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Ouellet Group Rebrands as Innovair Solutions

Innovair Solutions Rebrand

January 31, 2023

Ouellet Group has annouced they have changed the name of the parent company for their various business units to Innovair Solutions.

The company has over 500 employees across nine brands with nine locations in three countries.

“Focused on evolving while remaining faithful to our roots, we believe this name accurately reflects our goal of providing innovative heating, air conditioning and airflow solutions to our valued clients and business partners,” said the company via LinkedIn.

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