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, boilers, heat pumps and air conditioning for West Carleton homeowners. We work with ducted systems, radiator heating and ductless equipment, so an upgrade can reflect the heating arrangement you already have. Our own technicians carry out installation and service, with our Ottawa office available to help arrange the work.
If your boiler still heats the house well but you want summer cooling, we can assess a separate cooling system. If the furnace or AC is due for replacement, we can review a heat pump alongside the other equipment options. The assessment includes the home’s needs, the components worth keeping and the work required for the proposed change.
AirZone is a family-run Ottawa company established in 2005. Our West Carleton projects include boiler and heat-pump installations, with examples shown in the gallery below.
West Carleton homes can be served by different heating arrangements, and the equipment already in place is the starting point for our work. AirZone provides boiler and furnace repairs, new heating installations, central AC, heat pumps and ductless cooling.
Replacing an existing heat pump can involve the outdoor unit, indoor coil or air handler, controls and connected heating equipment. AirZone assesses those components together before proposing what to keep. The fact that an indoor component still operates is useful information, but its suitability for the new system also needs to be established.
Our heat-pump installation assessment reviews the indoor equipment, ducts where used, electrical requirements and controls. We also plan outdoor placement with operating clearances, drainage and future service access in mind.
The installation quote should identify the indoor and outdoor equipment included and any retained components. It should also explain connection and control work. That makes it easier to compare proposals for the same heating and cooling arrangement, rather than compare outdoor-unit names alone.
A heat pump can provide cooling and heating, but the intended heating role needs to be clear. In a compatible hybrid arrangement, the heat pump works alongside a furnace. In an all-electric system, the design must account for winter capacity and the planned backup heat.
For a planned furnace installation, we assess heating requirements, airflow and compatibility with the air conditioner or heat pump you intend to keep. Venting, drainage, controls and access also affect the work. Mention cold rooms or noisy operation during the assessment so those concerns are not lost in the equipment selection.
Our technicians complete and test the installation, then explain how to operate it. Service and maintenance remain available through AirZone after the new system is running.
If your home uses radiators or in-floor heating, our boiler services cover repairs, maintenance and replacement. Uneven heating can involve circulation or controls as well as the boiler. We investigate the symptoms and connected equipment before recommending work.
For a replacement, we consider the home’s heat requirements, the existing distribution system, installation space and any domestic hot-water connection. The proposed boiler needs to suit the system it will serve, rather than simply match the old unit’s label.
A functioning boiler can remain as the existing heating arrangement while separate equipment adds cooling or heat to selected rooms. The assessment should explain what each system will serve and which controls operate it. A boiler replacement and a cooling addition can be discussed together while keeping the work for each clear.
Central air conditioning can use suitable furnace ductwork to distribute cooling. A replacement assessment includes the indoor coil and airflow as well as the outdoor unit. If cooling has always been uneven, we can investigate that concern while planning the installation.
A ductless system can serve an addition, office or other area separately. We assess the rooms, placement of indoor units and route to the outdoor equipment. Enclosed bedrooms and open living areas have different coverage needs, so we explain which spaces the proposed installation is intended to serve.
A furnace that repeatedly stops, fails to start or no longer heats properly needs a diagnosis. Our repair team checks the fault and explains the available options. If a repair is expensive or the equipment has a history of problems, we can discuss replacement with those findings in view.
If the existing heat pump has developed a fault, diagnostic service can establish the problem before a replacement is considered. Tell us whether it occurs in heating mode, cooling mode or both.
An air conditioner that has only recently begun struggling may have a repairable fault. Our AC repair and diagnostic service checks the equipment and explains what needs attention.
For a heat pump that is operating and due for planned care, heat-pump service covers the applicable indoor and outdoor equipment, airflow, drainage and controls. If it works alongside a furnace, identify both appliances when arranging the visit. A new fault should be described as a repair concern rather than left for routine maintenance.
We also provide water-heater, ventilation and air-quality services. If the concern is stale air, filtration or humidity rather than temperature, mention it specifically so we can assess the relevant equipment.
Use the quote form for a new boiler, furnace, heat pump or AC system. For repairs and maintenance, request service or call 613-592-5770. Our office can confirm coverage, travel charges and appointment arrangements for your West Carleton address before the visit.
