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HVAC in Granby

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Frequently Asked Questions

My house will not hold heat. Do I need a bigger unit?▾

Rarely. If the system works and the house cools fast, the problem is usually insulation or air leaks. An honest contractor checks that before proposing more capacity.

How do I set a heat pump alongside my existing system?▾

The heat pump carries base heating and the other system acts as backup. If both run at once, the settings need revisiting.

When should annual service happen?▾

Before the cold season, in September or October. By November, lead times stretch and visits become emergencies.

Is a CO detector mandatory?▾

It is essential in any home heated by combustion, whether gas, oil, propane or wood.

How do I verify a heating contractor is licensed?▾

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

HVAC in Granby: what to know

Granby has homes from every era, from the old centre to recent developments. Heating runs from electric baseboards to warm-air furnaces, with more and more heat pumps added over the years.

In older homes

Insulation is often the real issue. A house that will not hold heat despite a sound system is not fixed by buying bigger. A serious contractor will say so and point to insulation or air sealing.

Pairing a heat pump with an existing system

It works well provided the controls are set correctly. Two systems running at once cost money without improving comfort.

Service before winter

September and October. On combustion appliances, the annual visit is a safety matter, and a carbon monoxide detector must be in service.

Licence

The contractor must hold a Régie du bâtiment du Québec licence, and belong to the CMMTQ for piping work.

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