High-performance heating solutions designed to adapt to the most extreme variations.
Installation, replacement, and upgrading of residential and commercial systems.
In Quebec, summers are getting hotter while winters remain harsh. Ensuring your comfort all year round requires more than just a device: it requires a smart, tailored solution.
MCL Air Conditioning installs high-performance heating and air conditioning systems.
Whether you want to reduce your electricity consumption, replace an oil furnace, or improve your comfort during heat waves, we offer equipment that precisely meets your needs.
Heat pumps remain the most advantageous option in Quebec.
In winter (heating): capturing outdoor thermal energy even in cold weather to transfer it indoors.
The result? Perfectly controlled temperature and an energy-efficient solution that significantly reduces operating costs.
Years of experience
and quality
At MCL Air Conditioning, we don’t just install appliances; we provide peace of mind.
From Morin-Heights to Mont-Tremblant, our certified team offers you sustainable and effective solutions.
Enjoy a cool and comfortable summer with our high-efficiency wall-mounted and central air conditioners.
Stay warm all winter long with our high-performance heat pumps and electric furnaces.
Your comfort is our pride. Explore a preview of our recent installations, created with the attention to detail and high quality standards that have made us renowned since 1987.
Small project for a custom commercial BBQ hood in an indoor summer kitchen.
Another project completed in partnership with Ventilation des monts inc. on the Bois Nature general contractor project.
Improved comfort for guests at this magnificent rental cottage on the Laurentian Mont-Blanc golf course
Renovation, new equipment, and installation of two new hoods at Manoir Saint-Sauveur Collaboration on welding work with JCV Welding / JCV Mobile Welding Inc.
Complete unit replacement and new distribution.
Finition de Béton InnovaTech installed a variable speed exhaust system.
Replacement of 5 York 100-ton condenser coil chillers
Clear answers to help you make the right choice
A heat pump should be serviced at least once a year, ideally before the heating or cooling season.
Annual maintenance allows you to clean the filters, check the refrigerant level, inspect the electrical connections, and ensure that all components are working properly. For commercial systems or those used intensively, maintenance every six months is recommended.
Installing a standard residential air conditioning system typically takes 4 to 8 hours for a wall-mounted unit, and 1 to 3 days for a complete central system.
The duration depends on several factors: the type of system chosen, the configuration of your building, access to workspaces, and whether modifications to the electrical system or structure are necessary. For commercial projects, the duration may vary.
A noticeable increase in dust in your space, persistent or unusual odors, increased indoor humidity, unusual noises coming from the unit, or a rise in your energy bills for no apparent reason.
If you notice excessive condensation on your windows, increased allergies among occupants, or that your system seems to be running constantly without maintaining the desired comfort level, professional cleaning is required.
An air exchanger should be cleaned at least every two years, and more frequently in dusty environments or homes with pets.
Yes, modern heat pumps operate efficiently even during Quebec’s harsh winters. Recent models, designed for northern climates, can extract heat from the outside air even at temperatures as low as -25°C to -30°C.
Replacement becomes more cost-effective than repair when your system is over 15 years old, repair costs exceed 50% of the price of a new unit, or you have to make frequent repairs every year.
Other indicators include a steady increase in your energy bills despite regular maintenance, the system’s inability to maintain a comfortable temperature, or if your unit uses R-22 refrigerant, which is no longer manufactured.
Noises coming from a ventilation system can have several causes. A whistling sound usually indicates an airflow problem, often caused by dirty filters or clogged ducts. Clicking or clattering noises suggest loose components, poorly secured ducts, or debris in the fan.
A squeaking noise may indicate that the motor is lacking lubrication or that the bearings are worn. A constant humming noise could indicate an electrical problem or a faulty motor.
If the noise appears suddenly or gradually intensifies, a professional inspection is required quickly to prevent further damage. A well-maintained ventilation system operates quietly and should never produce unusual or disturbing noises.
