Installing a heat pump system not only provides you with both heating and cooling in one system, it can also lower your energy bills. Learn more about how we can guide you through the heat pump installation process.
Heat pumps are categorized by the way in which they heat or cool your home. No matter which type of heat pump system you choose, it’s important to do your research. Then you can select the best heat pump that meets your needs and budget.
Here are the common types of heat pumps:
Air-Source Heat Pump
Ground-Source Heat Pump
Water-Source Heat Pump
Hybrid Heat Pump Systems
Many older houses run a furnace for heating, allowing for easy adaptation to a heat pump. For older homes using hydronic heating, such as baseboards or radiant floor heating, a ductless mini-split heat pump is the perfect choice. To confirm suitability for your home, schedule a free, no-obligation estimate with us.
Servicing of heat pumps depends on the type and age of the unit, the frequency of use, and the level of maintenance performed on the system. Generally, expert heat pump installers recommend heat pumps should be serviced once a year to maintain the system’s warranty, and to ensure the heat pump is running smoothly, efficiently, and safely.
Generally, heat pumps are more efficient than gas and oil heaters, and they rely on clean hydroelectricity here in Vancouver. This also makes them more environmentally friendly. If you already have a furnace, we can also add a heat pump which gives you heating and cooling—all in one.
While air conditioning systems might seem like a luxury in Metro Vancouver in the past, they’re also becoming a necessity due to hotter summers. They are essential in protecting you from the devastating effects of heat waves. Let our expert HVAC technicians help you choose the best air conditioner for your home, needs, and budget.
Dual Fuel AC
Packaged Central AC
All Electric Central AC
Many older houses run a furnace for heating, allowing for easy addition of a central air conditioner. For older homes using hydronic heating, such as baseboards or radiant floor heating, a ductless mini-split heat pump is the perfect choice. To confirm suitability for your home, schedule a free, no-obligation estimate with us.
Generally, expert HVAC technicians recommend central air conditioners should be serviced once a year to maintain the system’s warranty, and to ensure the central air conditioner is running smoothly, efficiently, and safely. To verify for your system, check the manufacturer’s instructions and recommendations.
It is possible to install a central air conditioner in a home heated with hydronic heating, such as baseboards or radiant floor heating. However, it is typically a larger project that includes installing ducting to distribute the cool air across the entire home. A more common approach is to use ductless mini splits, or a combination of central air conditioning upstairs with new ducting run in the attic, and ductless mini splits on the lower levels.
Ductless mini splits are heat pump systems that provide the ultimate control in heating and cooling on a room-by-room basis. Extremely flexible and suitable for both houses and condos, we can help provide the best options for your needs and budget.
Single-Zone Ductless Mini Splits
Multi-Zone Ductless Mini Splits
Ductless mini split systems are heat pumps that heat and cool air in individual spaces, rather than through a centralized ducting system. A major feature is the possibility of separately controlling the temperature in each individual room for ultimate comfort and energy savings.
First, we will help provide you with installation options by assessing your home's size as well as the heating and cooling needs. The installation itself varies in length depending on the number of units and spaces, and finally, we test and commission the system to ensure it is working smoothly and safely.
Ductless mini split systems provide more control over the temperature of each room while being an affordable HVAC system. In addition, since it does not require ducting, it can be installed in homes using hydronic heating or electric baseboard heating, unlike centralized heat pump systems.
Our expert team provides a comprehensive assessment to determine the most suitable equipment for your home.
Our skilled technicians install the HVAC system at your home and commission the system for smooth and safe operation.
We'll follow up with you a week after the installation to ensure everything is working well in your home.
Our installers provide yearly maintenance to ensure your system lasts a long time and operates optimally.
