Heating and Cooling

Energy-Efficient Heat Pump, Furnace & Air Conditioner Solutions

Stay comfortable in every season with high-performance heating and cooling systems built for Canadian homes, featuring expert installation and flexible financing options.

Most Energy-efficient Way to Heat And Cool Your Home

Heat Pumps

Extracting heat from a low-temperature source and transferring it to a higher-temperature space makes them one of the most energy-efficient ways to heat and cool your home.

Kepler
Kepler

Heat Pump

TOSOT
TOSOT

Heat Pump

TOSOT
TOSOT

Ductless Heat Pump

Kepler
Kepler

Central Heat Pump

TOSOT
TOSOT

Central Heat Pump

Keeps Your Home Warm, Steady & Comfortable

Furnaces

Heating your home by drawing in cool indoor air, warming it, and then distributing the heated air back through your ductwork to keep every room comfortable.

A Midea Furnace installed in the basement of a house

Midea

A Lennox Furnace installed in a house next to a window

Lennox

Designed for Long-Term Performance

Air Conditioners

Using a series of chemical and physical reactions to remove hot air from an area and replace it with cold air.

Common Troubleshooting Solutions

Heating & Cooling Tips

  • Heating or Cooling Not Running Efficiently
    Heating or Cooling Not Running Efficiently

    Clean or replace your heat pump or AC’s air filters every 1-3 months.

  • Outdoor Unit Not Working
    Outdoor Unit Not Working

    Make sure there isn’t any debris blocking your unit’s air flow.

  • Heat Pump Won’t Stop Running
    Heat Pump Won’t Stop Running

    Check your thermostat to make sure the temperature setting isn’t too high ot too low.

  • Heating or Cooling Not Turning On
    Heating or Cooling Not Turning On

    Check your electricity supply and confirm that all power switches connected to your HVAC system are turned on.

A heat pump technician is doing maintenance to the air conditioning and heat pump units.

* These suggestions are simple common fixed that may help resolve your issue. If the problem persists, please call us immediately for assistance.

The average lifespan of well-maintained units is 10–20 years.

The average lifespan of a heat pump is around 15 years.

It's recommended that you clean your unit's filter every 1–3 months to maintain optimal performance.

If your unit is reaching the end of its lifespan or racking up costly repair bills, it is typically more cost-effective to replace the unit.

You can try our quick troubleshooting tips for common problems.


However, if the issue is more complex, we recommend contacting us for repair services to avoid injury or damage to your home.

The total cost depends on the unit's brand, model, and your home size.


We offer a variety of products so you can choose an option that fits your home and budget.


Contact us today for a free quote!

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