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 helps Gloucester homeowners with furnace repairs and replacement, air conditioning, heat pumps and ductless systems. We also maintain existing equipment and provide ventilation, humidity and water-heating services. Our installations and service calls are handled by directly employed technicians.
Our Gloucester projects include gas furnaces, a ductless heat pump and an air handler that replaced a gas furnace. Those examples reflect different upgrade paths. We can assess whether to keep a working furnace, replace it or consider a broader electric-heating conversion, with the required indoor equipment and controls included in the discussion.
AirZone is a family-run Ottawa business serving the region since 2005. Arrange a repair or maintenance visit, or request a free new-equipment quote. Tell us about the equipment you have and the heating or cooling problem you would like to solve.
AirZone provides Gloucester homeowners with installation, repair and maintenance for furnaces, heat pumps and air conditioners. Our local work includes both furnace replacements and a conversion using a heat-pump air handler. We help define the work required for your home, from a component repair to a complete system change.
The Gloucester gallery documents an air handler installed to replace a gas furnace. A project like this starts with the whole heating system: suitable ducts, electrical capacity, winter heating demand and a plan for supplemental heat. Removing a furnace is a different scope of work from adding a heat pump alongside a compatible furnace.
For either approach, ask for the selected heat pump’s heating capacity at cold outdoor temperatures and how backup heat will be controlled. Compare expected operating costs using your existing fuel, electricity rates and the proposed equipment, rather than assuming a fixed saving. Our heat pump installation service explains the options.
One of our Gloucester project photos shows a heat pump on a raised stand. When planning your installation, review snow clearance, defrost-water drainage, service access and the manufacturer’s required clearances. Positioning also needs to account for noise near windows and neighbouring properties. The mounting arrangement should suit the selected equipment and the site.
Compare more than the equipment model. Ask the quote to identify any duct changes, venting, condensate drainage, electrical work, controls and old-equipment removal. Confirm taxes, any permit requirements, testing and the parts and labour warranty terms. This makes it easier to compare a straightforward replacement with a more involved conversion.
If your priority is summer cooling, discuss whether central AC replacement or a heat pump is the better fit. The ductless installation in our Gloucester gallery provides a local example of ductless heating and cooling for spaces without suitable ducts.
A furnace that is not heating properly needs a diagnosis before a replacement decision. Tell us whether it will not start, blows cool air, stops repeatedly or leaves particular rooms cold. Equipment age is one consideration; the fault, repair history, available parts and overall condition also matter. Our furnace repair service is the starting point for an existing problem.
When replacement makes sense, review the home’s heating load and airflow rather than simply matching the old furnace’s size. Check how the proposed furnace will work with your current air conditioner, filter cabinet, humidifier and thermostat. Our Gloucester gallery includes gas-furnace installations, including a furnace with a humidifier, so there are local examples of how those components fit together. Learn about our furnace installation process.
If your air conditioner has stopped cooling effectively, book an AC diagnostic visit. Our technicians investigate symptoms such as warm air, unexpected shutdowns, icing and drainage problems. We explain the findings before you decide on a repair or compare replacement equipment.
A heat pump that struggles in heating or cooling needs attention to the affected mode and its controls. Our heat-pump repair service can assess the system, including how it works with backup heat. Describe when the problem occurs and whether all rooms or indoor units are affected.
Heat-pump maintenance addresses the indoor and outdoor equipment that now handles heating and cooling. An air handler, accessible coils, filters, drainage and controls need suitable care; ductless indoor units need attention too. If a furnace remains in the system, identify it when arranging the visit. For a new fault, use the repair route rather than waiting for a routine maintenance appointment.
We can also review HRV or ERV ventilation, humidifiers and filtration. A stale room or humidity concern may involve a different part of the system from the equipment controlling temperature.
Use the quote form on this page for new equipment. For a repair, request a service visit and include your address, equipment type and symptoms. For urgent heating service, call 613-592-5770. If the system is working and due for routine care, see annual maintenance.
