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FREE HOME HVAC CHECK · BY B.C HVAC

Check My Unit.
Know your next step.

Is your furnace, heat pump or other HVAC equipment due for attention? Answer six questions in about 45 seconds. Get a self-reported starting point for service or replacement planning. No account. No contact details.

  • Free self-reported score
  • About 45 seconds
  • No location permission

YOUR 45-SECOND CHECK

Check your unit.
Know your next step.

Six clear questions. Your self-reported result appears before an account, contact details or booking.

YOUR FREE, GUIDED CHECK

Check My Unit

Six questions. About 45 seconds. No account required.
B.C HVACHOME COMFORT.
A LITTLE CLEARER.

Check My Unit

B.C HVAC HOMEOWNER TOOL

Question 1 of 6

Choose the answer that best matches your equipment.

ABOUT
45 SEC
01 · YOUR EQUIPMENT

What would you like to check?

COMPLIMENTARY BY B.C HVACYour result. Your next step.

ONE HOUSEHOLD BECOMES THREE

Check yours.
Challenge three.

Complete your check, then send the same free tool to three B.C. households. That sharing loop is how the province moves together.

Share the tool honestly. The score is a self-reported screening result—not a diagnosis, safety clearance or professional inspection.

TRANSPARENT METHOD

What the score considers.

Four homeowner observations inform the score. Your equipment choice and replacement plans help select the next step. None replaces measurements, equipment access or qualified judgment.

01

Approximate age

Age changes context, but never becomes an automatic replacement verdict.

02

Service timing

Known maintenance timing helps distinguish current routine care from a long information gap.

03

Current performance

Normal operation, declining performance, repeated issues and a no-operation condition carry different weight.

04

Visible condition

Obvious buildup or restricted airflow can support a service recommendation without pretending to identify a failed component.

Safety boundary

Gas odour, a carbon-monoxide alarm, smoke, electrical burning smell, active leakage or another immediate hazard should not be handled through a score. Stop, leave the property when appropriate and contact the utility, emergency services or a qualified professional from a safe location.

Technical Safety BC gas-service guidance ↗

THE B.C HVAC OWNERSHIP JOURNEY

Understand first.
Then choose the next step.

  1. 01
    Check

    Use your current observations to create a starting signal.

  2. 02
    Compare

    See the service scope, price and repair-versus-replacement questions.

  3. 03
    Document

    Connect legitimate service and released records to Priority One Passport.

  4. 04
    Return

    Use known history and reminders when the next service becomes due.

CLEAR BOUNDARIES

Check My Unit questions.

What the tool gives you—and what it deliberately does not claim.

Is Check My Unit really free?

Yes. The self-reported Check My Unit result is shown without payment, an account or a booking.

Is the Check My Unit result a professional inspection?

No. It is a screening result based only on the answers provided. It is not a diagnosis, safety clearance, code inspection or physical professional assessment.

Which equipment can I check?

The tool covers furnaces, central air conditioners, heat pumps, boilers, ductless mini-splits, gas fireplaces, tankless water heaters, HRV/ERV systems and duct-cleaning context.

What happens after I get a result?

Your answers lead to a free replacement estimate, professional maintenance or service, or a check-in in three months. You can request a matching email report, choose an optional check-in, or save your result to authorized equipment in Priority One Passport after sign-in.

Independent maintenance guidance

Use equipment instructions and authoritative safety guidance for the property. B.C HVAC's score remains a screening tool.

B.C Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Services Ltd.

Know the signal. See the scope. Choose clearly.

Book the appropriate service