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 repairs and installation, air conditioning, heat pumps and ductless cooling for Rockland homeowners. We also offer ongoing maintenance, boiler and water-heater services, and help with indoor air quality. Our family-run Ottawa company has served the region since 2005, using our own technicians for installations and service.
Our Rockland work includes heat pumps, air conditioning and a gas furnace installed in a crawl space. We consider access and equipment placement as well as heating and cooling needs, particularly when replacing equipment in a confined area. A new system should be practical to service after installation too.
Contact us for an equipment diagnosis, maintenance appointment or a free installation quote. Whether you need to restore cooling or plan a heating upgrade, we can explain the available work and the components that can remain in place.
AirZone offers Rockland homeowners new furnace, AC and heat-pump installations, along with repairs and maintenance. Our local examples include central and ductless cooling, heat pumps and a crawl-space furnace. We can help you choose the right service for an existing problem or plan the equipment and access needed for a replacement.
A furnace that fails to ignite, runs briefly and stops, or no longer delivers enough heat needs diagnosis. Our furnace repair technicians investigate the system and explain the fault and repair options. When a repair is substantial, the furnace’s condition and service history help you compare the repair with replacement.
If the equipment is in a crawl space or another restricted area, describe the access when arranging service. Information about the location, model and any thermostat error helps the team prepare for the visit. For urgent heating help, call 613-592-5770 so we can assess the situation directly.
Start a furnace replacement quote with the system you have: its fuel, approximate age, repair history and the rooms you find difficult to heat. Ask how the proposed furnace’s capacity and airflow match your home, and which existing components can stay. If you are also replacing the air conditioner, both systems should be considered together.
Our Rockland gallery includes a gas furnace in a crawl space. If your equipment is in a tight or difficult-to-reach location, mention it when booking so access, equipment dimensions and service clearances can be reviewed. See our furnace installation service for more about planning a replacement.
The right appointment depends on what you need:
Your existing AC is not cooling: request air conditioner diagnostics and repair. Describe weak airflow, unusual cycling, water or ice, and whether the problem affects the whole home or one area.
You want to replace central AC or add it for the first time: a central air installation assessment should consider the furnace or air handler, indoor coil, ducts, electrical requirements and drainage.
One space needs its own cooling: discuss a ductless mini split, including indoor-unit placement and which rooms it is intended to serve.
Our local project photos include a central air conditioner and a ductless air conditioner. Use these examples to discuss the layout you want; the equipment and capacity still need to suit your home.
Before choosing a system, decide whether the goal is room-by-room comfort, whole-home heating and cooling, or a heat pump working with an existing furnace. Compare cold-weather heating capacity, suitable ductwork, electrical needs and the backup-heating plan. Ask how the controls switch between heat sources and what changes are included in the quote.
Explore heat pump installation, or choose heat pump repair if you need help with a system already installed.
Routine maintenance focuses on equipment that is operating, with checks and appropriate care for its accessible components, filters, airflow and drainage. A ductless system also needs attention to its indoor units. Report any active fault when booking so the appointment covers investigation rather than seasonal care alone.
Our Rockland projects also include an electric hot-water tank. We can discuss water-heater service or replacement alongside heating work, while identifying the separate scope for each appliance. Ventilation and humidity concerns can be raised at the same time.
For a furnace that has stopped heating, start with furnace repair; for routine care, see annual maintenance. Use the form on this page for a new-equipment quote.
When requesting service, provide the property address and postal code, equipment type and symptoms. For a Rockland or other Clarence-Rockland address, our office can confirm coverage, appointment availability and the trip charge. See our service-area information or call 613-592-5770.
