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Request an HVAC Installation Quote in Ottawa

Free, no-obligation equipment quotes. No-pressure advice from our in-house team.

Need an urgent repair? Call 613-592-5770. Repair visits require a diagnostic fee; this form is for new equipment quotes.

Tell Us About Your Project

Tell us about your home and the equipment you’re considering. After a home assessment, we’ll email a detailed quote with good, better and best options.

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AirZone HVAC Services
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Why choose AirZone?

An Ottawa family business that stays accountable for your comfort

We’ve been serving Ottawa since 2005. Our family-run company brings the advice, installation and ongoing service together under one local team, so you know who to turn to before and after the work.

Our people do the work

We directly employ our installation and service technicians. We do not subcontract your installation. The people recommending and installing your system work within AirZone, with our office team there to help you follow up.

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Advice you can take time with

We offer straightforward, no-pressure advice. After assessing your home, we email detailed good, better and best options. You can compare them, ask questions and make a decision that fits your home and budget.

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Support beyond installation

We also provide repairs, maintenance and help with your system’s operation. Our Family maintenance plans offer an option for ongoing care; we can explain the plan and terms that suit your equipment.

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Breathe Clean. Live Green. Feel the Comfort.

A company you can trust

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A quote built around your home

Start with the comfort you want to improve

A new system is a chance to address the things you live with every day: an upstairs that never feels comfortable, a noisy outdoor unit, or equipment you no longer trust.

We start by understanding your home and priorities. Your assessment helps us prepare equipment options that make sense for the installation, rather than recommending a replacement from a model number alone.

Tell us what matters most to you: quieter operation, more even temperatures, heating and cooling together, or a practical replacement within your budget. If you are unsure where to start, that is a useful conversation too.

Details worth discussing

  • Your existing heating and cooling equipment and any recent repairs
  • Rooms with temperature, airflow, noise or humidity concerns
  • Available indoor and outdoor space, access and equipment placement
  • Your budget, future renovation plans and preferred timing

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Compare good, better and best with the details in front of you

After the assessment, we email a detailed, personalized quote with good, better and best options. You can review it at home, compare the choices and come back with questions. We will help you understand what the differences mean for your project.

The equipment

We explain the proposed models, capacity, efficiency and comfort features in the context of your home. We can show you how the options address your priorities and work with equipment you plan to keep.

The installation scope

Our quote sets out the proposed installation work so you can see what is included. We can explain changes to connections or controls, along with optional additions and exclusions.

The full picture

We’ll walk you through pricing and the warranty coverage and conditions for the proposed options. If you are considering financing or an incentive, we can discuss the details that need confirming for your project.

The option labels are a starting point for comparison. The right choice depends on your priorities; a higher price does not automatically make a system the best fit for your home.

What changes between a furnace, heat pump and AC quote?

Furnace replacement

Heating output is only part of the discussion. Existing ductwork, airflow, venting, controls and compatibility with your cooling system can affect the installation plan.

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Heat pump installation

A heat pump can provide heating and cooling. Discuss how it will serve your home in cold weather, how any backup heat will operate, and the implications for indoor equipment and electrical capacity.

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Air conditioner replacement

Cooling capacity, indoor airflow and humidity comfort matter alongside outdoor-unit placement and sound. The coil, furnace blower and controls need to work together as a system.

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A real Ottawa installation

In Hunt Club, the balcony was part of the brief

For this homeowner, the existing air conditioner’s noise and size made the balcony difficult to enjoy. There were also concerns about the older furnace and dust indoors. We planned the heating, cooling and filtration changes together.

Moovair Maelys air conditioner on a raised stand on a Hunt Club balcony
A compact Moovair Maelys cooling-only air conditioner on the balcony.
Installed Rheem furnace with adjacent air cleaner in the Hunt Club home
The indoor work paired a Rheem R962V furnace with added filtration.

This is one example of how a home’s layout and the owner’s priorities shape the recommendation. Your assessment and quote will reflect your own space, equipment and goals.

See the full Hunt Club project and before-and-after photos

A little preparation makes the conversation more useful

You do not need to choose a model or become an HVAC expert before contacting us. A few details can help us understand what you want to change.

  • Note the rooms and times of day when comfort is a problem.
  • Have equipment age and recent repair details handy if you know them.
  • Tell us about renovations, access restrictions or condo requirements.
  • Make the equipment reasonably accessible without opening covers or moving connections.

Still deciding between repair and replacement?

An installation quote and a repair diagnosis answer different questions. If the cause of a fault is unknown, a diagnostic visit can help establish it before you decide whether to replace the equipment.

Tell us about recurring breakdowns, recent repair costs and the comfort you want to improve. We can help you discuss the next step.

For an urgent heating or cooling failure, call 613-592-5770. Repair visits carry a diagnostic fee.

Before you request a quote

Your HVAC quote questions, answered

Is an equipment quote free, and is a repair visit different?

We provide free, no-obligation quotes for new HVAC equipment. A repair visit is a separate diagnostic service with a diagnostic fee. If your existing system has stopped working and you need the cause identified, call us at 613-592-5770 rather than treating an installation quote as a repair booking.

Why do you assess my home before recommending equipment?

The model you have today does not tell us everything about what your home needs. We consider your comfort concerns, current equipment and installation conditions before preparing personalized options. Tell us about uneven temperatures, noise, humidity or planned changes to the home so those priorities are part of the discussion.

How will I receive my quote, and what do good, better and best mean?

After the home assessment, we email a detailed, personalized quote with good, better and best options. These give you choices to compare against your needs and budget. Ask us to explain the practical differences in the proposed equipment, controls, installation work and coverage. The most expensive option is not automatically the best fit for every household.

Can I keep my existing furnace or air conditioner?

Tell us which equipment you want to keep. We will consider the existing system when discussing your options, including how the proposed equipment will work with it. A furnace, indoor coil, outdoor unit and controls need to be compatible; replacing one component does not automatically mean every component must be replaced.

Do I need to choose a furnace, air conditioner or heat pump first?

No. Tell us what you want to improve and what equipment you currently have. We can discuss the options during your assessment. A heat pump can provide heating and cooling, while a central air conditioner provides cooling. A heat-pump proposal also needs to consider the home’s heating requirements and how any backup heating will work.

Who carries out the installation, and where do you work?

Our installation team is directly employed by AirZone. We serve Ottawa and surrounding Ontario communities, including Kanata, Barrhaven, Nepean, Orleans and Riverside South. We do not serve Quebec. Include your postal code in the form so we can check your location when arranging the assessment.

What should I prepare for the assessment?

Make a short list of comfort problems, rooms that are difficult to heat or cool, and any noise or humidity concerns. If you know the age of your equipment or have recent repair information, have it available. Make the equipment reasonably accessible, but do not remove covers or move electrical or gas connections. You do not need to diagnose the system yourself.

Can we discuss financing, rebates and appointment availability?

Yes. Mention financing, rebates or scheduling preferences in your request. Ask us to confirm the options and appointment availability that apply to your project. Rebate eligibility, program rules and financing terms can change, so use confirmed project-specific details when comparing costs rather than assuming an advertised incentive or payment will apply.

Tell us what you have in mind

Use the form above to share your project. We serve Ottawa and surrounding Ontario communities, excluding Quebec.

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