• In-Home Assessment & Sizing
  Room-by-room Manual J, duct evaluation, return/supply balance, electrical capacity, and line-set routing.

• Equipment Matching
  We present good/better/best options (SEER2/HSPF2, inverter tech, sound levels dB(A)) that fit your home, budget, and goals.

• Code-Compliant Installation
  Licensed, insured techs handle pad/hanging hardware, line-sets, drain & condensate, electrical disconnects, and permits.

• Refrigerant Best Practices
  Nitrogen pressure test, deep vacuum to ≤ 500 microns, factory weigh-in charge, and superheat/subcool verification.

• Commissioning & Training
  Airflow & static-pressure checks, temperature split, thermostat/app setup, and a clean walkthrough of maintenance basics.

• Ducted Air-Source Heat Pumps
  Ideal for homes with existing ductwork; delivers whole-home comfort and easier filter upgrades (4–5″ media cabinets).

• Ductless Mini-Splits (Single or Multi-Zone)
  Great for additions, homes without ducts, or solving hot/cold rooms. Discreet wall, floor, or ceiling cassettes.

• Cold-Climate Heat Pumps (CCHP)
  Variable-capacity systems engineered to maintain heating output at sub-zero temps; options for base-pan heaters and crankcase heat.

• Design Temperature: We size for GTA winters and specify models that hold capacity at low ambient temps.

• Defrost Strategy: Intelligent defrost limits comfort dips and energy use.

• Backup/Hybrid Heat: Optional furnace or electric strip heat for extreme cold; we set smart switchover points for cost and comfort.

• Drainage & Snow Management: Proper clearances, elevated stands, and heated pans where recommended.

• Smart Thermostats (ecobee): Scheduling, geofencing, and energy reports.

• Filtration: MERV 8–13 options; pair with variable-speed blowers for better capture.

• Humidity Control: Whole-home humidifiers/dehumidifiers for year-round comfort.

• Ventilation: HRV/ERV systems to bring in fresh, filtered air.

• Good: Ducted inverter heat pump, SEER2 15–16 / HSPF2 8–9, ECM blower

  • For: Balanced comfort & value, whole-home coverage

• Better: Ducted inverter, SEER2 17–18 / HSPF2 9–10, ultra-quiet outdoor unit

  • For: Lower bills, quieter operation, improved dehumidification

• Best (Cold-Climate): Variable-capacity with enhanced low-ambient performance, advanced defrost, smart controls

  • For: Maximum comfort and heating capacity in deep winter

(Model availability varies; we quote multiple options.)

• Transparent quotes with line-item details (equipment, labour, materials).

• Rebates & Incentives: We identify eligible programs for high-efficiency heat pumps and handle all paperwork.

• Flexible financing & rentals to keep upfront costs low (on approved credit).

• Protection & Removal of old equipment (if applicable)

• Mounting & Line-Set (flare/braze with nitrogen purge), condensate management

• Electrical & Controls (dedicated circuit, disconnect, thermostat setup)

• Evacuation & Charging (≤ 500 microns, factory-specified charge)

• Commissioning (airflow/static, superheat/subcool, temp split)

• Owner Orientation (filter access, app controls, maintenance schedule)

• Registration & Warranty documentation provided

• Annual tune-ups to verify charge, coils, and firmware settings

• Filter changes on schedule (1″: 60–90 days; 4–5″ media: 6–12 months)

• Clear snow/debris around outdoor unit; maintain 18–24″ clearance

• Get a Heat Pump
• Heat Pump Repair
• Buy Filter

Will a heat pump keep up in GTA winters?
With a cold-climate model and proper sizing, yes. We can also configure hybrid backup heat for extreme cold snaps.

Ducted or ductless—what’s better?
If you have decent ductwork, ducted offers whole-home comfort. Ductless shines for homes without ducts or for zoned room-by-room control.

Is a heat pump cheaper to run than a furnace + AC?
Often, especially with inverter systems and smart controls. We’ll compare estimated annual costs for your home and rates.

How long does installation take?
Most replacements finish in one day; multi-zone ductless or line-set re-routes may take longer.

Do I need a new electrical panel?
Sometimes. We assess panel capacity and circuits during your in-home evaluation.

Are there rebates?
Yes—programs change periodically. We’ll confirm eligibility and submit applications on your behalf.