With our years of experience and our eyes on costs, we are beating competitors on services and price.
And, even though the cold weather is now upon us, we are still offering 10% discount on all service and installs. (see September’s posting below for more details). Make sure you don’t miss out on this great offer.
So call now and ask questions, get a quote, or make an appointment.
Are you ready?
With cold weather just around the corner we are offering a warming 10% discount on all furnace work, until the end of November (St Andrew’s Day!). As our usual rates are very competitive, this is a deal you can’t afford to miss.
Do know about the mid efficiency furnace ban 1st January 2010? Contact us now (residential and commercial) for quotes, with questions, or just if you need some friendly, reliable help. Call (604) 262-5844 or email [email protected].
Is a tripped breaker an electrical problem?
I recently got a call from a customer who had a problem with a breaker tripping on their new heat pump unit. The breaker was changed for a new larger one but the problem persisted.
It was time to discover what was happening – so I paid them a visit to see what was going on. I put the unit onto the cooling setting and the unit went into heating mode! The current climbed till the breaker tripped. Why was the heating coming on when it was 80°F in the room?
Well, I talked to the staff and found out that they had tried to adjust the schedule and somehow the settings got lost in the stat or it had been put back to factory setting (which would not work for a heat pump). I reprogrammed the stat and unit worked fine, but the customer had no cooling for a day (in the height of summer!) and it also cost them hundreds of dollars – all because their staff were not trained in using the stat!
Are today’s thermostats too complicated? Look at our energy management page for a simpler solution.
Cornell University offers some great tips for saving energy in your home:
