AIR CONDITIONING AND HEAT PUMPS ON THE SOUTH SHORE

If your air conditioner is producing loud or unusual noises, it's important to address the issue promptly. Contact our team for an inspection when you notice such sounds. Our licensed and trained HVAC professionals have the expertise to diagnose the problem and perform the necessary repairs to resolve the issue.

A ductless AC system, also referred to as a ductless mini-split system, is an air conditioning system that operates without the need for ductwork to distribute cool air. It consists of an outdoor unit connected to one or more indoor units through a conduit that contains power cables, refrigerant lines, and a condensate drain.

One of the notable advantages of ductless AC systems is their ease of installation and relatively low maintenance requirements. These features make them a favored option for homeowners seeking to enhance the comfort in specific rooms within their homes.

A wall-mounted heat pump heats and cools one area of your home from a single indoor unit. A multi-zone system connects several indoor units to one outdoor unit, so you can control the temperature room by room. A central heat pump works with your existing ductwork to distribute air throughout the whole house. We'll help you choose the right option for your home's layout and budget.

Yes. Today's cold-climate heat pumps keep heating efficiently even at very low outdoor temperatures, which makes them a great year-round solution in Quebec. For the coldest days, they're often paired with a backup heating system to guarantee your comfort.

Ideally in spring, before the first heat waves. Installation schedules fill up quickly once summer arrives, so planning ahead gives you more flexibility and ensures your system is ready when you need it. Call us at 450-282-1204 for a free estimate.

If your HVAC system is over 10 years old, it's worth considering a replacement as it could be driving up your energy costs. Older systems are typically less efficient compared to today's models. Most systems from a decade ago had lower SEER ratings. In contrast, newer air conditioner or heat pump systems can reach higher SEER ratings, making them much more efficient.

Furthermore, if you're experiencing frequent repairs, inconsistent temperature distribution, or excessive noise from your system, it's advisable to explore the option of replacing it. Upgrading to a newer, more advanced system can not only improve energy efficiency but also enhance comfort and reduce maintenance requirements.