How quickly can a technician get to Kirkland?

Same-day emergency service in Kirkland, seven days a week. Call 514-696-4629 to book a service call.

What kind of systems do you see most in Kirkland?

Mostly ducted forced-air systems, since 87% of Kirkland homes are single-detached houses and 66% were built between 1971 and 1990. Houses from those two decades usually have ductwork already, so a heat pump that replaces or joins a furnace can normally use it. Row houses (8% of homes) and the 4% of homes in apartment buildings are the exceptions.

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Heating & air conditioning services in Kirkland

Heating, cooling and ventilation for homes and businesses in Kirkland, by our own licensed technicians.

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JCD in Kirkland

Kirkland was incorporated in 1961, and its housing reflects that: of 6,665 occupied homes, 66% were built between 1971 and 1990 and 87% are single-detached houses. A commercial core and an industrial park along Autoroute 40 complete the town. Detached houses of that period usually have ductwork, which suits central air and central heat pumps. JCD services furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps across Kirkland.

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Homes and buildings in Kirkland

In the 2021 census, 87% of Kirkland households live in single-detached houses, 8% in row houses, and 93% own their home. 35% of homes were built between 1971 and 1980 and 31% between 1981 and 1990, while 24% date from 1991 or later. That age range means a furnace with central air is common, and a replacement or a heat pump addition usually works with the existing ducts.

87% of homes are single-detached 2021 Census
93% of households own their home 2021 Census
66% of homes built 1971 to 1990 2021 Census
6,665 occupied homes 2021 Census

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population.

Before an outdoor unit goes in

Kirkland's zoning by-law (90-58, art. 10.7) allows a heat pump only in the rear or side yard, never the front, and art. 5.9 caps its noise at 50 dBA at the property limit. By-law 90-61 requires a certificate of authorization, and the application lists the make, the decibel rating and the location. Check with the town; we size and place the unit to meet these rules.

Service in Kirkland

Same-day emergency service

Call 514-696-4629 to arrange a same-day emergency service call.
Emergency service · 24/7

Heating and cooling repairs, including nights, weekends and statutory holidays.
Office hours

Monday to Friday: 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday and statutory holidays: Emergency service only.
Service charges

We confirm service charges when you book, including any applicable after-hours rates. After diagnosis, we explain the recommended repairs and pricing for your approval before repair work begins.
Outdoor unit placement

We assess the location, access and applicable local installation requirements before recommending where to install your outdoor unit.

Helpful information when you call If available, have your equipment’s model and serial number ready, along with a brief description of the problem.