Sales & installations

The price depends on the type of unit (wall-mounted or central), its capacity, how many rooms it covers and the state of any ductwork. Part of it can be covered by LogisVert (see the Government programs page). The only real price is a quote at your home: ask for yours.

A heat pump certified “cold climate” keeps heating down to about −20 °C, some models lower still, but its output drops in deep cold. That’s why a backup (baseboards, a furnace) is almost always kept for the coldest days. We choose the unit for your house. Call us to talk it through.

If the house already has ducts, a central heat pump (often paired with a furnace) heats and cools every room. Without ducts, a wall-mounted heat pump, or a multi-zone one for several rooms, is simpler to install. A gas or electric furnace remains a good backup in deep cold. We advise you once we’ve seen the house: ask for a quote.

Since October 5, 2026, Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act gives new heat pumps and air conditioners bought or leased from a merchant a free 6-year warranty of good working order, counted from delivery. It applies when both the contract (signed or deposit paid) and the installation come on or after October 5, 2026; jobs signed or started before then are not covered. During those 6 years, the merchant or the manufacturer, whichever you choose, must repair the unit for free, parts and labour included. Normal maintenance and damage from abusive use are not covered, and a call for a unit that works but was mishandled is billed as usual. Furnaces and water heaters are not covered by this warranty.

It depends on the city or borough: in Montreal, some boroughs require no permit and others do, several forbid the outdoor unit in the front yard, and most set a distance from the lot lines. West Island cities have their own rules, and in a condo you need the syndicate’s approval. It’s up to you to get these approvals from the city and, in a condo, the syndicate. Call us.