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, boiler, heat pump and air conditioner installation, repair and maintenance in Constance Bay. We work with ducted heating and cooling, hydronic systems and ductless mini splits, so your options can reflect the heating arrangement you already have. From repairing a furnace to adding cooling alongside boiler heat, our team can handle the equipment involved.
We install central and ductless cooling and help homeowners plan heating upgrades around the equipment they want to keep. We also offer water heaters, HRV and ERV ventilation, filtration and air purification when your project involves more than temperature control. Family-owned and serving the Ottawa region since 2005, AirZone uses directly employed technicians and installers. We explain the proposed work and equipment choices before you decide, and provide maintenance and repair support for the systems you keep. Request a new-equipment quote or arrange service for your Constance Bay property.
AirZone installs and services furnaces, boilers, air conditioners and heat pumps in Constance Bay. Whether the job is a repair, added cooling or a heating replacement, we can work through the options for your existing arrangement and provide ongoing equipment maintenance.
Keeping a boiler does not rule out adding air conditioning. If the boiler heats radiators or in-floor loops, cooling can be supplied through a separate air system. A ductless mini split heats or cools the spaces served by its indoor units, without requiring furnace ducts to be added throughout the home.
AirZone’s Constance Bay work includes a residential boiler installation. For a home using hydronic heat, we can discuss cooling alongside the equipment already there. The number and position of indoor units depend on the rooms being served, their layout and everyday use. Existing boiler heat may remain part of the plan even when ductless equipment adds heating as well as cooling.
Our boiler services cover the hydronic heating equipment itself. A loss of heat, uneven performance or a change in operation should be described when booking. Tell us whether the problem affects the whole home or only part of it, and what heating equipment is installed. Those details help focus the service request.
A furnace with suitable ductwork offers another route to cooling. The central air conditioner works with an indoor coil, and the blower distributes cooled air through the ducts. Our Constance Bay work includes a furnace-and-new-coil installation, showing that indoor side of a connected system.
For central AC installation, AirZone considers the cooling requirement and how the coil, blower and outdoor equipment will work together. If your old system struggled in certain rooms before it failed, that belongs in the assessment. Replacing a failed component and correcting a longstanding distribution problem are different parts of the job. An existing AC fault can be investigated through our cooling repair service.
For homes with a furnace, we also provide heating diagnostics and repair. A furnace that shuts down repeatedly or fails to produce the expected heat needs an assessment before replacement is assumed. The fault, repair requirements and general condition of the appliance can then be considered together. For an urgent loss of heat, call 613-592-5770 and describe the issue directly.
When a furnace replacement is appropriate, we assess the home’s heating needs and the installation requirements. Existing venting, ducts, controls and connected cooling equipment can affect the scope as well as the furnace model.
Let us know about changes to the home or rooms that have been difficult to heat. A proposal should make the included work understandable, including which components remain. Once the equipment is installed, the controls and care requirements should be clear for the people using it.
A heat pump supplies cooling and can provide heat, either through a central indoor arrangement or ductless units. The right approach depends on the home and the equipment you want to retain.
During a heat pump assessment, we consider heating and cooling needs, available airflow where ducts are used, electrical requirements and controls. The design also needs to explain the cold-weather heating arrangement. A retained furnace or boiler may have a continuing role, but that relationship should be planned rather than left for the homeowner to work out after installation.
Routine HVAC maintenance supports the systems you plan to keep. The work depends on the appliance, with attention to operation, airflow where applicable, cleaning needs and service findings. A current fault should be booked as a repair so it can be investigated directly.
We also offer HRV and ERV ventilation, filtration, air purification and water heaters. A ventilation concern or hot-water replacement may be part of the same broader project, while still needing its own equipment assessment. Mention those needs when arranging a consultation.
For new equipment, use the quote form on this page. For repair or maintenance, request service and include your address and current heating arrangement. Our booking team can confirm the visit arrangements for your property.
