New Construction HVAC
New Construction HVAC covers design, installation, commissioning, and documentation for builders and homeowners in Delta, BC and Metro Vancouver.
We size equipment with TECA F-280 load calculations, fabricate ductwork in house, and coordinate rough-in to final startup after framing. Turnover includes as-builts, model/serial lists, startup checklists, and warranty info. Apple Tree Gas & Heating Ltd. secures permits, schedules inspections, and balances ventilation from day one.
Why Choose Us for New Construction HVAC
Apple Tree Gas & Heating Ltd. delivers schedules, TECA F-280 sizing, and in-house ductwork that passes inspections the first time.
We coordinate crane lifts, permits, and rough-in milestones with your site manager, then commission and balance systems to 0.4–0.8 w.c. static pressure. Our turnover package—checklists, as-builts, model/serial lists, warranties—keeps closeout clean. Local crews cover Delta, Surrey, Vancouver, Burnaby, and Langley.
Build-Stage HVAC Answers
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+1 (604) 782-2061Read all answers →We start New Construction HVAC at the HVAC stage, typically right after framing, when rough openings and penetrations are ready. We coordinate with your superintendent to align rough-in dates, inspections, and drywall. Ductwork, vents, and line sets go in first; equipment and commissioning follow at final. Service area includes Delta, BC.
We perform TECA F-280 heat load calculations for each new build, then select Goodman, York, or Daikin equipment to match the design. Right-sized HVAC installation prevents short cycling, improves comfort, and makes permits and inspections straightforward. We share a concise summary where the city requires it, supporting plan review.
Commissioning for new construction HVAC includes airflow balancing, static pressure verification to 0.4–0.8 inches w.c., and thermostat configuration. We record readings and provide them at closeout with startup checklists. HRV/ERV supply and exhaust are balanced, and gas lines are pressure-tested 15 minutes at 15 psi by licensed gasfitters.
Apple Tree Gas & Heating Ltd. includes permit fees in the quote and pays them up front. We pull gas and mechanical permits, schedule all inspections, and provide documentation. That transparency keeps your construction HVAC schedule on track and eliminates surprises during municipal review and occupancy sign-off.
Yes. Our in-house sheet metal shop, stocked filters and common parts, and local crews across Metro Vancouver let us meet aggressive new construction HVAC schedules. We confirm milestones, communicate holds early, and adapt to trades on site so your rough-in and final startup happen when the build is ready.
You receive an as-built set, a model and serial number list, startup checklists, and warranty information. We also provide recorded airflow and static pressure readings for the installed HVAC system. This turnover package supports handover to homeowners, facility teams, and warranty registration without chasing paperwork after possession.
Real results from New Construction HVAC clients
As a Vancouver laneway home builder, I need trades who respect small sites. Apple Tree measured quickly, fabricated compact ductwork, and kept penetrations tidy for later trades. Their team verified 0.4–0.8 w.c. static pressure, balanced the HRV, and left labelled documentation. Permit fees were included, and the final inspection passed first try. This new construction HVAC crew hit dates and delivered clean paperwork homeowners appreciate.
Our custom home in Delta needed a contractor who would actually coordinate with the builder. Apple Tree Gas & Heating Ltd. joined after framing, walked the site, and locked in the rough-in date with other trades. The ducts were fabricated in house, installed cleanly, and balanced to spec. Permits and inspections happened without us chasing anyone. The final commissioning and Nest setup made move-in painless. New construction HVAC done right.
We manage a six-unit townhouse build in Surrey and needed consistent HVAC installation across all units. Apple Tree handled TECA F-280 calculations, submitted permit paperwork, and staged materials so rough-in stayed on schedule. Their team documented airflow, static pressure, and model/serials for every furnace and heat pump. The closeout package saved hours during occupancy. Reliable, code-compliant new build HVAC with strong communication and zero surprises on inspection day.
Our Burnaby restaurant fit-out had a narrow schedule and required a rooftop unit with a crane. Apple Tree coordinated permits, traffic control, and lift timing, then completed ductwork and make-up air connections neatly. They pressure-tested gas lines, balanced ventilation, and provided startup checklists and as-builts. The Ecobee setup and staff handover were clear. Their construction HVAC execution kept us on track for opening, even with late millwork changes.
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Plan Your Build HVAC
Tell us about your build stage, drawings, and target dates, and we’ll map the new construction HVAC scope from rough-in to final commissioning. We coordinate permits, inspections, and turnover documents so you avoid delays. If you have questions about TECA F-280 sizing, ductwork, HRV/ERV balancing, or thermostat options, add them in the form. Book a site visit to confirm layout and schedule.
- PHONE NUMBER
- Mobile: +1 (604) 782-2061
- info@appletreegashvac.ca
- WORKING HOURS
- Monday–Saturday: 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.Sunday: ClosedEmergency Service: Not availableHoliday Hours: Vary (with $100 surcharge)