Do you have a heat pump at home or at your business in Montreal? You’re probably wondering how often it needs maintenance. The short answer: more often than you think.
Here’s a reality that many homeowners discover too late: A neglected heat pump can lose up to 25 % of its efficiency. Your Hydro-Québec bills are going up, and you don’t understand why. The unit is constantly working overtime, wears out prematurely, and eventually breaks down at the worst possible time—in the middle of a July heat wave or during a January cold snap.
Montreal’s climate is particularly hard on heat pumps. Our harsh winters, with temperatures regularly dropping below -20 °C; our humid summers, with temperatures exceeding 30 °C; and the extreme seasonal fluctuations—all of this puts a heavy strain on your equipment. A heat pump that runs year-round accumulates dust and pollen in the spring, moisture in the summer, and frost in the winter.
At Vortex Air, we’ve been servicing heat pumps in Montreal for over 10 years. We’ve seen three-year-old units completely clogged with dirt because the owners thought they wouldn’t need maintenance for another five years. We’ve seen businesses spend thousands on repairs that could have been avoided with a simple annual cleaning.
This guide explains exactly when to have your heat pump serviced, how to recognize the signs that it needs attention, and why regular maintenance is the most cost-effective investment you can make.
Why Regular Heat Pump Maintenance Is Essential
Your heat pump works hard for you. It extracts heat from the outside air to heat your home in the winter, then reverses the process in the summer to cool your home. It’s a complex system with mechanical, electrical, and chemical components that must work in harmony.
In Montreal’s climate, your heat pump faces constant challenges. In winter, it battles extreme cold, snow, and ice. Frost builds up on the outdoor unit, forcing the system to go through frequent defrost cycles. In the summer, high humidity creates the perfect conditions for mold to grow inside the indoor unit. Spring brings pollen, which clogs the filters. In the fall, fallen leaves and debris accumulate around the outdoor unit.
Dust is the number one enemy of efficiency. It accumulates on the coils, reducing heat transfer capacity. It settles on the fan, causing an imbalance that wears down the bearings. It partially clogs the filters, reducing airflow and forcing the compressor to work harder.
Moisture combined with dust creates ideal conditions for mold and bacteria. These microorganisms thrive in the dark, damp areas of your system—the condensate pan, the ducts, and behind the coils. They release spores and toxins that then circulate in the air you breathe.
The impact on energy consumption is direct and measurable. According to Hydro-Québec, a well-maintained HVAC system can reduce energy consumption by 10 % to 25 % compared to a neglected system. For a typical home in Montreal that uses its heat pump year-round, this translates to annual savings of 300 $ to 600 $.
Industry standards in Quebec are clear about the importance of maintenance. The Corporation of Master Plumbing Mechanics of Quebec (CMMTQ) recommends at least one professional maintenance check per year for all heating and air conditioning systems. The Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ) requires HVAC contractors to follow strict protocols to ensure the safety and efficiency of installations.
The National Institute of Ventilation and Air Conditioning (INVC), which certifies our technicians at Vortex Air, enforces rigorous standards for cleaning and maintenance. These certifications ensure that the work is done according to best practices—not just a quick wipe-down.
Signs That It's Time to Have Your Heat Pump Serviced
How can you tell if your heat pump needs attention now rather than in a few months? Here are the most reliable signs that you should call a professional right away.
Common Symptoms in Residential Settings
Unusual noise is often the first sign. Your heat pump normally makes a slight humming sound when it’s running. If you start to hear squeaking, clattering, whistling, or strong vibrations, something is out of balance or worn out. It could be dirt buildup on the fan, bearings that need lubrication, or components coming loose.
A drop in performance is another clear sign. Your home takes longer to warm up in the winter or cool down in the summer. You adjust the thermostat lower or higher to compensate, but it never seems to reach the desired comfort level. Some rooms remain cold or hot while others are comfortable.
The air coming out of your wall-mounted unit seems less warm than before in heating mode, or less cool in cooling mode. When you hold your hand in front of the air vent, you can barely feel a change in temperature. This is a sign that the coils are likely clogged and are not transferring heat as efficiently.
Unpleasant odors are an important warning sign. A musty or stale smell when you turn on the appliance almost always indicates mold. A burning smell suggests that dust is accumulating on the heating elements or that electrical components are overheating. A chemical smell may indicate a refrigerant leak.
Dust visible on the indoor wall-mounted unit or around the ventilation grilles indicates that the filters are clogged and allowing dirt to pass through. If you run your finger over the grilles and it comes away black with dust, your system definitely needs cleaning.
Electricity bills that are going up even though your usual usage hasn’t changed. You haven’t added any new appliances, your lifestyle hasn’t changed, but your Hydro-Québec bill has gone up by 20 % or 30 %. Your heat pump is probably working harder than usual because it’s clogged with dirt.
Meters for Retail Establishments and Condominiums
In commercial settings and multi-unit residential buildings, the signs may be different and more subtle. Excessive energy consumption detected during an analysis of monthly bills is often the first indicator. Building managers who closely monitor their operating costs notice unexplained increases.
Complaints from employees or tenants about air quality, uncomfortable temperatures, or unpleasant odors are piling up. In an office, several employees report headaches or fatigue. In a residential building, tenants complain that their apartments are too hot or too cold even though the thermostat is set correctly.
The detection of mold or excessive moisture in common areas or near ventilation units. Stains appear on walls or ceilings near air vents. The relative humidity in the building consistently exceeds 60 %, causing discomfort and promoting mold growth.
Compliance inspections or energy audits reveal that HVAC systems are operating below standard. The City of Montreal now enforces energy efficiency standards for commercial buildings. A poorly maintained system can put you out of compliance.
In neighborhoods such as Ahuntsic, Rosemont, and Brossard, where there have been many recent renovations, construction dust gets everywhere and clogs HVAC systems much more quickly. Businesses in these areas often require more frequent maintenance than usual.
Condominiums in downtown Montreal face unique challenges. Vehicle pollution, fine particulate matter, and constant roadwork—all of these factors cause the systems to get dirty more quickly. Outdoor units on rooftops or balconies accumulate a layer of urban grime that reduces their efficiency.
How often should you clean a heat pump in Montreal?
The most common question we get at Vortex Air is, «How often should I have my heat pump cleaned?» The answer depends on your situation, but we can provide you with clear guidelines.
Residential
For a typical single-family home in Montreal, here’s what we recommend. A visual inspection every three months allows you to monitor the overall condition of your system. Check the indoor unit for visible dust, stains, or signs of leaks. Inspect the outdoor unit for debris, accumulated snow, or visible damage.
A thorough professional cleaning once a year is the absolute minimum. Ideally, have it done in the spring before you start using the air conditioner, or in the fall before the heating season. This annual cleaning includes partially disassembling the unit, thoroughly cleaning the coils, fan, and condensate pan, and inspecting the electrical and mechanical components.
Key maintenance periods are crucial. In the spring (March–April), before the hot weather sets in, have your system cleaned if it wasn’t serviced in the fall. This ensures that the unit is ready for the air-conditioning season. It’s also a good time to check for any winter damage.
Fall (September–October), before the first cold snap, is the other ideal time. Your heat pump has been running all summer in cooling mode, so it has accumulated dust and moisture. Cleaning it before winter ensures that it will operate efficiently when you need it most.
If you use your heat pump extensively all year round — for heating in the winter and cooling in the summer — consider having it serviced twice a year: in the spring and fall. It may seem like a lot, but it’s the most cost-effective investment you can make to extend the life of your unit and maintain its efficiency.
Special circumstances require extra attention. If you have pets, their hair and dander clog the filters much more quickly. If anyone in the house smokes, tobacco residue builds up in the system. If you’ve recently done renovations, construction dust has probably gotten everywhere.
Light Commercial / Multi-Family Housing
Commercial and residential buildings have different needs. Preventive maintenance twice a year is really the bare minimum for these facilities. Before each major season—spring for air conditioning, fall for heating—have all your systems inspected and cleaned.
Refrigerant pressure should be checked regularly. Commercial systems often have larger refrigerant charges. A minor leak can go unnoticed for months, gradually reducing efficiency until the system stops working entirely.
Cleaning heat exchangers in commercial systems is crucial. These components accumulate dirt quickly due to the volume of air being processed. A dirty heat exchanger can reduce efficiency by 30 % or more, drastically increasing your operating costs.
Preventive maintenance contracts for businesses and condominiums are highly recommended. At Vortex Air, we offer packages that include regular inspections, scheduled cleaning, filter replacement, and priority service if a problem arises. These contracts help you avoid costly breakdowns and ensure compliance with standards.
Condominium buildings are now subject to stricter requirements under Decree 991-2025. Homeowners’ associations must maintain a maintenance log documenting all work performed on HVAC systems. Regular inspections and cleanings are no longer just a best practice, but a legal requirement.
Vortex Air technicians use an INVC-certified protocol that complies with the standards of the National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA). We use antimicrobial products approved in Quebec to eliminate mold and bacteria without damaging components or leaving harmful residues. Our process ensures not just a superficial cleaning, but a complete disinfection of the system.
How Is a Professional Heat Pump Cleaning Performed?
Are you wondering exactly what happens when you have your heat pump cleaned by a professional? Let us explain the entire process we follow at Vortex Air.
Free Inspection and Diagnosis
It all starts with a comprehensive inspection—free of charge and with no obligation. One of our INVC-certified technicians will come to your home at a time that’s convenient for you. We’re available seven days a week, from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., to accommodate your schedule.
Checking the filters is the first step. Remove the filters and assess their condition. Are they just dusty, or are they completely clogged? Are they damaged and need to be replaced? The filters give us an initial indication of the system’s overall condition.
An inspection of the indoor and outdoor coils reveals a buildup of dirt, mold, or corrosion. A flashlight is used to see between the delicate fins. We look for signs of refrigerant leaks—oily stains or powdery residue around the connections.
Inspecting the air ducts and condensate drains helps identify potential blockages. We test to ensure that water can drain freely from the condensate pan. A blocked drain causes leaks and promotes mold growth.
The photo report documents everything we find. We take photos before cleaning to show you exactly what condition your system is in. These photos are included in your report. You see what we see, so you understand why cleaning is necessary.
The comprehensive diagnostic check also examines the electrical and mechanical components. We check the connections, test the capacitors, and assess bearing wear. If we detect a problem that requires repair, we’ll notify you immediately with a cost estimate before proceeding.
Deep Cleaning
Once you approve the service, the cleaning begins. First, we protect your floor and furniture with drop cloths. We turn off the power at the circuit breaker panel to ensure we can work safely.
Using biodegradable products approved in Quebec is important to us. We do not use harsh chemicals that could damage your system or leave toxic residues. Our cleaning solutions are effective against mold and bacteria while being safe for your family.
Partially disassembling the indoor unit allows us to access the hidden components. We remove the front panel, the filters, and the fan housing. Some models require further disassembly to reach all the nooks and crannies.
Controlled-pressure flushing of the coils removes dirt embedded between the fins. We do not use a high-pressure washer, which could bend the delicate fins. Our specialized equipment delivers just enough pressure to dislodge the dirt without causing damage.
Cleaning the fan and its blades requires care. Remove all dust and debris. Check that the fan rotates freely without friction. A clean, well-balanced fan operates quietly and efficiently.
Disinfecting the condensate pan and drain removes mold and bacteria that thrive in these damp areas. Thoroughly clean the pan, disinfect it with an antimicrobial product, and make sure the drain is completely clear.
Cleaning the outdoor unit involves removing debris, cleaning the fins, and checking that the outdoor fan is operating properly. We also inspect the electrical connections and refrigerant lines to identify any potential problems.
Performance Monitoring and Personalized Advice
After cleaning, we put everything back in place and thoroughly test the system. Checking the temperatures and airflow confirms that your heat pump is operating at its optimal capacity.
We measure the temperature of the air coming out of the system in both heating and air conditioning modes. We compare these measurements with the manufacturer’s specifications to ensure that performance meets standards. We verify that the airflow is uniform and adequate in all rooms.
Refrigerant pressure tests, when necessary, detect leaks or improper charges. Precise pressure gauges are used to verify that pressures are within the recommended ranges. An incorrect refrigerant charge can reduce efficiency by 20 % or more.
Maintenance recommendations tailored to your specific environment help you keep your system in good working order. If you live in an urban area with high levels of pollution, we suggest checking the filters more often. If your home is humid, we recommend taking steps to control the humidity.
Tips on how to get the most out of your heat pump can help you save money. We’ll explain the ideal thermostat settings, how to use energy-saving modes, and when to turn on the auxiliary fan.
The detailed final report documents all the work that was performed. It includes before-and-after photos, performance metrics, a list of components that were cleaned or replaced, and recommendations for the future. This report is yours to keep. It serves as proof that your system has been professionally maintained.
Why choose Vortex Air in Montreal
There are several companies that offer heat pump cleaning services in Montreal. Here's why hundreds of families and businesses choose us year after year.
Local Expertise and Certifications
We are a Montreal-based company located on Acadie Boulevard. We are familiar with the local climate, we understand the specific challenges of Montreal buildings, and we have been working in every neighborhood in the city for over 10 years.
Our team is INVC-certified (National Institute of Ventilation and Air Conditioning). This certification ensures that our technicians have undergone rigorous training and follow industry best practices. We continually invest in ongoing training to stay up to date with new technologies and standards.
Vortex Air is making progress toward meeting NADCA (National Air Duct Cleaners Association) standards. We are actively working to obtain this internationally recognized certification. Our current protocols already comply with NADCA standards, and we will complete the official certification process soon.
Compliance with the requirements of the RBQ (Régie du bâtiment du Québec) is guaranteed. Our technicians are trained in accordance with Quebec building codes. We comply with all safety and energy efficiency standards.
With over 10 years of combined experience among our technicians, we’ve seen just about every problem there is. From simple residential heat pumps to complex commercial systems, and from new installations to aging units—we know how to maintain them properly.
Transparent and Personalized Service
Our free, no-obligation inspection is our commitment to you. We’ll come assess your system, give you our honest opinion, and provide you with a detailed quote. If you decide not to move forward, there are no charges. No pressure, no guilt.
Our clear quote with no hidden fees tells you exactly what you'll pay before we get started. The price we give you is the price you pay. If we discover any additional issues during the service, we'll call you to discuss them before doing anything.
Our 24/7 service means we're there when you need us. Did your heat pump break down on a Sunday night in the middle of winter? Give us a call. We'll answer, come out, and fix the problem.
The direct support provided by the owners, Mohamed and Omar, makes all the difference. They aren’t sitting in an office crunching numbers. They personally oversee major projects, answer complex questions, and ensure that every customer receives exceptional service.
A personal, local approach is what sets us apart. We treat our customers like neighbors, not like numbers. We take the time to explain things, answer all your questions, and give you honest advice—even if it costs us a sale.
Commitment to Health and Performance
Our main goal is your health and comfort. We want you to breathe clean, healthy air in your home or business. Every service we provide is designed to improve indoor air quality.
Improved energy efficiency is a direct benefit of professional cleaning. A clean system consumes 15 % to 25 % less energy. That translates to hundreds of dollars in savings each year on your Hydro-Québec bills.
Regular maintenance increases the lifespan of your system. A well-maintained heat pump can last 15 to 20 years. A neglected heat pump will fail after 8 to 12 years. Investing in professional cleaning saves you the cost of premature replacement, which ranges from 5,000 $ to 10,000 $.
Preventing costly breakdowns is the hidden value of regular maintenance. We detect emerging problems before they become emergencies. A bearing that’s starting to wear out, a minor refrigerant leak, a weak condenser—we identify these issues and correct them before they cause a complete breakdown.
Peace of mind is worth its weight in gold. You know your system is in good working order. You sleep better knowing your heat pump won’t let you down in the middle of the night. You have a reliable partner for all your needs. HVAC.
Request your free inspection today. Breathe easier with Vortex Air. Call 514-214-7492, visit vortexair.ca, or email info@vortexair.ca. We provide prompt service throughout the Greater Montreal area.
FAQ: Heat Pump Maintenance and Cleaning in Montreal
What is the difference between cleaning and maintaining a heat pump?
The cleaning process focuses on removing dirt, dust, mold, and debris that have accumulated in your system. We disassemble the accessible components and thoroughly clean the coils, fan, filters, and condensate pan. This is a physical process for removing contaminants.
Maintenance is more comprehensive. It includes cleaning, as well as a thorough inspection of all components, checking refrigerant levels, performance tests, adjusting settings, lubricating moving parts, and tightening electrical connections. Maintenance is designed to keep your system in optimal condition and prevent breakdowns.
At Vortex Air, when we talk about professional cleaning, we always include essential maintenance tasks. You don’t just get a clean unit—you get a system that’s been inspected and optimized.
Can you clean a wall-mounted unit yourself?
You can perform basic maintenance yourself. Clean the filters every two or three months, wipe the dust off the grilles, and remove debris from around the outdoor unit—these are tasks you can handle on your own, and it’s important to do them regularly.
But for a thorough cleaning, we strongly recommend hiring a professional. Here’s why. The coils are hard to reach and extremely fragile. Accidentally bending them reduces your system’s efficiency. The electrical system operates at 240 volts—which is dangerous if you don’t know what you’re doing.
Mold requires professional-grade antimicrobial products to be properly removed. Dislodging it without killing it just causes it to spread throughout your home. Technicians also have specialized equipment—steam cleaners, HEPA vacuums, and pressure gauges—that you don’t have at home.
Basic home maintenance between professional cleanings is great. But an annual or biannual deep cleaning really should be done by certified experts.
What products should I use to avoid damaging the system?
If you’re doing a basic cleaning yourself, use only mild products. Use warm water with a few drops of dish soap to clean the filters and accessible surfaces. A solution of diluted white vinegar (one part vinegar to three parts water) can serve as a mild disinfectant.
Never use bleach on metal parts. It corrodes aluminum and copper. Do not use harsh all-purpose cleaners, industrial degreasers, or ammonia-based products. These products can damage surfaces and leave toxic residues.
Never use a pressure washer or a garden hose at full pressure on internal components. The pressure can bend the delicate fins and force water into the electronics.
Professionals use products specially formulated for HVAC systems. At Vortex Air, our products are biodegradable, approved in Quebec, effective against mold and bacteria, yet safe for your system and your family.
Does cleaning improve indoor air quality?
Absolutely, and in a dramatic way. A clean heat pump filters the air more effectively, removes allergens more efficiently, and circulates air that is free of mold and bacteria. Before-and-after tests show measurable improvements.
PM2.5 levels can decrease by 40 % to 70 % after professional cleaning. Mold spores drop dramatically. VOCs (volatile organic compounds) also decrease when you remove the dirt and contaminants that release them. .
People with allergies or asthma often notice an immediate improvement after having their heat pump cleaned. Less nasal congestion, less coughing, and better sleep. Symptoms that seemed chronic subside when the air they breathe becomes cleaner.
For children and the elderly, who are more vulnerable to indoor pollutants, improving air quality can have a significant impact on their overall health. Fewer respiratory infections, fewer doctor visits, and a better quality of life.
How much does it cost to have a heat pump cleaned in Montreal?
For a single-family home with one or two wall-mounted units, the typical cost of a complete professional cleaning ranges from 300 $ to 600 $ per unit. The price varies depending on the size of the unit, its condition (the dirtier it is, the longer it takes), and whether minor repairs are needed.
We offer preferential rates for commercial buildings or multi-unit residential buildings. If you have five or more units to be cleaned, we can reduce the unit cost by 15 % to 20 %. Annual maintenance contracts also offer savings.
The initial inspection at Vortex Air is always free. We’ll come assess your system at no cost. You’ll receive a clear quote before we begin any work. No surprises on the final bill.
Available grants can significantly reduce your net cost. The LogisVert 2025 program offers up to 650 $ per unit for heat pump maintenance and optimization. Hydro-Québec also has rebate programs for energy efficiency improvements. We’ll help you navigate these programs.
Compared to the cost of a major breakdown (1,500 $ to 3,000 $ for a compressor, 5,000 $ to 10,000 $ for a complete replacement), preventive maintenance is the most cost-effective investment you can make.
When is the best time of year to do this?
The two best times of year are spring (March through May) and fall (September through November). These periods will help you prepare for the seasons when you’ll be using your heat pump the most.
Spring is the perfect time to prepare for the air-conditioning season. Your heat pump has been running in heating mode all winter. It has likely accumulated dirt, ice, and debris. A spring cleaning ensures that it will be ready for the summer heat.
Fall is the perfect time to prepare for the heating season. Your HVAC system has been cooling your home all summer, accumulating dust and moisture. Cleaning it before winter ensures it will operate efficiently during the cold months.
Avoid waiting until peak periods—the height of the July heat wave or the January cold snap. HVAC companies are swamped during these times. You’ll have to wait days or weeks for an appointment. Emergency rates are also higher.
If you’ve missed these ideal times, don’t wait another year. It’s better to have your heat pump cleaned now than to keep neglecting it. At Vortex Air, we respond quickly no matter the season.
Do you offer combo packages (heat pump + ductwork)?
Yes, absolutely. We offer comprehensive packages that combine cleaning your heat pump with cleaning your ventilation ducts. This is the most effective way to truly improve the air quality in your home.
Here’s why it’s worth combining these services. Your heat pump circulates air through your ducts. If the ducts are dirty, you’re constantly contaminating the clean air coming out of your freshly cleaned heat pump. Cleaning both at the same time yields optimal results.
Combined packages also offer savings. We make just one trip and get everything done in a single day. You save on travel costs, and we can reduce the total cost by 10 % to 15 % compared to having the services done separately.
Our most popular packages include: a complete heat pump cleaning (indoor and outdoor units), cleaning of the main ventilation ducts, cleaning of the air exchange system (if you have one), filter replacement, and a complete inspection with a detailed report.
For businesses and buildings, we can create customized packages tailored to your specific needs. Maintenance of multiple heat pumps, cleaning of shared ducts, decontamination if necessary, and annual maintenance contracts with priority service.
How can I tell if my system complies with Quebec standards?
Compliance with Quebec standards affects several aspects of your installation. First, the initial installation must have been performed by a contractor with a valid RBQ license. If your heat pump was installed by someone without a license, there’s a good chance the installation doesn’t comply with the standards.
Building and electrical installation permits must have been obtained and approved by the municipality. In Montreal and most cities in Quebec, installing a heat pump requires a permit. You can check with your city to see if permits have been issued for your address.
Regular maintenance is now a legal requirement for condominiums under Decree 991-2025. Condominium associations must maintain a log documenting all work performed on HVAC systems. If you are a condominium owner, ask to see this log.
Energy performance standards also apply, especially for commercial buildings. The City of Montreal now enforces efficiency standards. A poorly maintained system that consumes excessive amounts of energy can put you out of compliance.
During a Vortex Air inspection, we check several compliance factors: Is the electrical installation safe? Do the airflow rates meet standards? Are the refrigerant pressures within acceptable ranges? Does the system have any leaks or safety defects? We will notify you if any compliance issues are detected.
If you have any doubts about whether your installation complies with regulations, call us to schedule an inspection. We’ll give you an honest assessment and explain any necessary corrections if we find any issues.
Need professional advice? Contact Vortex Air for a free, no-obligation assessment. We’ll give you an honest assessment of your system’s condition and what needs to be done.
Protect your investment, breathe easier
Your heat pump is a significant investment—between 3,000 $ and 10,000 $, depending on the system. This investment deserves to be protected with proper maintenance. The few hundred dollars you spend each year on professional cleaning will save you thousands in repairs and premature replacements.
But beyond the financial aspect, it’s your health and that of your family that’s at stake. The air you breathe 16 hours a day in your home directly affects your well-being. Headaches, fatigue, allergies, respiratory problems—often, the cause is right in front of you, in a neglected ventilation system.
Montreal’s climate is demanding. Our extreme temperature fluctuations, summer humidity, and bitter winter cold—all of these put your appliances to the test. A heat pump in Montreal works harder than one in milder climates. It deserves the attention it needs.
The signs that it’s time to take action are clear: unusual noises, decreased performance, lingering odors, and rising electricity bills. If you recognize any of these symptoms, don’t wait. The longer you put it off, the worse the problems get and the more expensive the repairs become.
Regular maintenance isn't an expense—it's an investment. An investment in the lifespan of your appliance, in energy efficiency, in the quality of the air you breathe, and in your peace of mind.
At Vortex Air, we understand that you have options. Dozens of companies offer HVAC services in Montreal. What sets us apart is our commitment to transparency, quality, and personalized service. Mohamed and Omar built this company on simple values: honesty, expertise, and respect for our customers.
We never give you the impression that we’re trying to sell you something you don’t need. If your system is working well and just needs routine maintenance, we’ll tell you so. If we think a major repair is coming up and replacement would be more cost-effective, we’ll clearly explain your options.
Our 500+ satisfied customers in the Greater Montreal area are a testament to the quality of our work. They come back year after year because they trust us. They recommend us to their friends and family because they know we’ll treat them with the same respect and honesty.
Call Vortex Air at 514-214-7492 (available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week), visit our website vortexair.ca, or write to info@vortexair.ca. The free inspection provides you with all the information you need to make an informed decision.
We serve the entire Greater Montreal area: all of Montreal’s boroughs, Laval, Longueuil, Brossard, and the cities on the North Shore and South Shore. No trip is too far if you need our expertise.
When’s the best time to have your heat pump serviced? Now. Spring is approaching, and summer will be here before you know it. Make sure your system is ready to keep you comfortable all season long.
Breathe easier. Save more. Live healthier. Get started today with Vortex Air—your local partner for clean air and high-performance HVAC systems.
