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 offers furnace replacements, air conditioning, heat pump and ductless installations in Hunt Club, along with repairs and seasonal maintenance. We work with the indoor equipment and outdoor components together, so the proposed system accounts for the home it will serve.
Our local installation experience includes heat pumps and air handlers, as well as gas furnaces. Whether you need service for an existing appliance or are replacing several components, our directly employed technicians and comfort advisors can explain the work and support the equipment after installation.
AirZone has served Ottawa since 2005 as a family-run company. Use this page’s form to request a furnace, heat pump or AC quote, or book service for a heating or cooling problem.
For a system replacement or an existing equipment problem in Hunt Club, AirZone provides installation, repair and maintenance services. Our team works with furnaces, central air conditioners, heat pumps and ductless systems, including their indoor components and controls.
If your furnace has developed a fault, our repair service investigates the cause before a replacement decision. Problems such as failed ignition, repeated shutdowns or weak heat need equipment checks rather than a guess based on age alone. We explain the identified repair and discuss further options where the condition of the system warrants it.
For a loss of heat, call 613-592-5770 and let our team know what is happening. Previous service findings and model information are helpful when arranging the visit.
In one Hunt Club condo, the homeowner wanted a quieter, less crowded balcony and an update to the indoor heating and filtration. AirZone replaced the older outdoor unit with a cooling-only Moovair Maelys air conditioner and installed a Rheem R962V furnace with a MACL air cleaner. Mitchell Raine helped design the replacement, and Cameron Walker completed the installation in a day and a half. See our Hunt Club furnace and air conditioner replacement for the project details and before-and-after photos.
A furnace sits at the centre of many ducted heating and cooling systems. Replacing it can affect the indoor coil, controls and airflow as well as winter heating. Our furnace installation assessment reviews those connections and the home’s heating requirements before recommending equipment.
For your replacement, we also consider access to the mechanical area, venting and the equipment you plan to keep. If a renovation has changed the space around the furnace or added rooms, that belongs in the assessment.
We explain the proposed equipment and related work, and our own installers check operation after the setup is complete. The handover includes the controls and routine care, with service available when the system needs attention later.
The indoor equipment matters because the outdoor unit is only one part of delivering heating and cooling through a home. A proposed heat pump installation should identify both components and explain their role.
We review heating requirements, duct airflow, electrical work and controls. A compatible furnace may remain as backup heat, while an all-electric design needs a complete winter heating plan. We explain what stays, what changes and how the equipment will be operated in colder conditions.
Outdoor placement is also planned around access, drainage and the surroundings. The configuration selected for your home depends on its own assessment.
When an air conditioner blows warm air, develops ice or has repeated drainage trouble, our cooling technicians investigate the system. We explain the findings and repair options. A current equipment fault and a room that has always been difficult to cool may require different attention.
For central AC replacement, we assess cooling capacity, indoor equipment and available airflow. The proposal accounts for the furnace or air handler remaining in place. If the heating also needs updating, we can plan the changes together so the new components are selected around the complete system.
An office, addition or bedroom may need comfort that the central system is not providing. Our ductless installation service reviews the room, insulation, exposure and use, then considers the indoor-unit position and area to be served. We also plan the outdoor equipment, connecting lines, drainage and service access.
For more than one room, the design needs to establish how each area will receive heating or cooling. Air does not necessarily move effectively through closed doors or between floors. A single indoor unit, multiple heads or another type of system can be assessed around the layout.
AirZone also provides garage-heating service in Hunt Club. Treat that as a separate request from heating the main living space: describe the garage, how you use it and the equipment already present. We can assess the proposed work for that area rather than assume the house system or a standard ductless layout is appropriate.
Routine maintenance provides an opportunity to check operation, review accessible components and discuss changes in airflow or temperature. Identify the furnace, AC, heat pump or ductless equipment that needs service. If something is already malfunctioning, describe the fault so the booking reflects a repair need.
We also provide boiler, water-heater, filtration, air-purification and HRV/ERV services. Bring up ventilation or moisture concerns separately from the temperature complaint so the relevant equipment can be assessed.
Use the quote form for a planned installation at your Hunt Club home. For repairs or maintenance, request service online with your address and the appliances involved.
