

Heating and air conditioning system installation in Montreal
Trust a 360° Verified Contractor to install your heating and air conditioning (HVAC) system, and improve the comfort of your Montreal property.
86% of owners who have completed renovations are clearly happier in their new space*
*Compared with 76% of homeowners who have not made any renovations, according to our 2024 Well-Being at Home survey

How do I choose the right contractor?
Most Montreal homeowners are planning major renovations within the next three years**
To do business with a reliable, qualified, and honest contractor, choose from our list of contractors who have been verified on several points: criminal record, insurance, required licences, solvency, and customer reviews.
Our experienced team can help you select the ideal contractor for your project. Your Renovation Advisors will ensure that your budget is respected, your schedule is well organized, and your vision is perfectly understood.
**According to RenoAssistance’s 2025 Renovation Intentions study
***According to post-work satisfaction surveys conducted in 2024 on our support service among 1,249 customers.
What are the steps for installing an HVAC system?
Common problems
Ice build-up · Blockage · Leaks · Breakdowns · Defective parts · Overheating
Targeted interventions
System conversion · Duct unblocking · Defrosting · Inspection · Preventive maintenance · Temperature control
Replacement
System conversion · Oil · Gas · Fuel oil · Propane · Electric heating
Heatpump
Air-to-air · Air-to-water · Ducted or ductless · Central · Outdoor condenser · Wall-mounted (“mini-split”)
Heating
Forced air · Dual-energy · Boiler · Convection · Hot water · Gas · Infrared · Baseboard heaters · Radiators
Air conditioning
Air conditioner · Central air conditioner · Ductless air conditioner · Outdoor condenser

Cost of replacing your HVAC system
The price for installing an HVAC system ranges from $4,000 to $11,000.
To keep your Montreal renovation budget under control, consider the following factors:
Dimensions and configurations: System installation depends on several aspects, including the size and layout of the property, room divisions, number of storeys and ceiling height. Also, buildings in Montreal sometimes lack adequate insulation, making it essential to assess needs.
Choosing a system: The price will vary depending on whether you opt for a single unit or a central system. The energy source you choose will also influence the final bill. For example, an environmentally friendly option such as geothermal energy involves high installation costs.
Scope of work: Renovations may be necessary to add ducts, pipes, or openings in the structure. In this case, it’s important to follow the local regulations in Montreal, as well as Quebec’s building codes and standards.