Charlottetown and area
Home services in Charlottetown, handled by one team
Copper Fox Home Services works with homeowners in Charlottetown, Stratford, Cornwall and Montague on heating and cooling, roofing, electrical, plumbing, renovations and construction. You deal with one company and one point of contact, whether the job is a single heat pump or a bigger project that touches four or five trades at once.
That matters on the Island, where older homes often need more than one fix at a time. A heat pump may call for a panel upgrade. A kitchen renovation may mean new plumbing and wiring. We plan those pieces together so they happen in the right order. Quotes are free, with no obligation, and a quick note with your community or postal code lets us confirm coverage.
Services in Charlottetown and area
Heating & Cooling in Charlottetown
Heat pump installation for Charlottetown homes, including oil-to-heat-pump conversions for houses still running an older furnace or boiler. We also install air exchangers, which help newer, tighter homes in Stratford and Cornwall stay fresh through a long, closed-up winter.
About heating & coolingRoofing in Charlottetown
Roofing for homes that take the full force of Island wind off the water. We replace worn shingles, repair storm damage and look closely at flashing, vents and edges, since that is where wind-driven rain usually finds its way in.
About roofingElectrical in Charlottetown
Need an electrician in Charlottetown? We handle panels, wiring and new circuits for heat pumps, renovations and additions. Many older Charlottetown houses were wired for a different era, and we check that capacity before new equipment goes in.
About electricalPlumbing in Charlottetown
Plumber work for kitchens, bathrooms, water heaters and repiping. In older downtown homes we often find a mix of pipe materials from past updates, and we plan replacements around the rest of your renovation.
About plumbingRenovations in Charlottetown
Renovations in Charlottetown, from bathrooms and kitchens to basements and full-floor updates. Character homes need care to keep what makes them special while bringing heating, wiring and plumbing up to date behind the walls.
About renovationsConstruction & Project Management in Charlottetown
Custom homes, additions, commercial construction and project management across the Charlottetown area. As Stratford and Cornwall keep growing, we also help with subdivision development, coordinating every trade under one contractor from site work to finish.
About construction & project managementLocal homes
Building and renovating around Charlottetown
Island weather is shaped by the sea. Winters in Charlottetown are milder than inland Canada but damp and windy, with storms that can pile up snow or bring freezing rain off the Northumberland Strait. Summers are short and often humid. A heat pump suits that pattern well, heating efficiently through most of the winter and cooling on the muggy days in July and August.
Housing here ranges from Victorian and early twentieth century homes near the harbour to bungalows from the middle of the last century and newer builds in Stratford and Cornwall. Older homes tend to have drafty walls, small electrical panels and mixed plumbing. Newer homes are tighter, which makes good ventilation more important. Each type needs a slightly different plan.
For roofs, wind is the main concern, so fastening, flashing and ventilation matter as much as the shingles. For plumbing, the goal is keeping pipes protected in cold, exposed walls and crawlspaces. For renovations, it helps to open a wall once and fix everything inside it, which is exactly what having every trade under one roof makes possible.
Communities covered
Elsewhere in Prince Edward Island
Not on the list? Include your community or postal code in your quote request and the team will confirm coverage.
Questions
Questions from Charlottetown homeowners
Do you work outside Charlottetown itself?
Yes. We work with homeowners in Stratford, Cornwall and Montague as well as Charlottetown. When you request a quote, include your community or postal code and we will confirm coverage for your address before anything else. The quote is free and there is no obligation.
Is a heat pump a good fit for an older Charlottetown home?
Often it is, but older homes can need some preparation. We look at insulation, drafts, the electrical panel and where the indoor units would go. If the house still runs on oil, we can talk through a full conversion or a heat pump that works alongside the existing system.
Can I get help through efficiencyPEI?
efficiencyPEI has offered programs for things like heat pumps and home upgrades. Programs and eligibility change, so the simplest step is to ask us when you request your quote. Our team can tell you what appears to be currently available and how it might apply to your project.
Why use one company for several trades?
Because the trades depend on each other. A new bathroom involves plumbing, electrical and finishing, and a heat pump may need wiring work first. With one point of contact, those steps are planned together, scheduled in order and you are not left chasing separate contractors to find out who is next.
What should I include in my quote request?
Tell us what you would like done, a little about the home, such as its age and how it is heated now, and your community or postal code. Photos help too. With that, we can confirm coverage and come back with sensible next steps for a free quote.
Can I get the National Heat Pump Rebate in Charlottetown?
Yes, if you qualify. Homeowners in Charlottetown and nearby communities like Stratford, Cornwall, Montague can get $2,000, or up to $10,000 for households at or below the median income, for a heat pump system that can heat the whole home, installed from November 1, 2026. Applications open online in early 2027. PEI's provincial heat pump rebates ended on April 15, 2026, so the federal rebate is the main option for new installs.
National Heat Pump Rebate
The heat pump rebate in Charlottetown
Homeowners in Charlottetown who qualify can get the new federal National Heat Pump Rebate: $2,000, or up to $10,000 for households at or below the median income, for a cold climate heat pump system that can heat the whole home. Installs from November 1, 2026 count, so there is no need to wait for applications to open in early 2027.
PEI's provincial heat pump rebates ended on April 15, 2026, so the federal rebate is the main option for new installs. Our Prince Edward Island team covers Charlottetown, Stratford, Cornwall, Montague, and can plan a system that fits the rebate.
Planning work in Charlottetown?
Tell us what you need and where. One point of contact, one plan, one written price. Free, with no obligation.