Kemptville, North Grenville
Heating & cooling in Kemptville
Kemptville has grown quickly as a commuter town south of Ottawa, and much of North Grenville's new housing is here. We install and service heating and cooling for new builds, the older village core and rural homes around it.
- HRAI member
- TSSA affiliated
- Licensed technicians
- Free estimates
01Local knowledge
What we see in Kemptville homes
A lot of Kemptville's housing is recent, built tight and well insulated. Tight houses need fresh air brought in on purpose, so ventilation and humidity matter more than people expect. We look at how the home breathes as well as how it heats, and can add or service air-quality equipment alongside a furnace or heat pump.
New homes also tend to come with the builder's standard furnace and air conditioner. Those systems work, but they aren't always sized to the house. When you replace them, a load calculation can show whether a smaller furnace or a properly matched heat pump would be quieter and more even.
Around the town, North Grenville is rural, and many farmhouses and country homes are off the gas line. Electric baseboard, oil and propane are common there. A ducted or ductless cold-climate heat pump is often the biggest single upgrade for those homes, and the provincial rebate is higher when there's no natural gas.
02Common jobs
What Kemptville homeowners call us for
Indoor air quality
Ventilation, filtration and humidity control for tightly built newer homes.
Indoor Air Quality 02Heat pumps
Replace an aging builder-installed air conditioner, or cut oil and propane use in the country.
Heat Pumps 03Ductless systems
For baseboard-heated farmhouses and rural homes with no ducts.
Ductless Mini-Splits 04Furnace repair
Repairs for gas and propane furnaces in town and across North Grenville.
Furnace Repair03Where we work
Kemptville and nearby
- Oxford Mills
- Burritts Rapids
- Bishops Mills
- North Gower
- Manotick
- Osgoode
About 40 km from Kemptville
Do you come out to Kemptville?
Yes. We serve Kemptville and the rest of North Grenville from our shop in Ottawa, about 41 km away in a straight line. Estimates on new equipment are free.
Our new house feels stuffy and the windows fog up in winter. Is that an HVAC problem?
It can be. Tight new homes need steady ventilation, and condensation on windows usually points to high indoor humidity. We can check your ventilation and humidity settings and recommend fixes.
Our country home has electric baseboard heat. Can we add a heat pump without ductwork?
Yes. Ductless mini-splits mount on the wall and need no ducts. Ontario's Home Renovation Savings program offers up to $7,500 toward a cold-climate heat pump in homes not heated by natural gas; it requires pre-approval and a participating contractor.