SALES & SERVICE
Head Office
Office Hours
Monday to Friday
7:30am - 4:00pm
SALES & SERVICE
Head Office
Office Hours
Monday to Friday
7:30am - 4:00pm
AirZone HVAC Services provides furnace installation and repair, air conditioning, heat pumps and ductless systems for homeowners in Kanata. As a family-owned Ottawa company, we use our own technicians for installations and service, so you have a local team to turn to for repairs, maintenance and advice.
When it’s time to replace the furnace or air conditioner that came with your home, we’ll help you compare the options without overlooking equipment that still works well. Our assessment includes your heating and cooling requirements, existing ductwork and any concerns about noise or uneven temperatures. Considering a heat pump? We can explain whether keeping your gas furnace as backup makes sense for your home.
Whether you need a repair or are planning an equipment upgrade, contact our team to arrange a service visit or a free installation quote.
AirZone HVAC Services installs, repairs and maintains furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps and ductless systems in Kanata, Ontario. Our in-house team provides heating repairs, equipment replacements and seasonal maintenance, including 24/7 support for urgent no-heat problems. We also offer free quotes for new heating and cooling equipment.
Our Kanata installation gallery includes gas furnaces, a heat pump and ductless systems installed in local homes. The photos below show examples of our work, from basement furnace installations to outdoor equipment placement.
Still using the furnace that came with your home? Replacing it gives you a chance to reconsider how the house heats. Perhaps the furnace is loud enough to interrupt conversations, or the temperature drops noticeably between heating cycles. Those concerns help us determine whether a straightforward replacement or a system with more advanced controls would be worth considering.
Our furnace installation service starts with your home’s heating requirements rather than automatically matching the old furnace’s capacity. We also check the venting, ductwork and connections to your existing air conditioner or a future heat pump.
Two-stage and variable-speed options may be worth comparing when quieter operation and steadier airflow are priorities. Our own installation team completes the work, tests the equipment and walks you through the controls.
A furnace breakdown does not automatically mean you need a new system. Our furnace repair technicians investigate failed ignition, repeated shutdowns, weak heating and unusual noises before recommending a repair. We explain what has failed, which parts are required and what the repair involves before you approve the work. For an expensive repair, we can also discuss whether replacement deserves consideration.
For an urgent loss of heat overnight or on a weekend, call 613-592-5770 for 24/7 emergency heating assistance. Let our team know that your Kanata home has no heat rather than submitting a new-equipment quote request.
An air conditioner that blows warm air, develops ice or trips a breaker needs a diagnosis. Our air conditioning repair service checks the equipment and identifies whether the problem involves airflow, electrical components, drainage or the refrigerant circuit. We provide repair options based on the findings, rather than assuming the outdoor unit needs replacing.
When replacement makes sense, our central air conditioner installation team considers cooling capacity, humidity control and compatibility with your indoor equipment. Tell us whether the old system cooled the house comfortably before it failed. That helps separate a recent equipment fault from a longstanding airflow or sizing problem that should be addressed during installation.
For a system that is still cooling normally, our air-conditioning maintenance service includes operational checks, an airflow review and attention to drainage and the outdoor unit. A spring visit gives us a chance to check equipment that has been idle over winter. Tell us if the system is already leaking, freezing up or struggling to cool so we can arrange a diagnostic visit.
A room that needs its own temperature control may be a good candidate for a ductless mini-split system. We assess the space, insulation and sun exposure, then recommend the capacity and indoor unit placement. For a home office or bedroom, we also consider airflow direction, equipment noise and where the outdoor unit and connecting lines will go.
You do not necessarily have to remove a working gas furnace to install a heat pump. A compatible hybrid system combines an electric heat pump with furnace backup, allowing the heat pump to provide cooling and take on part of the heating demand. This is one option to compare when your air conditioner needs replacing but your furnace still has useful life remaining.
For homeowners considering an all-electric system, the assessment needs to cover winter heating capacity, electrical requirements and backup heating—not just summer cooling performance. Our heat pump installation team reviews those requirements alongside your ductwork and controls.
Outdoor placement also matters: we plan for snow clearance, drainage, noise and access for future service. We’ll explain the proposed setup so you know which equipment stays and what the change involves.
A seasonal tune-up is an opportunity to check how your furnace is operating before it spends long stretches running through winter. Our furnace maintenance service includes operational checks, accessible cleaning, a filter and airflow review, and attention to the concerns you have noticed.
Recently moved into a Kanata home with an unfamiliar heating system? A maintenance appointment can help establish its condition and what needs attention next. We offer one-time service visits and Family maintenance plans for ongoing care. If the furnace is already malfunctioning, request a repair appointment so we can investigate the fault.
Dry air, dust and stale rooms are worth mentioning even when the furnace is keeping the house warm. We can review your humidifier, filtration and HRV or ERV ventilation setup alongside your heating equipment, including whether filter restrictions or control settings are affecting airflow and comfort.
Our services also include boilers, hot water tanks and tankless water heaters. When planning several equipment upgrades, tell us what you would like to address so we can consider the systems together.
Call 613-592-5770 or request service online for a repair or maintenance appointment. For a new furnace, air conditioner or heat pump, complete the equipment quote form on this page. We can also discuss financing and applicable rebate opportunities. Kanata is within our service zone with no extra trip charge.
