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What is a Blower Motor / Blower Fan?
The blower motor in your HVAC system is the powered machine that makes hot or cool air flow throughout your home.
If you’re doing research online about troubleshooting an HVAC issue or are looking to upgrade your heating and cooling system, you will find that these complex machines have a lot of components working to keep you comfortable at home. As a homeowner it’s not necessary to know the inner workings of each and every moving part, but we’ll focus Read More...
Is A Heat Pump A Good Idea In Canada
A heat pump can be a good option for those living in climates with a mild winter.
If you need guidance in choosing your home’s new heating and cooling system we would be happy to bring you up to speed on the options you can choose from – this article’s focus will be heat pumps. Our guide to heat pumps is here to answer all the important questions you might have when making this important choice for your home.
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If My Home Furnace Is 20-Years-Old, Should I Replace It?
Don’t wait until it’s too late to replace your home furnace, upgrading to new equipment will improve your home comfort and could save you money in the long term.
A furnace can last you decades if properly maintained. Although, in any case, if your home furnace is over 20 years old it's probably in your best interest to think about a replacement. This is because once furnaces are over 15 years of age they often start to cause frequent problems Read More...
Natural Gas vs. Electric Stoves: Pros and Cons
Deciding what you cook with is an important decision when choosing new home appliances so it's good to know what’s best for your home: a natural gas or electric stove.
Natural Gas Stoves
The benefit of natural gas stoves is that they heat and cook food quickly. The downside is that not every home has a natural gas connection. Installing a new gas line in your home should only be done by a trained professional as the process is complex and Read More...
How Old is my Mid-Efficiency Furnace?
The age of your old mid-efficiency furnace is important information when budgeting for maintenance costs or knowing when to replace the system.
If you moved into a home and inherited its old HVAC system, there’s a good chance you don’t know the age of the system. Maybe you’re not sure of the furnace type either. We are here to help you with some tips to identify your mid-efficiency furnace and know its age. Once you know what kind of system Read More...
HVAC Prices Could Be Higher In 2023
With the price of everything from groceries to cars continuing to increase, HVAC prices could also continue to rise in 2023.
With rapid inflation affecting the price of nearly everything, it’s no surprise that HVAC prices continue to be on the rise. If you’re planning an upgrade for your home’s heating and cooling system, you may be interested to know why this is happening. So, why are HVAC prices on the rise?
Increased Demand
The COVID-19 pandemic played a large part in Read More...
Our Helpful Guide to Flushing Your Water Heater
Flushing your water heater regularly can prolong its lifespan and maintain its efficiency level for years to come.
When you purchase a water heater or any major appliance for your home, you purchase it with the intent to use it for many years. The lifespan of your water heater largely depends on how it was installed and how well it was maintained. It’s entirely common and normal for you as a homeowner to not know everything about water heater maintenance Read More...
Should I Use An Air Conditioner Cover This Winter?
It’s important to maintain your air conditioner to keep it in good shape, but using an air conditioner cover in the winter can sometimes do more harm than good.
An air conditioner cover is designed to keep debris and dirt out from the unit during the season that it’s not in use. However, it is not always necessary to cover your air conditioner during the winter and in some cases, it can even be harmful to the equipment. Now let’s Read More...
Pros and Cons of Power Vent Water Heaters
Compared to direct vent systems, Power vent water heaters can be located anywhere, reduce the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning, and increase energy savings.
The term power vent is used to describe the way your water heater exhausts harmful combustion gases from your home. The two most popular venting configurations are power vent and direct vent. If you’re looking for a new water heater, understanding the difference between these water heater types is essential to finding the water heater that’s Read More...
DeMark Home Ontario Awarded Best of Houzz 2022
DeMark Home Ontario is proud to be awarded as the Best of Houzz 2022 for our consistently exceptional customer service!
For the seventh consecutive year, we are being recognized by the Best of Houzz 2022 list for customer service. DeMark Home Ontario is also recognized on Houzz as a “recommended professional” in the HVAC category.
We would like to thank our customers for their tremendous feedback on Houzz and across other platforms. We love receiving your feedback on our service and Read More...
