Installation

A plan before the tools

Every installation starts with a plan drawn for your house: where the equipment sits, how the ducts run, venting, condensate drainage, the outdoor unit’s position and the electrical connections.

That plan follows manufacturer specification and applicable codes. It is not improvised on site the morning of the job.

We fabricate the ductwork ourselves

We design and build our own piping and duct components in our own shop in Sainte-Geneviève.

This is not a detail. A plenum or transition made to measure follows the actual geometry of your basement, instead of forcing a stock fitting into a space it was never meant for. It is the difference between an installation that looks like it has always been there and one assembled from whatever was on the truck.

It is also why we still have a shop, and people who know how to use it.

On the day

• The crew protects floors and walkways before anything starts.
• The old unit is removed and hauled away, with refrigerant recovered per regulation.
• The new equipment is installed, connected, commissioned and verified.
• The system is balanced and the settings documented.
• The site is cleaned up. It is the single thing customers mention most in the reviews they leave us, and that is not an accident.

Before we leave

The technician shows you how the equipment and thermostat work, how and how often to change the filter, and what to watch for. You get the documentation, the warranty information and the service department’s contact details.

If we have installed a heat pump, they also walk you through the thermostat setting that avoids triggering backup heat unnecessarily. Five minutes that show up on the February bill.