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Repair, maintenance, installation, and replacement
of residential heating systems on the island of Montreal: wall-mounted heat pumps, central heat pumps,
electric furnaces, central systems, and
HVAC solutions adapted to Quebec winters.
Repair of heat pumps, electric furnaces, and central systems
Preventive maintenance before and during the heating season
Installation and replacement of efficient heating systems
Solutions for condos, plexes, houses, and multi-unit buildings in Montreal
Experienced refrigeration technicians certified by RBQ
Price explained before the work
Your system no longer heats, blows cold air, starts and stops too often, or displays an error code? AirGreen can diagnose issues with wall-mounted heat pumps, central heat pumps, electric furnaces, central systems, thermostats, ventilation motors, electronic boards, or electrical components.
In Montreal, a heating system must be chosen and maintained according to the building’s specifics: a condo with co-ownership rules, an old duplex or triplex, a plex with alley access, a house with existing ducts, an outdoor unit on a balcony or flat roof, a compact mechanical room, a limited electrical panel, or a dwelling with different comfort zones. At AirGreen, we analyze these constraints before recommending a repair, replacement, or new installation.
A popular solution for heating and cooling a room, a condo, a plex, or a specific area. It is ideal when the building has no ducts and you want to improve comfort without installing a complete central system.
A single outdoor unit connected to multiple indoor units to control comfort in different rooms or on different floors. This is an interesting solution for plexes, multi-story houses, large condos, and Montreal buildings where needs vary from one area to another.
For projects where a traditional wall unit is not ideal, AirGreen offers more discreet or specialized heating solutions: ceiling cassette, ducted unit, low console, and floor-ceiling unit. These systems can be very useful in condos, multiplexes, houses, or commercial spaces in Montreal where aesthetics, wall space, air distribution, or room layout require a more personalized approach.
A complete central system typically includes a central indoor unit, such as an electric furnace or an air handler, combined with an outdoor unit, like a central heat pump. This solution allows heating and cooling of the entire property through an existing or newly adapted duct network.
The “Add-On” solution is designed to add a central heat pump to an existing central system. It improves heating efficiency and adds central air conditioning, while retaining certain existing components when their condition, compatibility, and the building’s configuration allow.
An electric furnace is a reliable solution for central forced-air systems. It can serve as the main heating source or be combined with a central heat pump to provide supplemental heating during colder periods.
A heating problem can quickly become urgent during the winter in Montreal. Before replacing a device, it is important to first understand the real cause of the problem: settings, thermostat, filter, ventilation, defrosting, electrical component, refrigerant, or air distribution. AirGreen provides a clear diagnosis to help you determine whether your system can be repaired, optimized, or if it needs to be replaced.
Repair or replace your heating system?
The question everyone is asking in Montreal!
Clear diagnosis before any decision
Repair when it’s profitable
Replace only if necessary
Price explained before the work
Yes
Rarely
Yes
Not necessary
Sometimes
Yes
Sometimes
Yes
Sometimes
Yes
To be evaluated
Often
Difficult
Often
To correct
Sometimes
The system works, but the house remains cold, some rooms are uncomfortable, or the temperature drops too quickly.
Your heat pump, furnace, or central system is blowing cold air, not starting, or not maintaining the requested temperature.
A system that frequently starts and stops, makes noise, or emits an unusual odor should be checked promptly.
A poorly maintained, poorly calibrated, aging, or improperly adapted device can consume more energy than necessary.
Possible causes:
Heating maintenance helps identify problems before they become urgent. In Montreal, waiting for the first cold snap to check your system can lead to delays, discomfort, and more costly repairs. AirGreen recommends having systems checked before the cold season, especially when a device heats less effectively, consumes more, or makes unusual noises.
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Changing a heating system can represent a significant investment, but some projects may be eligible for financial aid programs depending on the type of equipment installed, its performance, capacity, building configuration, and the rules in effect at the time of the work.
In Montreal, an efficient heat pump, a central heat pump, an electric furnace combined with a more efficient solution, or a conversion to a more modern heating system can sometimes help reduce the total project cost. AirGreen can help you check the available options before choosing your equipment.
Since programs change over time, we avoid general promises. Our approach is simple: validate eligibility based on your building, your equipment, and your actual project, then guide you toward a reliable, efficient heating solution suited to Montreal winters.
