Tag Archives: Residential Air Conditioning
Be Ready For Air Conditioning Season
Summer is almost here which means it's time for you and your home to get ready for air conditioning season.
Though it may not seem like it due to the recent whether we’ve been having in Ontario, the summer season is almost here. You and your home should be ready to welcome the summer before it arrives. This not only means buying a new bottle of sunscreen, but also to make sure that your home appliances are in check. Your Read More...
Signs That You Have a Broken Thermostat
Whether it’s the winter or the summer, your home’s thermostat keeps you comfortable at all times, so when you have a broken thermostat it can be devastating.
During a snowstorm in January and on the hottest day in July, you use your thermostat to create the ideal environment for your home. This wonderful device allows you to have complete control over the temperature in your home. But when this device isn’t working, your whole family may experience discomfort as you’re Read More...
Best of Houzz 2019 Awarded
DeMark Home Ontario has been named on the Best of Houzz 2019 list for the third time!
Our dedication to providing great customer service here at DeMark Home Ontario has not been left unnoticed. We are proud to be awarded the Best of Houzz 2019 award for customer service for the third time (previously in 2016 and 2018). Houzz has also listed us as a “recommended professional” in the HVAC sector. These types of awards are great not only ourselves Read More...
Heating Rent To Own
Heating rent to own is simple and affordable!
By investing money in HVAC system, you will increase the value of your home but also save money on your monthly utility bills due to high efficiency of the equipment. Since new heating system works more efficiently, you can control the comfort level of your home with a high technology system and programmable thermostats.
High quality HVAC systems can cost lots of money and it might happen that it is simply not Read More...
Difference between Furnace Rental Companies
Furnace Rental Companies have different rental programs including term, cost and maintenance plans.
Furnace rental costs vary with Furnace Rental Companies and depend on factors such as length of the contract and installed equipment. Rental rates can vary between $49.99 per month to $89.99 per month and contact terms can be 7 years, 10 years and even 15 years.
Most Furnace Rental Companies do not require down payments and installation costs are generally included and you only pay flat monthly fee. Read More...
How to Reduce House Humidity
High humidity levels don’t just feel uncomfortable, they’re also downright dangerous which is why reducing house humidity levels is important in preventing against many health complications.
The summertime can make you feel hot, sticky, and sweaty, sometimes even in the confinement of your own home. But it is possible to enjoy the time you spend in your home without feeling hot and sticky by improving your home’s air circulation and reducing house humidity. By following the tips listed below you Read More...
New Smart Thermostat With Your Central Air Conditioner Upgrade
When getting a central air conditioner upgrade for your home, it would also be the perfect time to consider upgrading your old thermostat to a brand new smart thermostat.
A thermostat upgrade and a central air conditioner upgrade work together hand in hand in order to cool your home, so it only makes sense to upgrade both at the same time. A smart thermostat is not only desirable because it's a new piece of technology, but it will also provide Read More...
Central Air conditioner Refrigerant R-22 or R-410A
When looking for a new AC for your home, be aware that there are two kinds of central air conditioner refrigerant to choose from, which are the R-22 or R410A refrigerants.
There is one notable difference between these two types of central air conditioner refrigerant and that is their price. The price for the R-22 refrigerant has been steadily increasing for some time now and it seems as though it will only keep getting more and more expensive. As a Read More...
