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We recommend that you check your filter monthly and replace it a minimum of once every three months.

If you have a washable filter or an electronic air cleaner, also knows as an EAC, it’s recommended that you clean it once a month.

A dirty filter can cause premature breakdowns of your equipment, higher utility bills, and increased dust and allergens!

Click here to learn more about how often you should change your furnace filter.

We recommend getting preventative maintenance performed on each piece of equipment once a year. Regular maintenance can help improve your comfort, extend your system's life and keep your home and family safer.

Learn more about the importance of furnace maintenance and how often to have your HVAC equipment cleaned & serviced.

This depends on the style of furnace you have. Most residential homes in our area have furnaces that are in an upflow orientation, so the furnace filter is located on the left or right, between the furnace and the return air "boot" or elbow.

A common question our team is asked, is how long is my installation going to take? A typical, straightforward, air conditioner install will take anywhere from 4-6 hours. Although, this greatly depends on many factors for more information click here.

Yes, we are proud to reside and to provide service to Barrie and surrounding areas.

Yes, we are proud to reside and provide service to Collingwood, Wasaga Beach and surrounding areas.

Yes, we are proud to reside and to provide service to Orillia and surrounding areas.

No, unfortunately, we do not service the GTA currently.

Maintenance is one of the most overlooked parts of your HVAC system. Maintaining your system annually will keep your new system running at peak performance and efficiency for years to come. We recommend that you have your maintenance done the following season after the installation. For example: If you had your new central air conditioner installed in August of this year, then it would be recommended that you have your first maintenance done on it the following summer and every summer afterward. If you aren’t yet a member of our Comfort Club, then you’re missing out! The membership comes with several perks and benefits, including free maintenance every year, and the best part is that we will reach out to you when it’s time to book your appointment, so you don’t need to worry about setting reminders in your calendar.

3 things you can do to troubleshoot your AC:

1. Check your thermostat to ensure its set to “cool” mode
2. Check your furnace filter and replace it if it looks dirty
3. If you see any ice turn the system off and let it thaw

Read more details on troubleshooting your air conditioner.

Yes, we are happy to assist you with your geothermal system. If you are looking for a reliable and experienced company to service your geothermal system, you have come to the right place! We are experts when it comes to geothermal systems and we can help you keep your unit running smoothly. We offer comprehensive services that include regular maintenance, repairs, and installations. Contact us today to learn more about our services or to schedule an appointment! We look forward to serving you.

Yes, many of the Trane furnaces and Trane air conditioners are compatible with Nest thermostats. Trane has a few select communicating models that require the Trane Nexia thermostat, such as the XC95, XV18, XV19 and XV20i, however, the rest of the Trane lineup is compatible with the Nest thermostat. Trane is a world leader in home comfort, and its products are known for their quality, reliability, and efficiency. The Nest thermostat is a cutting-edge device that allows you to control your home's temperature using your smartphone or tablet. It also learns your preferences over time and can automatically adjust the temperature to save you money on your energy bills. Trane furnaces and Trane air conditioners are compatible with the Nest thermostat, so you can enjoy the convenience of Nest's features while keeping your home comfortable all year long.

Trane is a world leader in air conditioning, heating, and ventilation systems. Trane furnaces and Trane air conditioners are known for their quality, reliability, and efficiency. With the new Ecobee thermostat, you can enjoy the same Trane quality with even more convenience and control. The Ecobee thermostat is compatible with several of the Trane furnaces and air conditioners. Compatible Trane equipment includes the S9X1, S9X2, S9V2, S9V2-VS gas furnaces and the XR13, XR14, XR15, XR16, XL16i, XR17, and the XL18i central air conditioners. With the Ecobee, you can easily adjust your temperature settings from your smartphone or tablet. For Trane communicating models, you will have to use the Trane Nexia communicating thermostat, to enjoy all the benefits of having a fully communicating system. You'll also enjoy features like energy-saving mode and real-time weather alerts. So if you're looking for a thermostat that's compatible with your Trane furnace or air conditioner, the Ecobee is a good choice.

Are you tired of hearing the noise coming from your ductwork? Banging, popping or ticking sounds emanating from ducts can be annoying and disruptive, but can be a sign that there are some larger issues at play Wrong sized ductwork, oversized heating and cooling system or poor installation can be the cause of the excessive noise, but also cause higher utility bills and shorten the life of your existing system.

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Annual maintenance of your ductless heat pump is essential for getting the most out of it. Regular check-ups by HVAC professionals can help identify potential issues and ensure all components are functioning correctly and efficiently so you stay comfortable at home while also reducing energy costs with an efficient operating system!

Learn more about Ductless Heat Pump Maintenance.

To get the best energy savings and other performance benefits from your home's ventilator system, we recommend maintaining it annually. This helps ensure that all its components are working correctly for optimal airflow. Additionally, regular maintenance is advised to keep up with wear and tear so you can enjoy maximum efficiency out of your ventilation system!

Learn More about Maintenance of your HRV or ERV System.

Regular geothermal maintenance is the key to getting all of the benefits you expect, from energy savings to greater comfort. To ensure your system runs as smoothly and efficiently as possible, plus give yourself peace of mind knowing any small repair needs are taken care of, we recommend having your system maintained by a professional at least once annually.

Duct cleaning refers to the process of cleaning the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system in a building. This includes cleaning the ductwork, vents, and other components to remove dirt, debris, and other pollutants.

Duct cleaning is important for maintaining good indoor air quality and improving the efficiency of your HVAC system. Over time, dust, dirt, and other pollutants can accumulate in the ductwork, which can circulate through the air and cause respiratory issues and other health problems.

The frequency of duct cleaning depends on various factors, including the size of your building, the number of occupants, and the amount of pollutants present in the air. As a general rule, the NADCA recommends having your air ducts cleaned every 3-5 years.

While cleaning your air ducts yourself is possible, it is not recommended. Proper duct cleaning requires specialized equipment and expertise to ensure effective and safe cleaning.

Ductwork refers to the system of pipes or channels used to transport air throughout a building, typically for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) purposes.

Ductwork can be made from a variety of materials, including sheet metal, fiberglass, flexible plastic, and insulated panels.

Ductwork works by using a fan or blower to circulate air through the system. The air is typically heated or cooled by an HVAC system before being distributed through the ducts to various rooms or areas of a building.

Ductwork allows for efficient heating and cooling of a building, as well as improved air quality and circulation. It also provides a way to control and regulate the temperature and humidity levels in different areas of a building.

Common issues with ductwork include leaks, improper sizing, and blockages or obstructions that can reduce airflow and decrease efficiency. It's important to have regular inspections and maintenance performed on your ductwork to ensure it's working properly.

Yes, ductwork can be repaired or replaced if necessary. Depending on the severity of the issue, repairs may be simple and straightforward, while larger problems may require replacement of sections or even the entire ductwork system.

There are several potential causes for this issue, including a dirty air filter, thermostat issues, refrigerant leaks, dirty condenser coils, and an undersized air conditioner. Regular air conditioner maintenance can help prevent many of these issues and leaving your family cool all summer long. If you’re experiencing any of these issues and require air conditioning service, give us a call, we are always happy to help.

For more information, check out our blog on this topic here.