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See how much you can save on the upfront cost of adding a heat pump to your home through government rebates. Home heating using traditional furnaces, boilers, and baseboards drives power bills up for homeowners and adds a strain on the environment. For these reasons, homeowners are starting to transition to smarter, more efficient methods …
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Learn how to size up which heat pump is right for you using the most common rating categories which measure efficiency and performance. Investing in a heat pump is a big decision. You’ve done the research and know that a heat pump can stand to save you quite a bit on your monthly energy bill. …
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Are heat pumps a good replacement for furnaces in Atlantic Canada? Heat pumps are becoming increasingly common in the Atlantic provinces, but there are still a lot of misconceptions about them and how they work. If you’re an Atlantic Canadian homeowner considering replacing your oil furnace with a heat pump, there are a few things …
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Determine what you stand to save on your energy bill by seeing how heat pumps stack up to the most popular traditional home heating solutions. Heat pumps have been touted as one of the most efficient and cost-effective ways to heat and cool your home. In addition to the feedback from homeowners on just how …
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Ductless heat pumps offer a more efficient heating/cooling solution. Plus, they have an installation process that is much easier and quicker than you might have thought. Ductless heat pumps (also known as mini-splits) are an energy efficient and effective way to heat and cool your home. Despite their growing popularity among homeowners, there are a …
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Learn how heat pumps are the best home heating and cooling solution, even in the unpredictable Atlantic Canadian climate. A common misconception among homeowners is that heat pumps don’t work well in the unpredictable and wide-ranging Atlantic Canadian climate. The truth, however, is that heat pumps are an excellent option for both heating and cooling …
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