HVAC Services in Tillsonburg, Ontario

Common questions

Do you install air conditioners in Tillsonburg?

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 repair furnaces in Tillsonburg?

Yes. York is what we install, but we repair and service most furnaces already in Southwestern Ontario homes, including gas furnaces, high-efficiency systems, and older units. If yours is a make we cannot get parts for, we will tell you before we book the visit.

What HVAC services do you offer in Tillsonburg?

Furnace repair and replacement, air conditioner repair and replacement, and heat pumps, plus furnace tune-ups, ventilation inspection, thermostats, humidifiers, dehumidifiers, and water heaters: installs, repairs, and service alike.

Who supplies natural gas in Tillsonburg?

Enbridge Gas. Electricity comes from Tillsonburg Hydro, the town's local electricity distribution company, which serves 8,600 customers across 24 square kilometers. 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 Tillsonburg home need?

Ontario's Building Code sets Tillsonburg's January design temperature at −17°C, the outdoor temperature heating systems there are ordinarily designed for, with 3,840 heating degree-days a year, a little milder than London's 3,900. Summer sets the cooling side: the July design temperature is 30°C dry bulb and 24°C wet bulb, the conditions used for cooling and dehumidifying design. Which size suits a house comes down to its ductwork, insulation, and windows, so a new one is sized to your home and your ducts, not just matched to the old unit's label.