Serving Greater Moncton
Home services in Greater Moncton
Greater Moncton is a region of mixed neighbourhoods. Older wood-frame homes sit near the centre of the city, newer subdivisions keep spreading through Dieppe and Riverview, and summer cottages line the shore around Shediac. Copper Fox works across all of it, handling heating and cooling, roofing, electrical, plumbing, renovations and construction for homeowners and businesses in the area.
What sets us apart is simple. You get one company and one point of contact for every trade. When a heat pump needs a new circuit, or a bathroom renovation means moving plumbing and wiring, the work is planned together from the start. Your quote costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Just mention your community or postal code so we can confirm coverage.
Services in Greater Moncton
Heating & Cooling in Moncton
Moncton winters are long and the summers can be humid, so a system that heats and cools earns its keep. We handle heat pump installation, oil-to-heat-pump conversions and air exchangers for homes across the area.
About heating & coolingRoofing in Moncton
Freeze-thaw cycles and heavy, wet snow are hard on shingles and flashing around Moncton. We repair and replace roofs, and we look closely at ventilation and ice damming before recommending anything.
About roofingElectrical in Moncton
Plenty of older Moncton homes were wired long before heat pumps and car chargers existed. Our electrician work covers panel upgrades, new circuits and wiring updates so your system can carry what you are adding.
About electricalPlumbing in Moncton
From frozen lines during a cold snap to a tired water heater in a Riverview bungalow, our plumber work covers repairs, replacements and new plumbing for renovations and additions across Greater Moncton.
About plumbingRenovations in Moncton
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements and whole-home updates. Renovations in Greater Moncton often touch several trades at once, so we plan the plumbing, electrical and finishing work together and nothing sits waiting on someone else.
About renovationsConstruction & Project Management in Moncton
As the region keeps growing, we take on custom homes, additions, commercial construction, project management and subdivision development. One contractor coordinates every trade on the job, from the first plan to the final walkthrough.
About construction & project managementLocal homes
Built for life along the Petitcodiac
Moncton sits on the Petitcodiac River, close enough to the Bay of Fundy to feel its weather. Winters bring heavy snow, freezing rain and plenty of days that swing above and below zero. That swing is what wears on a house: water melts into small gaps during the day and freezes there overnight, working away at roofs, foundations and exposed pipes.
The housing stock is as varied as the region. You will find older two-storey homes near downtown Moncton, bungalows and split-levels from the middle of the last century, fast-growing subdivisions in Dieppe and Riverview, and seasonal cottages near Shediac and along the Northumberland Strait. Farther out, Sackville, Bouctouche and Richibucto each have their own mix of older and newer homes.
For heating, that often means replacing electric baseboard or an aging oil furnace with a heat pump sized for real Moncton cold. For roofs, ventilation and ice and water protection matter as much as the shingles. Cottages near the shore need plumbing that can be drained or protected in winter. And renovations in older homes usually uncover wiring or plumbing worth updating while the walls are open.
Communities covered
Elsewhere in New Brunswick
Not on the list? Include your community or postal code in your quote request and the team will confirm coverage.
Questions
Questions from Moncton homeowners
Which communities around Moncton do you serve?
We work across Greater Moncton, including Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview, Shediac, Sackville, Bouctouche and Richibucto. If you are nearby but not on that list, add your community or postal code when you ask for a quote and we will confirm whether we can take on the job.
Can a heat pump keep up with a Moncton winter?
A properly sized cold-climate heat pump can carry most of the heating load through a typical Moncton winter. Many homeowners keep a backup, such as existing baseboard or a furnace, for the coldest stretches. We look at your home's size, insulation and layout before recommending a system, so it suits how you actually live.
Are there NB Power programs for heat pumps in Moncton?
NB Power offers energy efficiency programs that can apply to heat pumps and other upgrades. Programs and eligibility change, so we do not list amounts here. Ask when you request a quote and we can tell you what is on offer right now and how it might fit your project.
I own a cottage near Shediac. Can you help get it ready for winter?
Yes. Seasonal homes near Shediac and along the coast often need plumbing that can be drained or protected, a roof checked after summer storms, and sometimes a heat pump to keep the place above freezing. Because we handle every trade, one conversation can cover everything the cottage needs instead of several separate calls.
How do quotes work?
Quotes are free and come with no obligation. Tell us what you have in mind, whether it is a single repair or a project that touches several trades, and include your community or postal code. You will deal with one point of contact from the first call through to the finished work.
Can I get the National Heat Pump Rebate in Moncton?
Yes, if you qualify. Homeowners in Moncton and nearby communities like Dieppe, Riverview, Shediac, Sackville 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. NB Power's Total Home Energy Savings Program also offers heat pump rebates, with a home energy evaluation before the work.
National Heat Pump Rebate
The heat pump rebate in Moncton
Homeowners in Moncton 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.
NB Power's Total Home Energy Savings Program also offers heat pump rebates, with a home energy evaluation before the work. Our New Brunswick team covers Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview, Shediac, Sackville, and can plan a system that fits the rebate.
Own a rental in Moncton? NB Power's Rental Owners Rebate pays landlords per unit, up to $7,500 for each ductless heat pump. See what your units get.
Planning work in Moncton?
Tell us what you need and where. One point of contact, one plan, one written price. Free, with no obligation.