HVAC Services in Cambridge, Ontario

Common questions

Do you install air conditioners in Cambridge?

Yes. York is what we install, and whatever make is outside your home now, we remove the existing unit and install a York sized to your house. A new outdoor unit is matched to your furnace and coil, so the two work as one system instead of against each other.

Do you install furnaces in Cambridge?

Yes. We install York furnaces, from the single-stage York TM9E to the modulating York YP9C, sized to your home and your ducts, not just matched to the old unit's label.

Do you repair furnaces and air conditioners in Cambridge?

Yes. York is what we install, but we repair and service most furnaces and air conditioners already in Southwestern Ontario homes. If yours is a make we cannot get parts for, we will tell you before we book the visit.

Who supplies natural gas in Cambridge?

Enbridge Gas, which serves about 45,800 customers in the city; gas has been distributed in Cambridge since about 1886. Electricity comes from GrandBridge Energy, whose office is at 39 Glebe Street in Cambridge and which also serves Brantford, North Dumfries, and the County of Brant. Enbridge delivers the gas but doesn't sell or repair furnaces or water heaters: for repairs and maintenance, it points homeowners to an HVAC contractor.

What size furnace or heat pump does a Cambridge home need?

Ontario's Building Code sets Cambridge's January design temperature at −18°C, the outdoor temperature heating systems there are ordinarily designed for, with 4,100 heating degree-days a year, and its July design temperature at 29°C, the summer condition cooling is designed for. The coldest reading in Environment Canada's Preston record was −33.0°C, on January 16, 1984. Which size suits a house comes down to its ductwork, insulation, and windows.