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Norwood Heating Cooling
The Market Hall clock tower on George Street in downtown Peterborough, Ontario.

Heating and cooling in Peterborough

Furnace and air conditioning work in Peterborough

Norwood Heating Cooling repairs and installs furnaces, central air and heat pumps in Peterborough. Tell us the age of the house and what the system is doing, and the technician arrives with a fair idea of where to look. The price is written down before any part is fitted.

What the technician finds in Peterborough houses

Norwood Heating Cooling takes furnace, central air and heat pump calls in Peterborough as well as in the village. The work is the same: find the fault, explain it plainly, and write the price down before any part is fitted. Tell us the age of the house, the fuel and what the system is doing when you book.

Heating and cooling work in the city

The calls from Peterborough are the same mix we see everywhere. A furnace that will not light. A furnace that lights and shuts off. Central air that runs but does not cool, or trips the breaker. A system that is simply old and due for a decision.

What we do there

Gas work is performed by TSSA-certified gas technicians. Air conditioning and heat pump work is performed by 313A refrigeration and air conditioning mechanics.

How to book

Before you call, check the filter, the breaker and the furnace switch. If you have plastic vent pipes on the side wall, make sure nothing is blocking them. Then contact us with what the system is doing, or request a quote for a replacement. You see the written price and approve it before work starts.

Communities we serve

  • Westmount
  • Greenhill
  • Ashburnham
  • Claraday
  • Byersville
  • Auburn Mills
  • Coldsprings
  • Downers Corners
  • Donwood
  • Nassau

Services in Peterborough

Questions from Peterborough homeowners

Can I get a furnace or air conditioner quote for a house in Peterborough?

Yes. Use the quote form and tell us the size and age of the house, the current equipment and whether you heat with gas or propane. A technician looks at the house, the ducts and the venting before writing a price, because those decide what fits. For what moves the number up or down, read what decides the price of a new furnace or central air.

Where do carbon monoxide alarms need to go?

The Ontario Fire Code requires a working carbon monoxide alarm next to each sleeping area in a home with a fuel-burning appliance, a fireplace or an attached garage. In Norwood that takes in most houses: a gas furnace or water heater, a wood stove in an older village home, or a garage built onto a newer one. Press the test button on each alarm and check the replacement date printed on the back. If an alarm sounds, get everyone outside and call the fire department from there. To have the furnace and its venting checked, book seasonal maintenance.

Who supplies natural gas in Norwood?

The Ontario Energy Board's list of municipal gas franchises names Enbridge as the gas utility for the Township of Asphodel-Norwood. The utility looks after the supply, the meter and the bill. Everything past the meter, meaning the furnace, the water heater and their venting, is work for a gas contractor. If your home heats with propane instead, the burner is set up differently, so the technician needs to know which fuel you have. Check your bill or the tank before you call, then see the service areas.

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Nearby areas

Norwood Heating Cooling also works in Hastings, close to Peterborough. The same services and the same written price before work starts apply there.

Get a written price for your Peterborough home

Tell us what the furnace, heat pump or air conditioner is doing. You get a written price to approve before any part is fitted.