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Rent or Buy Hot Water Tank
Debating whether you should rent or buy hot water tank can be a dilemma, but we can help you make up your mind.
When thinking about if you should rent or buy hot water tank, it’s best to consider the costs and convenience that comes along with both options. When purchasing, you are making a large upfront payment. This payment does not include the additional installation and labour costs that come with buying a water heater. You will receive a Read More...
My Furnace Overheating
Living in Canada, we experience cold and frigid winters every year, so, your furnace has to work extra hard to heat your home and with this comes the chance of your furnace overheating.
Most furnaces have a built-in safety feature which will turn off the furnace when the unit reaches a high temperature. Although these safety precautions are there, an overheated furnace being in your home is still not ideal for your family or your home. You may be wondering, Read More...
Do I Need A New Furnace?
Knowing whether or not you need a new furnace is not always a simple judgement, so let’s learn the key signs indicating that you need an upgrade.
If your furnace is broken down and no longer operates then obviously you are in need of a new furnace unit. What if your furnace is still working? You may still need new high efficiency furnace even if your current unit is still running.
A new Energy Star furnace could save energy, save money Read More...
Why Is Your Furnace Blowing Cold Air?
Your heating system seems to be working well, but why is your furnace blowing cold air?
The winter time calls for heavy use of your furnace on a daily basis. You may turn on your heating system expecting warm and and find that your furnace is blowing cold air instead. This is never ideal, especially when you’re relying on your furnace to keep you and your family warm during the cold Canadian winter. If this is the case, it’s not Read More...
Prepare Your Central Air Conditioner for Winter
During the winter season we tend to forget all about our Central Air Conditioner, but it’s crucially important that you prepare your air conditioner for the cold weather and snow so that it’s ready to serve you once again in the spring.
The cold winter season means that your home’s furnace will become your close companion once again, but don't say goodbye to your Central Air Conditioner just yet! If you expect to be using your air conditioner next spring, Read More...
What To Do If Your Water Heater Leaking
What may seem to be a minor and insignificant leak in your water heater could result in more damage than you might think, this makes it crucially important to know how to react when your water heater leaking.
A leaking water heater could cause tremendous damage to the walls and floors in your home in a short span of time. If you notice that you’re having some unusual problems with your water heater or are noticing a pile up of Read More...
Water Heater or Tankless?
When choosing between a traditional water heater or tankless heater it’s important to consider the distinct benefits and downfalls of both types of water tanks and find the one that’s best for your home.
By taking a glance over at your home’s monthly utility bill you can easily see that your water heater can account for up to a third of your home’s energy usage. This is quite a significant percentage, which makes choosing the right water heater for your 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...
Single Stage or Two Stage Air Conditioner
When choosing an air conditioner customers are often conflicted between choosing a single-stage or a two stage air conditioner, we can help you make the right choice.
The Differences
What separates a single-stage air conditioner from a 2 stage is the type of compressor that the air conditioner uses.
Single-stage air conditioners use compressors that only have one level of operation which always cools your home at full power.
A two stage air conditioner uses a compressor which has two levels of operation. Read More...
