Contractor in
Heating & A/C
Grand Montréal

Generally, we serve the entire Greater Montreal area within a radius of approximately 80 km, and can even travel further for large-scale projects. Feel free to tell us about your project.

Our products typically come with a 10-year parts warranty, and we offer a 2-year labor warranty for our installation services. In addition, some manufacturers offer extended warranties on their products. We will provide you with all the specific details based on your chosen system.

The most economical system on the market is a heat storage unit paired with a central heat pump. The central heat pump provides heating and cooling very efficiently, while the heat storage unit stores energy at a low cost for release during peak hours. Together, they significantly reduce your energy costs while ensuring consistent comfort.

Most installations take one day, but this can vary depending on the type of system. We quickly schedule an appointment and plan the work to minimize delays.

Our installation times are fast: once your quote is accepted, an appointment can usually be scheduled within 1 to 3 weeks depending on the season.

Absolutely. We hold all the licenses required by the Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ), the Corporation des maîtres électriciens du Québec (CMEQ), and the Corporation des maîtres mécanique en Tuyauterie du Québec (CMMTQ). These accreditations guarantee that every installation—whether it's a central heat pump, a heat storage unit, or another heating and cooling system—is carried out according to the strictest safety and quality standards.

No, our systems such as the central heat pump and heat storage tank require very little maintenance, while offering performance and durability.

Several grant programs are available to significantly reduce the cost of installing a high-performance heating system such as a central heat pump with a heat storage tank:

Heat accumulator: $22,000 deducted directly from the invoice for the purchase of a heat accumulator system.

CAMT Program: up to $10,000 for middle-income households that replace an oil-fired system with a central electric system.

Logis-Vert program (Hydro-Québec): up to $6,700 for the purchase and installation of an efficient heat pump.

City of Laval: up to $2,000 in local subsidies to replace an oil-fired system with a central electric system.

Chauffez-Vert program: up to $1,275 to replace an oil or propane heating system with an electric system.

💡 These subsidies can be combined, depending on your situation, and cover a significant part of your project.