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In Austin, 3 companies are listed as active for heating, ventilation or air conditioning work in RBQ data dated November 3, 2026. 2 (67%) have held their licence for 10 years or more, the oldest since 1989; none got its licence in the last 90 days.
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Finding a heating and cooling contractor in Austin
Looking for a heating and cooling contractor in Austin? All 3 companies on the list are also listed in other trades: renovation, construction and general work (3), wood stoves and fireplaces (3) and new home builders (1).
Austin ranks 35th of 78 cities in the Estrie region for this trade, with 1% of the region's 499 companies.
The choice is limited in Austin. Companies from nearby cities in the region, such as Sherbrooke (154), Granby (62) and Magog (22), may also serve your area: ask them.
The RBQ numbers: heating, ventilation and air conditioning in Austin
3companies with an active licence
0new licences in 90 daysnone in the last 30 days
2have held their licence for 10 years or more67% · the oldest since 1989
3have a $40,000 licence bondmay compensate a client under RBQ rules
2open public tenders within 100 km- All of them have a published phone number: you can call them directly.
- Most common subcategories: 10 Solid-fuel space heating (wood stoves, fireplaces) (3), 1.3 Buildings of all kinds (3), 6.1 Wood framing (3), 15.7 Residential ventilation (3).
Useful guides: Space heater safety: electric heaters and ethanol fireplaces · Air exchanger maintenance: filters, core and winter care · Heat pump in winter: settings, defrost and maintenance
Open data of the Régie du bâtiment du Québec as of November 3, 2026, updated every night.
Required licence, issuing body and subcategories for this trade: Heating, ventilation and air conditioning in Greater Montréal.
Homes in Austin (2021 Census)
865households in a private dwelling
42%of dwellings built before 1981including 13% before 1961
90%of households own their home
95%of dwellings are single-detached houses
Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census, table 98-10-0233-01 (25% sample, rounded counts), Statistics Canada Open Licence.
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See also
- Heating, ventilation and air conditioning in Greater Montréal
- Licensed contractors in Austin
- RBQ licence check: how to verify a Quebec contractor
- Heat pump subsidy in Quebec: LogisVert and your installer
- Winter home maintenance checklist: what to check in fall
- Renovation grants in Quebec 2026: LogisVert and Rénoclimat
- Power outage generator safety and carbon monoxide alarms
- Oil furnace replacement in Quebec: what the rules allow
- Heat pump in winter: settings, defrost and maintenance
- Air exchanger maintenance: filters, core and winter care
- Space heater safety: electric heaters and ethanol fireplaces