Learning Thermostat
Like a lot of people these days, you may not be using the programmable energy saving features of your thermostat. It might be that it’s difficult to predict when exactly your home will be occupied or unoccupied.
Your New House and Rebates with OPA
Brand new subdivisions are popping up everywhere these days. If you’ve just bought a new home, you have some great options available to you as of 2014. With the Ontario Power Authority adding a high efficiency central air conditioner now qualifies for up to a $400 rebate. Builders are aware of this and may or […]
Why you should replace your old AC today
Spring is here and likely by now you’ve checked for winter damage all around the house. As you inspect the state of your old Air Conditioner, you’re probably wondering when is the ideal time to replace it. Here’s a few things you should consider while you’re weighing your options: That old system probably has R-22 (freon) as […]
How Your Smart Meter Works
Since last year most of us have had a smart meter installed at the side of our home. I imagine most homes owners are aware of the time of use billing. You’ve probably made adjustments to when the laundry is done, when the oven is turned on, heating and cooling temperature settings and so on.
Right Sizing your Equipment with CSA-F280 Load Calculations
Funny thing happens a few hundred times a year over and over since the beginning of furnaces and air conditioners. You, the homeowner find a need to replace your heating or cooling equipment. So you make some inquiries with a few contractors and arrange an in home quotation. In the process you notice that from […]
Ductless Wonders
No Ducts? No Problem! If you’re a homeowner that’s suffered through one too many hot humid Ontario summers because you don’t have ductwork in your home, your worries are over. There’s not many days that go by in the warmer months that we don’t get a call from someone wondering how much it’s going to […]
