Maple Ridge
Continue from the score into local service frameworks and confirmed appointment options.
THE B.C. 30-SECOND HOME HVAC CHECK
One province.
One million checks.
Take B.C HVAC's free 30-second HVAC Score. No account. No contact details. Then share one link and move one more B.C. household forward.
- Free self-reported score
- About 30 seconds
- No location permission
EVERY REGION COUNTS
Put your part of B.C.
on the board.
Choose a broad region if you want it represented. This is optional, does not request precise location and can be changed after your result.
One completed Check My Unit result per eligible first-party browser session. Privacy-disabled sessions are not counted.
YOUR 30-SECOND CHECK
What's your
HVAC Score?
Five clear questions. Your self-reported result appears before an account, contact details or booking.
B.C HVAC HOMEOWNER TOOL
ABOUTStart with your equipment
Question 1 of 5 · no account or contact details
30 SEC
What would you like to check?
LOCAL STARTING POINTS
Checking from Maple Ridge or Nanaimo?
Use the same free score, then continue through the most relevant local information without pretending every market has the same service capacity.
Nanaimo
Use the Nanaimo readiness guide now; field service remains subject to a suitable local professional.
TRANSPARENT METHOD
What the score considers.
Four ordinary homeowner observations create a consistent starting point. None replaces measurements, equipment access or qualified judgment.
Approximate age
Age changes context, but never becomes an automatic replacement verdict.
Service timing
Known maintenance timing helps distinguish current routine care from a long information gap.
Current performance
Normal operation, declining performance, repeated issues and a no-operation condition carry different weight.
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.
- 01Check
Use your current observations to create a starting signal.
- 02Compare
See the service scope, price and repair-versus-replacement questions.
- 03Document
Connect legitimate service and released records to HVAC Passport.
- 04Return
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 HVAC Score is shown without payment, an account or a booking.
Is the HVAC Score 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?
You can stop, review the relevant service scope, book the appropriate service or save the self-reported result to authorized equipment in HVAC 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.