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 installs, repairs and maintains furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioners and ductless systems in Navan. Our family-owned Ottawa company has served the region since 2005, with directly employed technicians carrying out the work. We help with heating breakdowns, equipment replacements and comfort problems that need more investigation than a new thermostat setting.
Our Navan projects include a horizontal furnace installed in a crawlspace and a geothermal heat pump with ductwork for a home addition. That experience is useful when access is tight or your living space is changing. We assess the equipment, the rooms it needs to serve and the installation work together.
For existing equipment, we can diagnose a fault and explain the repair. For an upgrade, we’ll prepare a quote that accounts for the heating and cooling you need, including any equipment you plan to keep.
AirZone provides furnace replacement, heating repairs, central AC, heat-pump installation and ductless cooling for Navan homeowners. We also look after equipment after installation, with maintenance and service for the systems already in your home.
A furnace in a crawlspace needs more than enough room for the cabinet. Its connections, service clearances and the route for bringing equipment in and out all matter. During a furnace replacement assessment, we review access alongside heating requirements, ductwork, venting, drainage and the cooling equipment that will remain.
The horizontal furnace installation in our Navan gallery shows one way equipment can fit the available space. For your project, we explain the proposed configuration and associated work in the quote, including access needed after installation.
If rooms have been difficult to heat, mention that during the assessment. A replacement is an opportunity to investigate airflow or control problems that could otherwise remain after a new furnace is installed.
Adding living space changes the area your system must serve. We can assess whether extending existing ducts is appropriate, whether the current equipment has suitable capacity and whether the new rooms would be better served separately. The room layout and the way you plan to use the addition belong in that discussion.
Our Navan work includes a geothermal heat pump with new ductwork for an addition. For another property, an air-source heat pump or ductless system may be a different route worth considering. Our heat-pump installation service assesses the proposed equipment against the home’s heating and cooling needs, available utilities and installation requirements.
If a furnace will remain, we explain its role alongside the heat pump. For an all-electric proposal, winter output, electrical requirements and backup heating need to be addressed as well as summer cooling. The quote should make the intended arrangement clear.
For a home with usable ductwork, central AC installation includes consideration of the indoor coil, air movement and existing furnace or air handler. Tell us whether the previous system cooled the house evenly. A longstanding hot room deserves investigation even if the outdoor unit is now the part that has failed.
A ductless installation can provide heating and cooling directly to a room without extending the central ducts. We plan indoor coverage, outdoor placement and the route between the units, including drainage and future maintenance access.
If you are planning an addition or renovating around existing equipment, involve the HVAC assessment while the layout can still be reviewed. Duct routes, refrigerant lines, drainage, electrical connections and access panels can all affect the finished space. Drawings and the intended room uses help us explain the proposed installation work.
Future service deserves room in that plan too. A finished enclosure, cabinet or new wall can make filters, controls or equipment panels difficult to reach. We can identify the access needed for the proposed system so it can be considered before those details are finalized. The quote should distinguish the HVAC work included from associated work that needs separate arrangements.
A system that stops heating, starts and shuts down repeatedly or struggles to reach the set temperature needs a diagnosis. Our furnace repair service investigates the equipment and explains the failed component or operating problem. The condition of the system and its repair history help determine whether repairing it is a sensible next step.
You do not need to decide on replacement before booking. Tell us what changed, when it happens and whether you still have any heat. For an urgent no-heat problem, call 613-592-5770 and describe the situation rather than submitting a new-equipment quote request.
If the air conditioner has recently become unreliable, AC diagnostics can establish whether repair is possible. We review the fault before recommending replacement.
When booking furnace maintenance, mention a crawlspace location, restricted entry or changes made around the equipment. Service for a working system provides a review of operation, airflow, filters, controls and accessible cleaning needs. An active fault should be identified when booking so the visit addresses it.
Heat pumps, ductless units and ventilation equipment need their own appropriate care. Our Navan work includes ventilation installations, and we can review an HRV or ERV alongside other comfort concerns. Tell us which appliances need attention and how they are reached.
Request service for repairs or maintenance, or use the equipment quote form for planned work. Include your Navan address and any access restrictions. Our office can confirm travel charges and appointment arrangements for the property. Boilers, water heaters and air-quality equipment can also be included when they need service.
