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“If we could give more stars, I would! The service Bryer provided us for a none functionning furnace on the worst day of winter was remarquable! We called early sunday morning of family day weekend because our furnace had stopped working. He came within the hour and had to change the furnace. This guy drove all the way to Ottawa in a big snowstorm, and came back to change the new furnace the same day! Now if that is not great service, I don't know what is. Would highly recommend Clockwork HVAC!”

—Anick Letellier
“I've been working with Clockwork for 3 years now. I have multiple properties and, as such, there's always a job that needs to be done. Clockwork always responds to my requests in a timely manner and always ensures the job is done properly. 10/10 would recommend."

—Nick Wk
“After another local company plugged in the wrong wires which set the relay in my furnace on fire. Clockwork was able to find the issues and rewire to get us our heat back on."

—Xavier Girard
“Fixed a rattling in my furnace. Great response time, friendly, knowledgeable and took the time to explain the problem. Lucky to have this business in my area. Highly recommend."

—gemcee1111
"Great service. Bryer attended our residence to hook up our central air unit on short notice during a heat wave and got the job done quick. Very friendly and professional service. Would recommend to anyone in need of HVAC services."

—Cassandra Melbourne
"If you've lamented lately the lack of ethical service providers or contractors in the world, you'll find Bryer and Kyla at Clockwork a welcome change. Bryer installed the gas line for my new home standby generator recently. It wasn't an easy job and the level of knowledge, skill and integrity being applied was apparent. Kyla was so helpful and accommodating with the scheduling and my questions. I won't hesitate to call on them again for anything HVAC-related. Thanks very much to Clockwork for excellent work and service!"New List Item

—Amy Adams
"I could not have been more satisfied with Clockwork. Not only did Bryer deal with the gas installation for the generator with efficiency he also worked to address an issue with my humidifier improperly installed by Reliance. Thank you so much."

—Janet Morris
"So glad we found Clockwork. We wanted to switch our home heating and water heater from gas to electric heat pumps. The other bigger companies we spoke to said the equipment we wanted just wasn't available. But Clockwork found it! Bryer just finished the install and we couldn't be happier. Clockwork may be a smaller company but their service is highly recommended."

—Stewart Newell
"We had a generator install by a different company. They wanted to install our generator without a gaz regulator. On his side, Bryer Curley decided to called the gas company to come the next day to install a gas regulator so we would be safe. He then came over to hook it all up. He was kind, knowledgeable and came out of his way after hours to do it all. I would recommend this company to anyone that needs that kind of service. Thank you again Bryer!"

—Chantal F
"Bryer came to our home initially to inspect the work estimate for the gas line upgrade for our new generator & gas line to the BBQ & gas heater installation in the garage. Kyla provided a prompt estimate on all the above. Subsequently Bryer installed both the upgraded gas line from the gas meter & the gas lines to the generator & the BBQ. Bryer is very knowledgeable & meticulous in his work. Would highly recommend this company. Thank you very much Kyla & Bryer."

—Ronald Beauchamp

Residential Services

Furnaces

Whether you’re upgrading your existing heating system or installing a new, energy-efficient furnace, our experienced team is here to ensure your home stays warm and comfortable throughout the year.

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Heat Pumps

Time for a new air conditioner? Consider a heat pump. Heat pumps are an efficient way to add heating and cooling to your whole home!

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Air Conditioners

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Ductless Systems

Ductless Systems are a unique way to bring air conditioning and heat to any space, without the need for duct work!

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Tankless Water Heaters

Do you have a hot water tank? Want to know if a tankless water heater is for you? We have the answers to all your questions.

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Boilers

Is it time for an upgrade? Maybe you are building your dream home and want customized heating. Clockwork offers a full range of Hydronic heating services.

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Clockwork News

Are you considering a a tankless water heater or upgrading your home boiler system? 💦 NTI boilers and tankless water heaters are manufactured and operated right here in Canada. Their office and manufacturing facility are located on the stunning Drury Cove in Saint John, NB, where they employ roughly 100 people. Tankless water heaters provide an endless supply of hot water while creating significant energy savings because it is not constantly working to keep a hot water reserve. 🍃 This means more hot water for you and better for the planet 🌎 NTI is an industry leader, committed to providing smart climate solutions and personal customer support since they were founded in 1967. 👏 Support Canadian companies and Boycott Trump tariffs! 🇨🇦 Ask us about NTI today! 😊

😊 March is International Women’s Month. I wanted to share this amazing organization called Women in HVACR Canada. This group was started in 2020 with the goal of supporting women in the trade and having strength in numbers! 🥰 ✅ This gives women an opportunity to see other women in the trade, ✅ To inspire women to know this trade IS for them, ✅ To offer mentorship and support, ✅ And to provide ongoing education and networking in a comfortable environment! In Canada, less than 4% of ALL skilled trade employees are women, despite 50% of the employed population being female But this is a massive leap compared to just 1.5% in 2021! 🥳 And guess what? Because of organizations like Women in HVACR Canada, women are being received into the trade more positively than ever! So if you’ve been considering entering the trade, NOW is the time. We can do it!! 💪 ➡️ Check out Women in HVACR Canada / women_in_hvacr_canada (don’t forget to like and follow their page) #womenwhowork #womeninhvacr #womeninhvacrcanada #womeninskilledtrades #women #in #womenintrades #bluecollarwoman

Does this vent even work?? 😩 No air seems to be coming out!! Here’s a trick to test if your vent is working. On your thermostat turn your fan to on OR wait until you hear your furnace come on. Take a Kleenex and hold it up next to the vent. 💨 If the Kleenex gets pushed then the vent is blowing the warm air into the room. 💨 If the Kleenex gets pulled then the vent is pulling the air back to the furnace. This is called a cold air return. Your homes HVAC system is constantly circulating air to keep it at the right temperature, filter out dust and other particles, and draw in fresh air from outside to keep you comfortable and safe. 🍃 💨 If nothing happens with the Kleenex then most likely this vent is not connected to your system. How could this be? 🤔 Well, this isn’t uncommon in older homes (built prior to the 1940s). These homes have seen many changes in their HVAC systems and some venting may be too big to fit with your new furnace (though occasionally it is also due to technician hastiness). If your home is newer and nothing happens with the Kleenex then you may have a blocked vent and this should be addressed right away by a certified technician to prevent further damage. Have a great day Ottawa! We’re here if you need us. 😉

🏒 Did you watch the Canada-USA Four Nations game? Were you listening to our anthem? 🎶 🏆 Did you notice how Chantal Kreviazuk powerfully changed the lyrics from “in all of us command” to "that only us command”? She even posted on instagram clearly stating her intention that this was a direct response to Trump’s comments on making Canada a part of the USA, as well as his tariff announcements. This is her personal protest! You can protest too! 🇨🇦 Buying anything? Is it Canadian? Can you find a Canadian alternative? Where are your investments going? Can you invest in ethical, Canadian alternatives? Know any independent, local businesses? Like their Facebook page, send your friends an invite to like that page too. You’ve just supported a Canadian business for free! Clockwork is protesting too! 🇨🇦 We are prioritizing Canadian manufactured and assembled HVAC products supporting other Canadian business, Canadian workforce, and keeping our costs down for our customers. 🥳 That’s a win every Canadian can get behind. Contact Clockwork for Canadian HVAC products. What’s your personal protest? 🇨🇦

THANK YOU! Thank you to all drivers who have been working hard to keep the streets clear and safe! Thank you to every employer who chose to keep their employees home and off the road when going in wasn’t necessary! Thank you to all the frontline workers who needed to be at work to keep our communities safe! Clockwork has spent the past few days helping our community with furnace breakdowns, clearing lots of snow and having a little fun in between! ThANK YOU!!

🇨🇦 Clockwork is doing our research to find out more about where exactly our products are really coming from. 🇨🇦 We want to SAY NO TO TRUMP TARIFFS 🇨🇦 Many Canadians already make efforts to buy Canadian food products and shop at local markets, but we are ready to take this to the next level! 🇨🇦 I would like to introduce you to one of our valued Canadian product lines, Giant Water Heaters. 🇨🇦 The company started out in 1945 by two brothers, Lucien and Jean Lesage, opening its first manufacturing facility in Montreal, Quebec! 🇨🇦 1970-1971 Giant Electric Manufacturing Co. redefines its position on the Canadian market and becomes the largest manufacturer of immersion heating elements in Canada. 🇨🇦 1973 The company faces its first steel crisis and decides to produce its own tanks. It installs a firing kiln that will enable the company to produce more than 200 water heaters per day. This new vitrification process also improves the quality of the tanks, thus extending the lifespan of water heaters. 🇨🇦 1988 In-house production of water heater parts and elements begins, eliminating subcontracting. 🇨🇦 1997 The plant receives ISO 9002 1994 certification. GIANT commits to protecting the environment by building its water heaters with GREENFOAM, a water-based insulation. 🇨🇦 2010 The company collaborates with Hydro-Quebec to develop a more energy-efficient product. GIANT launches three-element ECOPEAK®. 🇨🇦 2015 GIANT celebrates 70 years as a family-run business! 🇨🇦 Today the company has over 300 employees combined. 🇨🇦 They offer a full range of hot water heaters, including electric tanks, gas tanks, both atmospheric and power vent, as well as storage tanks. 🇨🇦 They keep improving to their products to reach higher environmental efficiencies! 🇨🇦 Next time you are in need of a hot water heater, consider Giant!

We had a great time at the #ottawa67s game last night. A huge thank you to everyone at Redmond Distributing, our amazing local BOSCH suppliers! A special shoutout to Brad and Vince M Gagné for organizing the event and being such wonderful hosts! Today we are doing training hosted by Redmond, directly with Bosch’s Eastern educator to continue to stay up to date on technology advancements in the industry and keep providing our customers with the best experience possible. BOSCH was founded in German in 1886 by Robert Bosch. Today the company is 94% owned by the Robert Bosch Stiftung, a charitable organization supporting social, cultural and social research. Would be amazing to see more companies adopting similar models where we can both make a living and support our communities! If you are considering Bosch for your home comfort, contact us to learn more! #ottawa67s #redmonddistributing #Bosch

Cold spots in your home? 🥶 ☃️ There are many factors for this, including the age of your home, how it was built, leaky windows and doors, poor insulation, and improper heating system. ☃️ Here are some steps you can take to reduce cold spots in your home: ☃️ Keep your vents clear and open! People will often close them in certain rooms hoping that will bring more heat to a certain area; this isn’t the case, as it just limits your duct works ability to circulate the warm air. ☃️ Keep your bedroom doors open, again, increasing air flow in the home ☃️ Turn your fan on your thermostat to ‘on’ rather than ‘auto’. On will keep the fan running constantly rather than just when the furnace kicks on. This again, will increase air flow in your home. ☃️ Hot air rises so if you have ceiling fans, take advantage of them by having them run in a clockwise direction in winter (and counter clockwise in summer) to circulate the air back down to wear you can feel it. ☃️ Annual maintenance and tune ups for your furnace system can help keep your furnace running smoothly and efficiently, maximizing its ability to heat your home. This will also allow your technician to make adjustments to your fan speed if necessary to ensure it can keep up with the demand. ☃️ If you are planning a renovation this could be excellent time to access if more cold air return and heat runs can be added in. Basements are notorious for being cold. One reason for this is they are often left unfinished when a home is built. People later add in rooms without considering their duct work. These runs may not contain heat registers, or may not contain enough and lack of cold air returns is often a culprit of cold spots! Contact Clockwork for free in-home consultations and get back your home comfort! 🥰

❄️ As snowfalls are slowly accumulating here in the Ottawa region, the level of snow on your property is rising. ❄️ When you are outside shovelling your driveway and steps, don’t forget about your appliance vents! ❄️ Gas appliances, such as a furnace, hot water tank, and ERV system have two vents: an exhaust vent and a fresh air intake. ❄️ The exhaust vent points up toward the sky, and allows the burnt used gas to escape your home, so carbon monoxide isn’t accumulating inside. ❄️ The fresh air intake points downward and allows your home to constantly bring in a new supply of fresh air, avoiding carbon dioxide build up from our own exhaled breath. ❄️ When these vents get blocked it poses a hazard to the air inside your home because it prevents these vents from fulfilling their jobs. ❄️ Be proactive and check your vents each week and after heavy snow falls! ❄️ Stay safe! 🥰