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Wall-mounted, multi-zone and central heat pumps, electric furnaces, PTAC units. Calculate your savings at Hydro-Québec rates, see your home heat down to −30 °C and the LogisVert grant for each model, then book a free visit.
Free on-site visit, written estimate within 24 hours.
AirGreen installs, maintains and repairs home heating systems in Montréal, Laval, Longueuil, the North Shore and the South Shore. From the ductless wall-mounted heat pump to the multi-zone, from the electric furnace to the central heat pump, we choose with you the solution that fits your home, for more comfort and a lower bill.
InstallationFree visit, choice of unit and capacity, then full installation by our refrigeration technicians and electricians.
MaintenanceA heat pump lasts 10 to 15 years. Fall maintenance keeps it efficient and protects the compressor.
RepairIt heats less, it no longer starts, the outdoor unit ices up: we travel anywhere in Greater Montréal.
Choose your situation and a system. The cut-away house shows where the heat flows, and lower the outdoor temperature to see when backup heat takes over. Wall-mounted, multi-zone and central units use real data from our featured models.
Tap a system’s name to highlight it. The guided path above highlights it for you.
The result names the system, real models with their LogisVert grant, possible grants and who does what: AirGreen, a licensed partner or you.
Three ways to enter your numbers. The calculation applies Hydro-Québec’s Rate D in effect since April 1, 2026 and the efficiency published by Natural Resources Canada.
It appears on your Hydro-Québec bill and in your Customer Space.
100% if it heats the whole house. A single wall unit in a house with several closed rooms: lower this percentage.
The figures come from the model spec sheets: capacity at −8 °C, maximum capacity at −15 °C and −30 °C, and coefficient of performance (COP), meaning the kWh of heat produced for 1 kWh paid.
Tap a model: the calculation reruns with its spec sheet data and the LogisVert guide v1.10 of September 15, 2026.
Teal-green bar: base grant. Yellow bar: plex bonus, when it applies.
The status of each program as of October 14, 2026. Each card leads to our detailed page.
Stacking the federal rebate with LogisVert is not confirmed: the LogisVert guide v1.10 (section 4.1) prohibits another government grant for the same equipment.
Enter the installation date (past or planned). The dates are calculated from today.
Set the heat pump: the baseboard setpoint follows. It is Hydro-Québec’s method so that backup heat only starts when needed.
Tap a season: what to do, and what our technicians check.
Have the heat pump checked by a professional: refrigerant pressure, circuit components, electrical.
Clean the filters, coils and condensate drain.
Check that your backup heating works before the first cold snap.
Source: Québec.ca, updated December 17, 2025.
Choose what you notice. If nothing changes, our service team travels anywhere in Greater Montréal.
Check that the remote is in heating mode and that the setpoint is at least 17 °C, the minimum in heating.
Set the fan to high speed or AUTO, and point the louvres down.
Clean the indoor filters: once a month during winter, with lukewarm water, no detergent.
Source: Hydro-Québec, heat pump use and maintenance guide, 2026.
Five commitments, each with its proof. Then four steps, so you always know where things stand.
We look at the house, the ducts, the electrical panel and where the outdoor unit will go.
Model, capacity, final price and indicative LogisVert grant, before any work.
Our refrigeration technicians and electricians install the unit, the lines and the circuit.
Your invoice includes the GST and QST numbers, the RBQ licence and the AHRI number required.
Choose your city: the nearest office and the municipal rules for the outdoor unit appear.
Distance from the neighbouring lot, front yard, noise: we check your city’s rules during the visit.
Tap the map for our Montréal heating service page: repair, maintenance and installation.
14 questions
Yes. A standard model generally heats down to −8 °C. A model designed for cold climates goes much lower: the featured models on this page publish a −30 °C limit. Below the limit, backup heating takes over.
Yes. In Quebec, another system must take over during extreme cold. Set the baseboards about 3 degrees below the heat pump (22 °C and 19 °C, for example) so the heat pump works first.
It depends on your consumption and on the share of the house the heat pump heats. The simulator on this page applies Hydro-Québec’s Rate D in effect since April 1, 2026 and the efficiency published by Natural Resources Canada (up to 2.5 times for a cold-climate model). The result is indicative.
$120 per 1,000 BTU/h of heating capacity at −8 °C for an ENERGY STAR cold-climate model, and $50 for a standard ENERGY STAR model. The grant never exceeds 100% of the cost before taxes. A bonus of $100 per 1,000 BTU/h applies to cold-climate wall units in an eligible plex, installed since June 15, 2026.
The application is made online within 9 months of installation. Hydro-Québec processes a complete file in 10 to 12 weeks.
Announced on October 8, 2026: up to $10,000 for households below the median income, $2,000 for others. The portal is targeted for early 2027 and the detailed rules are not yet published. Stacking with LogisVert is not confirmed.
An electric furnace heats with resistance: 1 kWh paid gives 1 kWh of heat. A heat pump moves heat from the outdoor air and can use 2 to 2.5 times less energy over the season. With ducts, the two are often paired: the central heat pump heats and the furnace serves as backup.
Between 10 and 15 years, according to the Government of Quebec. Maintenance makes a big difference: clean filters, a clear outdoor unit, a professional check, preferably in the fall.
For an air-to-water heat pump, the hot-water side is done by a partner contractor holding the required licence. AirGreen holds RBQ licence 5645-9605-01, subclasses 15.8 Ventilation, 15.10 Refrigeration and 16 Electricity.
No. We install heat pumps, electric furnaces and PTAC units. For an oil conversion, we install the heat pump; removing the tank and the oil appliance is done by a contractor holding the required licence.
Under Rate D, in effect since April 1, 2026: 7.065¢ per kWh for the first 40 kWh a day, then 11.142¢ per kWh. In winter, heating is mostly paid at the second price. An access charge of 46.154¢ per day is added.
Each city and borough has its own rules (distance from the neighbouring lot, front yard, noise). Our Permits and bylaws pages summarize those of Montréal, Longueuil, Brossard, Boucherville, Terrebonne and other cities. We check during the visit.
Montréal, Laval, Longueuil, the South Shore and the North Shore. Our office is at 4951 Sainte-Catherine Street East in Montréal, and our showroom at 1370 Joliot-Curie Street, Unit 712, in Boucherville.
The filters (once a month in winter), the mode and setpoint (17 °C minimum in heating), the fan on AUTO or high, and snow around the outdoor unit. If that does not fix it, book a service call.
Amounts shown are estimates; only the responsible agencies confirm the grant awarded.
Your information is used only to answer your request. Privacy policy.
Wall-mounted, multi-zone and central heat pumps, electric furnaces, PTAC units. Calculate your savings at Hydro-Québec rates, see your home heat down to −30 °C and the LogisVert grant for each model, then book a free visit.
AirGreen installs, maintains and repairs home heating systems in Montréal, Laval, Longueuil, the North Shore and the South Shore. From the ductless wall-mounted heat pump to the multi-zone, from the electric furnace to the central heat pump, we choose with you the solution that fits your home, for more comfort and a lower bill.
InstallationFree visit, choice of unit and capacity, then full installation by our refrigeration technicians and electricians.
MaintenanceA heat pump lasts 10 to 15 years. Fall maintenance keeps it efficient and protects the compressor.
RepairIt heats less, it no longer starts, the outdoor unit ices up: we travel anywhere in Greater Montréal.
Choose your situation and a system. The cut-away house shows where the heat flows, and lower the outdoor temperature to see when backup heat takes over. Wall-mounted, multi-zone and central units use real data from our featured models.
Tap a system’s name to highlight it. The guided path above highlights it for you.
The result names the system, real models with their LogisVert grant, possible grants and who does what: AirGreen, a licensed partner or you.
Three ways to enter your numbers. The calculation applies Hydro-Québec’s Rate D in effect since April 1, 2026 and the efficiency published by Natural Resources Canada.
It appears on your Hydro-Québec bill and in your Customer Space.
We work out your consumption from Rate D: access charge of 46.154¢ per day, 7.065¢ for the first 40 kWh per day, 11.142¢ after that.
100% if it heats the whole house. A single wall unit in a house with several closed rooms: lower this percentage.
The figures come from the model spec sheets: capacity at −8 °C, maximum capacity at −15 °C and −30 °C, and coefficient of performance (COP), meaning the kWh of heat produced for 1 kWh paid.
Tap a model: the calculation reruns with its spec sheet data and the LogisVert guide v1.10 of September 15, 2026.
Teal-green bar: base grant. Yellow bar: plex bonus, when it applies.
The status of each program as of October 14, 2026. Each card leads to our detailed page.
Stacking the federal rebate with LogisVert is not confirmed: the LogisVert guide v1.10 (section 4.1) prohibits another government grant for the same equipment.
Enter the installation date (past or planned). The dates are calculated from today.
Set the heat pump: the baseboard setpoint follows. It is Hydro-Québec’s method so that backup heat only starts when needed.
Tap a season: what to do, and what our technicians check.
Choose what you notice. If nothing changes, our service team travels anywhere in Greater Montréal.
Five commitments, each with its proof. Then four steps, so you always know where things stand.
We look at the house, the ducts, the electrical panel and where the outdoor unit will go.
Model, capacity, final price and indicative LogisVert grant, before any work.
Our refrigeration technicians and electricians install the unit, the lines and the circuit.
Your invoice includes the GST and QST numbers, the RBQ licence and the AHRI number required.
Choose your city: the nearest office and the municipal rules for the outdoor unit appear.
Distance from the neighbouring lot, front yard, noise: we check your city’s rules during the visit.
Tap the map for our Montréal heating service page: repair, maintenance and installation.
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Amounts shown are estimates; only the responsible agencies confirm the grant awarded.
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