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Greenfoot Energy

HVAC Company in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. Serving St. John's, Mount Pearl and surrounding areas.

4.9on Google · 1004 reviews12 years in business
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Quick Overview

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Working from an office at 1218 Kenmount Rd in Paradise, this branch of a multi-province home energy company covers St. John's, Mount Pearl, Conception Bay South and the wider Northeast Avalon. The work spans further than a typical furnace shop: cold-climate mini-splits and ducted central heat pumps, spray foam and attic insulation, rooftop solar tied to net metering, standby generators, heat pump water heaters, HRV and ERV ventilation, plus commercial and multi-unit systems. Maintenance plans and repair service are offered alongside new installs, and the company says every installation is carried out by Red Seal certified technicians. The Google Business Profile shows 4.9 from 1,004 reviews, read on September 26, 2026, which is an unusually large sample for an Avalon contractor. Published hours are weekdays 8 AM to 4:30 PM with weekends closed, so this suits planned upgrades and quoted projects rather than a Sunday night breakdown. Free consultations and financing are advertised.

  • Best for planned heat pump, insulation and solar upgrades across the northeast avalon
  • 4.9 from 1,004 reviews on its Google Business Profile, read September 26, 2026
  • Published hours are weekdays 8 AM to 4:30 PM with weekends closed, so it is not an after-hours emergency service

Company Facts

Greenfoot Energy at a Glance

By the numbers

Google rating
4.9out of 5
Customer reviews
1004on Google
In business
12years

Rating and review count pulled from Google on September 26, 2026. Years counted from 2014.

The work

Best for
planned heat pump, insulation and solar upgrades across the Northeast Avalon
Primary service
HVAC

Where

Headquarters
St. John's, NL
Service area
5 cities
Emergency service
Business hours only

Money and guarantees

Free estimates
Not advertised
Financing
Not advertised

Editorial Review

Our Take on Greenfoot Energy

A large-sample 4.9 rating and a service list that covers both insulation and mechanical work make this a sensible first quote for anyone doing a proper energy upgrade near St. John's. The weekday-only hours are the honest limitation, so treat it as a project contractor rather than an emergency number. Compare its heat pump quote against at least one independent installer, because bundled sales operations are strong on process and not always the cheapest line item.

Best for: planned heat pump, insulation and solar upgrades across the Northeast Avalon

What We Like

  • 4.9 from 1,004 reviews on its Google Business Profile, read September 26, 2026
  • Covers both building envelope and mechanical work, so one company can handle insulation and heat pumps
  • Local office on Kenmount Road serving Paradise, Mount Pearl, CBS and St. John's
  • Company states all installations are performed by Red Seal certified technicians
  • Range extends to solar, generators, HRV/ERV and heat pump water heaters
  • Maintenance plans and financing are advertised alongside new installs

Things to Consider

  • Published hours are weekdays 8 AM to 4:30 PM with weekends closed, so it is not an after-hours emergency service
  • Part of a multi-province company, which may feel less personal than a one-crew local outfit
  • Breadth of services means you should confirm which specific trade handles each part of your job
  • Pricing and guarantee terms are not published, so get warranty and labour coverage in writing

Google Reviews for Greenfoot Energy

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Google rating

4.9

Based on 1004 Google reviews

Review data updated September 26, 2026

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Rating Distribution

  • 5 stars97%
  • 4 stars2%
  • 3 stars0%
  • 2 stars0%
  • 1 star1%
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Ranked#6of 7 hvac companies in St. John's, NLre-checked September 2026

Editorial Ranking

Why Greenfoot Energy Made Our Top 7

It holds position 6 in Best HVAC Companies in St. John's, NL.

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Areas Served

Based in St. John's, NL.

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About Greenfoot Energy

Homeowners around St. John's tend to arrive at this kind of company from one of two directions. Either the oil furnace or baseboard bill has become intolerable and a heat pump is the obvious next step, or the house is cold in a way no thermostat setting fixes and the real problem is air leakage. Greenfoot Energy handles both ends of that, which is part of what separates it from a straight mechanical contractor. Heat pumps, insulation, solar, ventilation and generators are all sold under one roof, and the company has been trading since 2014 according to its own website, with locations across several provinces and a Better Business Bureau listing under its New Brunswick head office.

The Paradise address on Kenmount Road puts the crews a short drive from most of the metro area. Coverage described on the company site includes Paradise, Conception Bay South, Mount Pearl and communities across the Northeast Avalon, which in practice means the St. John's urban belt. That matters for a trade where the driving time between a warehouse and a rooftop unit gets billed one way or another.

Climate here does unusual things to heating equipment. Winters sit in the mild-cold band by Canadian standards, roughly minus five to minus fifteen, which is well inside the operating range of a modern cold-climate mini-split, so heat pumps genuinely carry most of the season instead of handing off to backup on every cold snap. The complication is wind, salt and damp rather than deep cold. Outdoor units on the Avalon face driven rain, blowing snow and salt-laden air off the Atlantic, so corrosion-resistant coil coatings, sensible mounting height above snow load, snow covers and regular coil cleaning matter more than raw capacity numbers. The company's maintenance offering leans on exactly that, with tune-ups and corrosion checks described as part of the plan. Ask how high the unit will be mounted, whether a stand or wall bracket is used, and where the condensate drains in February.

On the insulation side, spray foam, batt and poly, and blown-in attic top-ups are all listed. Older St. John's housing stock, the narrow downtown rowhouses and the post-war bungalows further out, often has an attic that has settled to almost nothing and a basement that was never sealed. Newer Paradise and CBS subdivisions have a different problem, which is tight construction plus high humidity, and that is where HRV and ERV work comes in. If a contractor air-seals a house properly without addressing ventilation, condensation on windows is the usual result.

Solar is offered with net metering through Newfoundland Power, and generators are sold against a real local pattern of storm outages. Neither is something to buy on a single quote. Ask for a production estimate based on your actual roof pitch and orientation, ask what the net metering paperwork timeline looks like, and for a standby generator ask which circuits are on the transfer switch and who handles the gas or propane connection and the electrical permit.

The Google Business Profile for Greenfoot Energy shows 4.9 from 1,004 reviews as read on September 26, 2026. A volume like that usually reflects a company with a structured follow-up process, and it is a reasonable signal of consistency, though it is worth reading recent reviews specifically rather than the average.

Who it suits: a homeowner planning an upgrade, comparing rebate-eligible equipment, and wanting one company for the envelope and the mechanical work. Who it suits less well: anyone needing weekend or overnight emergency response, since published hours are weekdays only, and anyone wanting a small one-off repair on an unrelated brand, where an independent local tech may be quicker and cheaper. Before signing, confirm the manufacturer warranty term and the labour warranty separately, get the model numbers in writing, and check which provincial and federal incentives the installer will file for on your behalf rather than assuming they transfer automatically.

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Reputation by Source

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  • Google

    4.9/ 5

    1004 customer reviews

  • TenBestFind

    Editorially reviewed

    Ranked #6 in St. John's hvac, September 2026

Local Market Pricing

What St. John's homeowners generally pay, independent of this company.

AC replacement, existing ductwork
$5,500–$9,500
Heat pump replacement
$7,500–$13,800
Furnace replacement
$3,500–$7,500
Repair call
$150–$600

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Project Photos

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Greenfoot Energy FAQs

  • Does Greenfoot Energy serve St. John's or only Paradise?

    Both. The office is at 1218 Kenmount Rd in Paradise, and the company describes its coverage as Paradise, Conception Bay South, Mount Pearl and communities across the Northeast Avalon, which takes in the St. John's metro area. Confirm your specific address when you book the consultation.

  • What is the Google rating?

    4.9 from 1,004 reviews on its Google Business Profile, read on September 26, 2026. That is a large review count for a contractor on the Avalon, though it is still worth reading the most recent reviews rather than relying on the average alone.

  • Do heat pumps actually work through a Newfoundland winter?

    Yes, for most Avalon homes. Winter temperatures here generally sit between about minus five and minus fifteen, which is inside the operating range of modern cold-climate units, so the heat pump carries the bulk of the heating season. The bigger local issues are wind, salt air and snow drifting around the outdoor unit, which is why mounting height, coil coating and regular cleaning come up in any honest quote.

  • Is there emergency or weekend service?

    Published hours are Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM, with Saturday and Sunday listed as closed. The company does offer repair service and maintenance memberships, but for an overnight or weekend no-heat situation you should call first and ask directly what after-hours coverage exists.

  • Can one company do both the insulation and the heat pump?

    That is the model here. Insulation, spray foam, ventilation, heat pumps, solar and generators are all listed as services, so the envelope work and the mechanical work can be scoped together. It often makes sense in that order, since a better-sealed house needs a smaller heating system and proper HRV or ERV ventilation to control damp.

  • Are rebates and financing available?

    The company advertises free consultations, financing plans and a page for provincial incentives, along with current promotions for Newfoundland and Labrador homeowners. Ask specifically which federal and provincial programs apply to the equipment you are quoted, what the eligibility conditions are, and whether the installer files the paperwork or you do.

  • How long has the company been operating?

    Since 2014, according to its own website, serving customers across several Canadian provinces. It also maintains a Better Business Bureau listing under its Moncton, New Brunswick head office.

  • Is Greenfoot Energy licensed and insured?

    We have no credential records on file for this company yet. Ask for the certificate directly from the insurer before booking work.

  • What areas does Greenfoot Energy serve?

    St. John's, St. John's, Mount Pearl, Paradise, Portugal Cove-St. Philip's. Coverage is as the business describes it, cross-checked against where its recent documented work is. Confirm your address before scheduling, particularly at the edge of a service area.

  • Does Greenfoot Energy offer emergency service?

    Emergency availability is not listed for this company. If you need an urgent call-out, check the ranking for companies that do list it.

  • What warranty do they offer?

    Warranty terms are not on file. Ask for them in writing before work starts.

  • How was this profile built?

    Credentials come from issuing authorities, ratings from the company's Google Business Profile with the date we read them, and the editorial take from our own review of estimates, warranty documents and public feedback. Anything the business told us is labelled as reported.

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About This Business Profile

Last reviewed
September 2026
Profile last updated
September 26, 2026
Google review data updated
September 26, 2026
Sources checked
Google Business Profile, Company website
Sponsorship status
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