In Canada, it’s extremely hard to only buy an air conditioner or furnace. Almost all heating and cooling companies sell systems that are bundled with their own installation—increasing the overall cost. At Canada HVAC, we let homeowners decide who they…
Spring is a time to open the windows, deep-clean the house and tackle projects around the home that have been put off during the colder months. Now is also the perfect time to assess your heating and cooling system and…
Heating systems are designed to last a long time. If you’re looking to upgrade your furnace—chances are it’s been about a decade (or more) since you’ve seen the available options. One of the biggest differences you’ll notice with newer systems…
When buying a new furnace, one of the things you’ll have to take into account is the AFUE (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency) rating. Many homeowners are confused as to what the AFUE measures, what they should be looking for in…
Canadians buy a lot of products online—for many people, it’s more convenient and often more economical. While Canadians continue to turn online for their purchases, there are a few markets that have been noticeably absent from the online market. Up…
Buying your furnace and air conditioner online may be a new experience for many Canadians. To help alleviate any stress associated with this new way of purchasing and installing your heating and cooling system, Canada HVAC has a number of…
Sometimes, when homeowners call for furnace service, they’re surprised when the heating technician red tags their furnace. Many people panic when learning their furnace has been red tagged and are at a loss as to what to do next. It’s…
At Canada HVAC, we know that furnace parts aren’t a matter of common knowledge among most of our customers. But it’s important to be familiar with all parts of your heating system so that you’re confident discussing your furnace.
