HVAC
New Construction HVAC in Coquitlam, BC
HVAC design and installation for new builds — from load calculation and duct design through to commissioning and final inspection.
- 4.8 on Google
- Serving Coquitlam since 1989
- 0% financing for 12 months — OAC
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Tell us what you need in Coquitlam and we'll come back to you the same business day.
New Construction HVAC for Coquitlam homes
Newer large homes on Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau, mid-century and heritage housing in Maillardville and Austin Heights, and dense towers around Coquitlam Centre. With winter lows near -1–3 °C and summers reaching 23–27 °C, we see the full range of what Coquitlam equipment has to cope with.
Whole-system work: when the problem isn't one appliance but how the heating, cooling, ductwork and ventilation work together.
Our process
What to expect
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Straight answers
We explain what we found and what your options are without dressing it up.
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Pricing up front
You approve the cost before work starts. No surprises added at the end.
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All brands
We service every major manufacturer regardless of who installed the system originally.
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Work that holds
Licensed, insured technicians and a warranty on what we do.
Local knowledge
What we watch for in Coquitlam
Coquitlam has real elevation range. Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau see meaningfully more snow and colder winter nights than Maillardville down near the Fraser.
- Elevation drives our sizing here more than in any other city we serve. We design Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau systems against a colder outdoor design temperature than we'd use in Maillardville.
- The big newer homes on the plateau are frequently multi-zone by necessity — three storeys on a single thermostat almost never heats and cools evenly.
- Maillardville's older housing often still has original ductwork that needs sealing or resizing before a new system will perform to its rating.
Permits go through the City of Coquitlam, with gas fitting under Technical Safety BC regulation. Permitting is part of our install process.
Save on your upgrade
Rebates & incentives you may qualify for
British Columbia has some of the most generous home-energy incentives in the country. We go through which ones you actually qualify for as part of the quote — and we handle the paperwork.
Up to $4,000
BC Hydro Heat Pump Rebate
BC Hydro
Rebates toward a qualifying electric heat pump when replacing an existing heating system.
Up to $16,000
CleanBC Energy Savings Program
CleanBC / Better Homes BC
Income-qualified support for energy-efficient home upgrades, including heat pump installation.
Up to $10,000
FortisBC Dual Fuel Rebate
FortisBC
For pairing a high-efficiency gas furnace with an electric heat pump in a dual-fuel configuration.
Up to $15,000
FortisBC Income-Qualified Dual Fuel
FortisBC
Enhanced dual-fuel rebate for households that meet income-qualification criteria.
Up to $150
FortisBC Appliance Maintenance Rebate
FortisBC
Rebate toward routine maintenance on qualifying natural gas heating equipment.
Rebate amounts shown are program maximums and change periodically. Eligibility depends on your home, your equipment and in some cases your household income — we confirm current terms before you commit to anything.
Brands we install and service
Premier Dealer — furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps.
Comfort Pro Dealer — ducted and ductless heat pumps.
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★★★★★
They did an excellent job. Very happy with the immediate response and the quality of the repair — no upselling, just a straight answer.
Mark T. · Google -
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Rank up there in the number one spot. Journeyman-level work, friendly crew, and they left the place cleaner than they found it.
Robert H. · Google -
★★★★★
I cannot recommend this company enough. Professional, timely, affordable — everything you want when you are dealing with something as important as your home's heating.
Lindsay H. · Google -
★★★★★
Our experience from installation to post-installation service has been amazing. The crew was tidy, on time, and walked us through the whole system before they left.
Ashish S. · Google -
★★★★★
Technician was great. Diagnosed the problem and fixed it the same visit. Awesome customer service from the first phone call.
Bon. · Google -
★★★★★
A+ customer service! We've used them on both residential and commercial buildings and they have been consistently reliable on every job.
Jill S. · Google
FAQ
New Construction HVAC in Coquitlam — common questions
When should I bring you in on a build?
As early as possible. Duct routing is far cheaper to design before framing than to solve afterwards.
Do you work with builders?
Yes, on both single-home and multi-unit residential projects.
Do you actually serve Coquitlam?
Yes — Coquitlam is a regular part of our service area. Around 40 minutes from our Surrey showroom. We cover Burke Mountain, Westwood Plateau, Maillardville, Austin Heights and the surrounding areas.
Is there anything specific about new construction hvac in Coquitlam?
Elevation drives our sizing here more than in any other city we serve. We design Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau systems against a colder outdoor design temperature than we'd use in Maillardville.
Do I need a permit in Coquitlam?
Permits go through the City of Coquitlam, with gas fitting under Technical Safety BC regulation. Permitting is part of our install process.
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