Hot upstairs, cold downstairs
Multi-storey hillside homes on Westwood Plateau and Burke Mountain often have big temperature swings between floors.
Coquitlam heating and cooling
HVAC Services in Coquitlam, BC
Heating, cooling and hot water help for Coquitlam homes, from new builds on Burke Mountain to classic split-levels in Austin Heights.
- Hillside and valley homes
- Condos and townhomes
- On call 24/7
No heat, no hot water or a gas smell? Call any time, day or night.
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- 24/7 emergency service
- Tri-Cities, Burnaby, Surrey, Pitt Meadows, Maple Ridge
- Clear quote before work starts
- Tidy, respectful work
- Furnaces and boilers
- Air conditioning
- Heat pumps
- Water heaters
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Able Pro Heating and Cooling
Coquitlam homes, Coquitlam comfort problems
Coquitlam is our home turf, and few cities in Metro Vancouver have such a wide spread of housing. Able Pro provides HVAC services in Coquitlam for 1960s bungalows in Maillardville, 1980s family homes on Westwood Plateau, newer hillside builds on Burke Mountain and the towers rising around Coquitlam Centre and Burquitlam.
That variety means the right answer changes from street to street. A tall, open-plan home on the mountain may need zoning or a second heat pump head to balance the floors, while a 40-year-old furnace in Ranch Park might be due for a frank repair-or-replace conversation. We look at your actual home before recommending anything.
Everything we do in Coquitlam
Furnaces and Heating
Air Conditioning
Water Heaters
Comfort problems we see in Coquitlam homes
Elevation, age and building type each bring their own issues.
Exposed, windy lots
Homes high on the slopes lose heat faster during outflow events, which strains undersized or tired furnaces.
Original furnaces in older areas
Many Maillardville and Austin Heights homes still run aging furnaces with worn heat exchangers or failing blowers.
Condos that overheat
Glass-heavy towers near the Evergreen Line can get stuffy in spring and summer without a heat pump or proper cooling.
Hot water for growing families
Busy households on Burke Mountain often outgrow builder-grade tanks and ask about tankless or larger units.
Condensation and stale air
Tight newer homes and older homes with poor ventilation both struggle with moisture through wet winters.
Local service
Serving every corner of Coquitlam
We work across the city, from Eagle Ridge and Westwood Plateau down to Maillardville near the Fraser, and from Burquitlam's new towers to the cul-de-sacs of Ranch Park. Up on Burke Mountain, many homes were built recently with heat pumps or high-efficiency furnaces, and the work is often about tuning, zoning and keeping systems maintained. In the older neighbourhoods south of Lougheed Highway, we more often replace original equipment and update ductwork.
Coquitlam's elevation matters. On a cold January morning the upper slopes can sit noticeably colder than City Centre, and snow lingers longer in the higher neighbourhoods. That affects how we size heat pumps and when we suggest a backup heat source.
How it works
Getting help in Coquitlam
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Call or book
Reach us at (236) 222-2222 or online and tell us your neighbourhood and the problem.
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Home visit
A technician inspects your system and the layout of your home.
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Clear options
You get a written quote with the choices explained plainly.
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Done and tidy
We complete the work, test it with you and clean up.
Why Coquitlam homeowners call Able Pro
Based in the Tri-Cities
Coquitlam is where we spend much of our working week, so local streets and building types are familiar.
Heat pump know-how
We help mountain-side and condo owners choose ducted or ductless systems that suit the space.
Help any hour
No heat on a frosty Westwood Plateau night? Our technicians are on call 24/7.
Quotes up front
You approve a clear price before work begins, every time.
Questions homeowners ask us
Still unsure? Call (236) 222-2222 and talk it through with us.
My Burke Mountain home has a cold main floor and hot bedrooms. Can that be fixed?
Usually, yes. Common fixes include balancing the ductwork, adjusting fan settings, adding zoning or supplementing with a ductless head on the problem floor. We look at the layout and airflow before suggesting the simplest fix that works.
Can I add a heat pump to my older Maillardville house?
In most cases. If the home has a furnace and ductwork in decent shape, a ducted heat pump or dual fuel system can work. Homes heated by baseboards are often a good fit for ductless mini-splits.
Do you install heat pumps in Coquitlam condos?
Yes, where the strata permits it. We help you gather the technical information your strata council asks for, such as outdoor unit location, noise and electrical needs.
Are there Coquitlam rebates for heat pumps?
Provincial, utility and sometimes municipal programs have supported heat pump upgrades, but the offers change often. We confirm what applies to your Coquitlam home when we quote and help with the application.
Do you cover Burquitlam and the area near Lougheed Town Centre?
Yes. We work throughout Burquitlam and the Lougheed area, including houses, townhomes and condos close to the SkyTrain.
Book your visit
Coquitlam comfort, sorted
Call (236) 222-2222 or book online for HVAC service anywhere in Coquitlam.
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