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New air conditioners come with a manufacturer warranty that usually covers the cost of replacement parts, should something go wrong. However, they are usually only valid for a limited period of time—about 10 years or less. An AC protection plan…
If you’re a new homeowner, or just never had to replace an air conditioner, you might be surprised to learn that it can be a financial investment to upgrade your home comfort system. When looking for a new AC, it’s…
A ductless mini-split system can be used in conjunction with a forced air furnace and central air conditioning to provide increased comfort throughout the whole house. There are times when you’ll need additional heat or air conditioning in areas of…
It’s important to schedule professional air conditioner maintenance every year. Sometimes we come across homeowners who think they can inspect and tune-up their own system, but we strongly advise against homeowners tackling maintenance tasks beyond a simple filter change or…
There has been an increased number of homeowners that have chosen to install a ductless mini-split system in their home or cottage. These units are becoming more popular because they’re extremely efficient and can increase comfort. In order to keep…
Spring is a time when many people decide to start home renovation projects. If demolitions or upgrades are in your near future—make sure you’ve taken some time to think about how the construction will affect your air conditioning system.
The worst of the cold weather is hopefully over—and everyone in the Kitchener-Waterloo region is patiently awaiting the arrival of warmer temperatures. For homeowners that barely made it through last summer with their old AC, now is the time to…
Delta Air Systems is looking for exceptional talent to join our team. Because of our successes in the Kitchener-Waterloo area, it’s clear we need to expand our whole business—from HVAC technicians to office support. View our list of available job…
Heat pumps are becoming a popular heating and cooling option for Canadians. However, as more people become aware of these powerful systems, there can be some misconceptions that arise—especially concerning their ability to work in cold climates.
