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AC, Heat Pumps & Geothermal in Longueuil

Compare 5 qualified businesses in Longueuil in the ac, heat pumps & geothermal category. Read reviews, browse services and get free quotes.

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Climatisation Novyra inc.

Climatisation Novyra inc.

Longueuil RBQ: 5853-7960-01

Climatisation Novyra offers installation, repair and maintenance of air conditioning systems, heating, heat pumps and air exchangers for residences in Greater Montreal. Professional services based on honesty and rigor, with 10 year warranty.

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Air ambiant LM inc.

Air ambiant LM inc.

Longueuil RBQ: 5766-9863-01

Air Ambiant is a contractor specializing in air conditioning, heating, and residential and institutional thermal solutions for more than 25 years. Based in Longueuil, the company offers turnkey projects with coordination of multiple trades and 24-hour services.

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Rolland climatisation et chauffage inc.

Rolland climatisation et chauffage inc.

Longueuil RBQ: 5661-0058-01

Rolland Climatisation et Chauffage specializes in the sale, installation, repair and maintenance of air conditioners, heat pumps and heating systems for residential use on the South Shore of Montreal. Service radius of 35 km around Saint-Hubert.

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Tran climatisation inc.

Longueuil RBQ: 5637-0604-01

Tran Climatisation & Heating is a contractor specializing in the installation, repair and maintenance of air conditioning, heating and geothermal systems for residential use. Based in Longueuil, it serves Montreal, South Shore, North Shore, Laval and Estrie with a team of certified technicians, 10-year warranty and financing available.

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Air Péloquin inc.

Longueuil RBQ: 2436-4911-18

Air Péloquin is a contractor specializing in air conditioning and heat pumps on the South Shore since 1986. The company offers installation, maintenance and repair of residential heating and air conditioning systems with Daikin products and subsidy programs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Central or wall-mounted?▾

Central if the house already has ducts in good shape, wall-mounted if it runs on baseboards. The contractor should visit before proposing, not sell a model over the phone.

Are my ducts adequate?▾

They need checking: size, condition and tightness. Ducts leaking into a crawl space or attic waste output no matter which unit is installed.

Is my electrical service enough?▾

A load calculation will say, especially on a 100 amp service with electric heating. Do it before buying the equipment.

How do I limit noise for neighbours?▾

Pick a spot away from bedroom windows, respect the bylaw setbacks, and avoid wedging the unit between two walls, which amplifies sound.

How do I verify a contractor is licensed?▾

Ask for the RBQ licence number and search the Régie du bâtiment du Québec public registry.

AC, Heat Pumps & Geothermal in Longueuil: what to know

Longueuil combines prewar housing in its old sector with large bungalow neighbourhoods in Saint-Hubert and Greenfield Park. The existing heating type largely decides the cooling solution.

Homes with a warm-air furnace

A central heat pump ties into existing ducts and cools the whole house. The contractor must validate duct size and tightness before proposing equipment: ducts leaking into a crawl space waste much of the output.

Homes with electric baseboards

One or two well-placed wall-mounted heat pumps cover most needs. Placement matters more than output.

Electrical capacity

Many homes here have a 100 amp service. Adding a heat pump is validated by a load calculation, especially if an EV charger is also planned.

Noise

The outdoor unit must respect the setbacks in the municipal bylaw and stay away from bedroom windows.

Licence

The contractor must hold a Régie du bâtiment du Québec licence, and the technician certification to handle refrigerants.

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