer, it is your responsibility to ensure that the installation complies with all regulations and to obtain your neighbors' agreement when necessary. Although we are here to guide and assist you, the final responsibility lies with you, unless otherwise stated in our contract. We are always at your disposal to provide the help and advice you might need.

In Conclusion

At AirGreen, we are committed to providing you with exceptional service while respecting local standards and regulations. For any questions or clarifications, please do not hesitate to contact us. Together, let's ensure a comfortable and compliant environment for all!