HotChilly

4.6(64 reviews on Google)

Heat pump installer in Porirua

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About HotChilly

HotChilly is a family-owned, New Zealand owned heat pump, air conditioning and ventilation company that has worked in Wellington's HVAC industry for over 30 years. It designs, manufactures and installs systems, from small residential jobs to large commercial projects, including VRV and VRF heat pump systems, chillers, boilers, cooling towers and raised modular flooring. Service and maintenance covers planned preventative maintenance and IQP inspections. Its work carries a 12 month workmanship guarantee, and machinery and parts are covered by manufacturer warranties. Free in-home consultations and quotes are offered, and a fully trained sales team and a written manual come with each installation. Work centres on the greater Wellington region, with some nationwide contracts for key clients. Rated 4.6 from 64 Google reviews, 50 of them five stars and 3 one star.

What reviewers mention: heat pump installation (21), personable technician (4), tricky installation (4), unit selection (4), polite staff (4), installation quality (3), booking process (2), thorough job (2), workmanship (2), attention to detail (2)

Services and details

Not stated: ducted systems, multi-room systems, heat pump hot water, repairs, authorised brand dealer, registered electrician, refrigerant certified, finance options, Warmer Kiwi Homes, high-wall units, floor consoles, ceiling cassettes, insulation, Wi-Fi control. Call and ask.

Contact

Address
6D Broken Hill Road, Kenepuru, Porirua 5022
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