Tell us what you need
Start with your service, postal code, and a little about your home. Not sure what’s wrong? That’s a useful starting point, too.
Your home deserves the right HVAC contractor. Explore heating, cooling, and hot water solutions with a marketplace built for Ontario homeowners.
A repair that can’t wait. A system ready for replacement. Or simply a better way to heat and cool your home. Start here.
Bring comfort back with furnace repair, replacement, and new installation.
Explore heating 02Find help with cooling problems or plan an AC system that fits your home.
Explore cooling 03Restore your hot water or compare tank and tankless installation options.
Explore hot water 04Explore a versatile approach to year-round heating and cooling.
Explore heat pumpsComfort can’t always wait. Tell us if your request is urgent. Timing and availability must be confirmed with a contractor.
Request urgent serviceHVAC Choice is a marketplace. Your selected contractor assesses the job, confirms the price, and carries out the work.
Start with your service, postal code, and a little about your home. Not sure what’s wrong? That’s a useful starting point, too.
Share the details with a contractor serving your area. Ask about the assessment, availability, and any service-call charges.
Review the proposed scope and written quote. Confirm the work, schedule, and warranty before you decide to proceed.
From the first cold morning to the hottest day of summer.
No heat, uneven temperatures, or a furnace that keeps stopping? A professional assessment can help you understand the problem and your repair options.
Discuss your comfort needs, existing ductwork, system sizing, and budget. Ask how single-stage, two-stage, or modulating equipment would fit your household.
Weak cooling, unusual operation, or recurring breakdowns deserve a closer look. Get a diagnosis and understand the proposed work before committing to a repair.
A new AC system should suit your home's layout, distribution, and cooling needs. Ask about sizing, sound levels, efficiency, and compatibility with your existing equipment.
Water heater repair & installation
Find a water heater contractorInconsistent temperatures or a supply that runs out too soon? Explain the symptoms, the equipment you have, and how your household uses hot water.
Compare household demand, available space, installation requirements, and maintenance. Tell the contractor about any existing rental or service agreement.
Heat pump installation & repair
Find a heat pump contractorA heat pump may be part of your home's next comfort solution. A contractor can assess system options, your existing distribution, and the work involved.
Discuss cold-weather performance, sizing, and any backup or dual-fuel arrangement. Ask about ongoing maintenance and check current program eligibility before relying on incentives.
You don’t need to know the answer before asking for help. A useful recommendation starts with your equipment, your home, and your priorities.
Help me understand my optionsWhat’s wrong now, and how often has the system needed attention?
Compare the proposed repair with replacement scope, warranty, and ongoing care.
Consider room temperatures, noise, energy use, and how long you plan to stay.
Every home and project is different. Compare the full scope of work, and ask what is included before you agree to a price.
Two prices can cover very different work. Ask each contractor for an itemized written quote and its validity period.
Financing and incentives depend on the provider, equipment, and eligibility. Confirm current terms before including them in your budget.
HVAC Choice brings the starting points together: the service you need, the questions worth asking, and a way to prepare your contractor enquiry.
Before hiring, take a little time to understand who will do the work and what their quote covers.
Start with your projectAsk about credentials and experience for your equipment and the proposed work.
Confirm scope, insurance, charges, scheduling, and who handles follow-up.
Look for attributable reviews, references, and examples of similar projects.
A good installation is a process. Ask your contractor to walk you through each stage.
Review your equipment, access, comfort needs, and the scope of the project.
Confirm the quote, schedule, preparation, and any permits or inspections.
Clarify what work is included and how the completed system will be checked.
Understand controls, maintenance, warranty registration, and follow-up contacts.
Share the details that make your property different so the right scope can be discussed.
Mention uneven temperatures, ductwork concerns, ventilation, or humidity when describing your project.
Include equipment details, building access, and any requirements from your property manager.
Share your plans, timelines, and coordination needs before asking for an installation quote.
Tell us about the property, the work you’re considering, and your scheduling needs.
Start with your postal code. Contractor coverage, supported services, and appointment availability need to be confirmed for your location.
Include your locationHave the right conversation.
Make the decision that fits your home.
HVAC Choice is a marketplace for Ontario homeowners. The contractor you choose is responsible for assessing your project, confirming the scope and price, and performing the work.
Select “Not sure” and describe the symptoms or what you want to improve. Include the type of equipment you have if you know it. A contractor can explain what assessment is needed.
You can mark your request as urgent. A contractor must confirm availability, response timing, and any after-hours charges. An enquiry is not a confirmed service appointment.
The equipment, problem, access, and required work all affect the price. Ask about diagnostic charges before a visit and request a written scope and quote before authorizing work.
The schedule depends on equipment availability, the scope of work, site access, and any associated work or inspections. Your contractor can provide a project-specific timeline after an assessment.
Manufacturer warranties and contractor workmanship coverage are separate. Ask your contractor to explain the written terms, registration requirements, maintenance responsibilities, and who to contact if a problem occurs.
Options vary by provider, equipment, and program eligibility. Ask about current offers, independently check program requirements, and review full financing costs before making a commitment.
Yes. Select your property type and include relevant equipment, access, and coordination details. The contractor will need to confirm that your project is within their service scope.
Tell us a little about your project. You don’t need all the answers to take the first step.
Furnaces. Air conditioners.
Water heaters. Heat pumps.
One place to start.