Tag Archives: Energy Conservation
Is it Best to Purchase or Rent Energy Efficient Hot Water Heater
Purchasing or renting a hot water heater?
The question of purchasing or renting a water heater or tankless unit in Ontario is very common especially when purchasing a new home. Many homeowners have different opinions on this subject and this also became one of the frequently asked questions from our customers. We decided to give you a little more insight on your options to purchase or rent a new water heater or tankless unit which will give you better understanding Read More...
Tankless Rent To Own
Get an endless supply of hot water, lower monthly heating bills, and many more benefits through our tankless rent to own program.
If you’ve ever had to deal with not having enough hot water in your home, you know the inconvenience that conventional water heaters sometimes bring. The solution to this problem is getting a brand new super high efficiency Rinnai tankless water heater. Tankless water heaters are able to provide your home with an endless supply of hot water Read More...
Best of Houzz 2018 Awarded to DeMark Home Ontario
DeMark Home Ontario is proud to be named on the “Best of Houzz 2018: Customer Satisfaction” list for the second time!
Houzz is the leading online community for home remodeling and design with over 40 million unique monthly users. The “Best of Houzz 2018” Customer Satisfaction Award is given to companies who rank amongst the top in positive customer reviews and satisfaction of service. The “Best of Houzz 2018” award signifies our dedication to customer satisfaction and the great response Read More...
Why Is My Energy Bill So High
The winter time means less sunlight, the bitter cold, and with this comes an increase on your monthly energy bill.
Canada is known for its cold and snowy winters, so for us Canadians to cope with the weather we of course need the use of some of our household appliances. Whether it be your furnace, your water heater, space heater, light bulbs, etc. your household appliances all see great use during the winter months. You need to keep yourself and Read More...
Preparing your HVAC System for Home Renovation
Home renovation is a frequent culprit behind HVAC system problems, learn how to plan ahead for these problems and keep your HVAC system running smoothly.
Quite surprisingly, a significant amount of problems related to HVAC systems are a result of dirt and dust. You wouldn’t think that something as small and insignificant can cause such problems, but as dirt and dust build up in your HVAC system, it can certainly cause problems. If you’re planning to or are in the Read More...
What to Know Before You Buy Air Conditioner
If you’re looking to buy air conditioner, there are many factors which you should take into consideration before you make your decision.
Get the right capacity for you
A common misconception would be that bigger means better, but that isn’t the case. An air conditioner that is too big would cool your home too quickly without removing the humidity. This would leave your home feeling clammy, which is not ideal for anybody. If the air conditioner is too small then it Read More...
Should I Consider Air Conditioner Replacement ?
Here’s how you know if you need an air conditioner replacement to keep your home cool this summer.
Spring is finally here! The cold winter months are gone for now, and it’s time to say hello to the warmth and sunshine that is coming to the GTA. This means ditching your furnace or heating system to the side for the time being and welcoming your air conditioner back into your home to keep you cool when the heat is too Read More...
Understanding Furnace Efficiency
Furnace Efficiency Level in today’s heating equipment is much higher than those manufactured 20 years ago.
New Furnace Efficiency levels these days are all High Efficiency of 90% and higher due to the new technology and features that have emerged in the HVAC industry in recent years. All new furnaces that are being installed these days are mandatory to have efficiency rating of at least 90 % AFUE as per the Canadian Federal Government requirements.
So what does the Furnace Efficiency Read More...
