Heat pumps, air conditioning and airflow for homes — plus the rooftop units, coolers and refrigeration that keep small businesses running. Red Seal technicians, TSBC licensed, quote before work.
Defrost faults, icing, short-cycling, refrigerant leaks, tired compressors. Annual maintenance that keeps winter heating dependable.
Central air and ductless mini-splits: deep cleaning, coil and drain care, electrical checks, honest replacement advice.
Measured at every vent, fixed at the source — dampers, ducts, fan settings. No more hot-and-cold-spot roulette.
Light commercial packaged units: maintenance plans, belt and filter programs, repairs around your business hours.
Cooler and freezer boxes for food businesses — seals, controls, circuits fixed before small faults become spoilage.
Reach-ins, prep tables, ice machines. Fast diagnosis, straight pricing, plans that keep inspectors satisfied.
A family shop, not a call centre. Our technicians are Red Seal certified and licensed through Technical Safety BC, and we are members of the Heat Pump and Climate Network and the Thermal Environmental Comfort Association. Every job follows three steps: listen and inspect, explain the finding, approve the work. You get a firm quote before we start — no surprise pricing, ever. That is how you earn 4.9 out of 5 across 47 reviews in this town.
The national standard for skilled trades in Canada. The person at your door earned it.
Licensed through Technical Safety BC for gas and refrigeration work. Paperwork in order, inspections passed.
Members of the Heat Pump and Climate Network and the Thermal Environmental Comfort Association — plugged into the trade, not winging it.
Firm price, your approval, then tools come out. The invoice matches the quote or you do not pay the difference.
Family business, local streets. We drive to Burnaby, New West, Richmond, Surrey, the Tri-Cities and North Van.
Neighbours rating neighbours. Read them, then call us and see if the experience matches.
Every job, home or commercial, runs the same three steps. And when something breaks at the worst possible moment, the emergency line is (555) 010-2030, Mon–Fri 9:00 AM–5:30 PM.
You describe the symptom — the noise, the cold room, the ice. We inspect the system and take real measurements: airflow, temperature split, electrical draw.
What failed, why it failed, what it takes to fix — in plain language, with the readings to prove it. No jargon fog.
Firm quote, your approval, then we start. If the job changes mid-way, we stop and re-quote. No work without approval.
Ducted and ductless heat pumps: defrost faults, icing, short-cycling, refrigerant leaks, compressors. Yearly tune-ups for Vancouver winters.
Central AC and wall-mounted mini-splits: cleaning, coils, drains, electrical, performance testing, honest replacement advice.
Hot and cold spots diagnosed with real measurements and corrected at the source — ducts, dampers, fan settings.
Packaged rooftop units for shops and offices: maintenance plans and repairs scheduled around business hours.
Cooler and freezer boxes: door seals, controls, refrigeration circuits — fixed before faults become spoilage.
Reach-ins, prep tables, ice machines for food businesses. Fast diagnosis, straight pricing.
East Vancouver (home base) · Burnaby · New Westminster · Richmond · Surrey · Coquitlam · Port Coquitlam · Port Moody · North Vancouver
Thin frost that clears in the defrost cycle is normal; heavy persistent ice is not. Low refrigerant, a failing defrost sensor or blocked airflow are the usual causes. Recurring ice wears the compressor — book a check before it becomes a replacement.
New noise deserves a look, rarely an emergency. Loose panels, worn fan bearings and rattling mounts are common and cheap early. A grinding compressor is different: switch the system off and call (555) 010-2030.
Under ~10 years with one failed part: repair. Over 12–15 with repeat breakdowns: replace. We show you both options with real numbers so the decision is yours, not a sales pitch.
Once a year minimum. Heat pumps earn their keep in Vancouver winters; a yearly tune-up catches the small stuff early. Commercial equipment does best on a scheduled plan.
Inspect, explain, quote — then you approve. If the job changes once we are inside the unit, we stop and re-quote. You never pay for work you did not approve.