Reliable installs, repairs, and maintenance

For our Port Coquitlam home, we joined the residential HVAC maintenance plan so both heating and cooling stay on track. Two visits a year keep filters fresh, and the second visit includes service if needed. During a summer heat wave, we got priority scheduling for a quick check that prevented a breakdown. Records are clear, the communication is prompt, and we appreciate the straightforward plan with no gimmicks—just dependable care.

We lost heat in our Delta, BC home on a rainy afternoon and these folks fit us into a same-day HVAC repair slot before the 6 p.m. cut-off. The tech explained the diagnosis in plain English, replaced a failed capacitor, and honoured the flat $70 diagnostic. Because it was a small part, the total came to $170 as promised. No upsell, no pressure, just quick, careful work that restored heat fast.

Our Burnaby furnace was aging and noisy, so we requested a free on-site replacement quote. The team measured the house, performed TECA F-280 load calculations, and emailed a clear parts-and-labour breakdown with the permit fees listed as a line item. We chose a Goodman furnace, and they removed and recycled the old unit, handled the gas and mechanical permits, and installed within two weeks. We liked the 70/30 payment schedule and the 1-year labour warranty, with manufacturer parts coverage for ten years.

We needed quiet cooling for a Surrey townhouse with limited ductwork, so we went with a ductless mini-split (multi-head). The installers routed lines neatly, sealed penetrations cleanly, and left the place spotless. They set up the indoor heads, commissioned the system, and walked us through basic maintenance. They also handled the heat pump rebate paperwork end-to-end. The result is even cooling, low noise, and a tidy installation that adds value to the home.

Our New Westminster renovation needed better fresh air, so we added an HRV and asked for proper commissioning. The crew balanced supply and exhaust, recorded airflow readings, and handed us the numbers at closeout for our records and inspector. Stale rooms now feel fresh, and humidity is steadier. Their ventilation work was thorough, documented, and aligned with TECA practice—exactly what we wanted from a professional HVAC contractor.

Hot and cold spots plagued our Langley split-level, and the blower sounded strained. These technicians redesigned and installed new ductwork in-house to TECA standards, sealed with compound, tape, and screws, and insulated to R-4.2 where specified. After adjustments, they verified static pressure within the 0.4"–0.8" w.c. target (our final was 0.5") and shared the readings. Airflow is balanced, noise dropped, and our furnace finally runs like it should.

We wanted to move toward electrification in Vancouver without sacrificing winter comfort, so we replaced an old AC with a high-efficiency heat pump and kept a dual fuel setup. The team sized the equipment, configured automatic changeover by outside temperature, and set up our Ecobee with Wi-Fi and schedules. Permits and inspections were handled for us, and they assisted with eligible heat pump rebate submissions. The house now heats and cools evenly with lower runtime.

Our Surrey warehouse needed a rooftop unit replacement on a tight timeline. This company quoted the RTU, coordinated the crane-lift plan, arranged the sidewalk permit, and scheduled a Sunday install to minimise downtime. Everything was included in the quote, so budgeting was easy. We also signed a fixed-price commercial HVAC maintenance contract with two visits a year and filter changes. The equipment runs reliably, and our staff noticed the comfort improvement right away.