Condo Fan Coil Units Explained – How Do They Work?
Condo fan coil units are hydronic systems that rely on the building’s mechanical infrastructure to provide chilled & hot water for the purpose of heating & air conditioning in condos. Condo Fan Coil systems are dependent on the following mechanical systems: Chiller, which chills the water Boiler, for heating the water Pump, to move the…
The Many Benefits of Water Source Heat Pumps in Condominiums – Toronto & GTA
Unlocking Efficiency & Comfort: The Many Benefits of Water Source Heat Pumps in Condominiums Water Source Heat Pumps are the most efficient and easily serviceable solution for heating and air conditioning in high-rise condominiums. This type of HVAC system enables the most simple building system components, ultimately providing the highest return on investment for…
5 Reasons Your Condo Air Conditioning Isn’t Working: How to Fix It?
Inefficient Condo Air Conditioning can be stressful. Living in a condo offers many perks, but dealing with an emergency Condo Air Conditioning Repair isn’t one of them. Whether it’s a heat pump or a fan coil unit, understanding the reasons behind poor performance is the first step toward solving air conditioning problems in condos. Here,…
Flashing HPS Red Light on Your Condo Heat Pump System
If you notice a red high-pressure switch (HPS) light on your condo heat pump’s circuit board, it typically signals an issue related to elevated refrigerant pressure. The HPS serves as a safety mechanism, designed to deactivate the heat pump compressor when refrigerant pressure becomes excessively high. This illuminated light indicates a potential problem requiring expert…
Why Do Condo Heat Pumps Fail In Winter?
Condo Heat Pumps aka Water Source Heat Pumps typically fail due to 5 common reasons. Heat Pumps have strict operation requirements during heating or air conditioning seasons. Failure to satisfy these requirement will disrupt heat pump operation in winter months. By understanding these requirements and taking preventative measures, residents & property managers can ensure optimal…
Why My Condo Heater Blowing Cold Air?
If you’re a condo owner, you know how important it is to have a functional heating system during the colder months. Unfortunately, there may come a time when your condo heater starts to blow cold air instead of hot. This can be frustrating, but there are several steps you can take to fix the problem.…
Furnace Prices In 2023 | Toronto & GTA
Are you looking for a new furnace in Toronto? Our comprehensive guide to furnace prices in Toronto will help you understand the factors that impact the cost of a new furnace and installation, including the size of the furnace, its efficiency rating, and the complexity of the peojct. Get started by comparing quotes from local heating and cooling…
6 Reasons Your Condo Gets Too Hot or Too Cold In The Winter? – Condo Tips
Many condo owners in Toronto contact us when they feel like the temperature in their space is either too hot or too cold consistently. This is one of the most reported problems in residential low-rise & high-rise buildings. In this guide, we would like to examine six (6) common causes of in-suite temperature imbalances and…
What’s The Best HVAC System For My Condo?
If you live in a condo with an old or Broken HVAC system & wondering what is the best Condo HVAC replacement for your current unit, this article is for you! As Toronto Condo Buildings get older, residents start to face the frequency of visits with their existing heating & air conditioning systems. The first step to select the…
3 Reasons Why Condo HVAC Not Working & How To Fix It
Is your condo HVAC no working? Did you know that condo residents are for mostly all in-suite heating & air conditioning issues in low rise and high rise condos in Toronto & GTA? We understand that it could be frustrating to have problems with your condo heating unit when you need them the most during…
Condo Fan Coil Change Over From Air Conditioning To Heating
Toronto weather is getting colder at night and this means that condo building managers will begin to post announcements and notices around the building common area to notify the residents about the in-suite fan coil changeovers. Although Building staff usually use every communication medium to communicate with the residents, building managers are reporting that many residents are…
Common Heating Repairs in Toronto Condos + Prevention Tips
With Toronto winters seemingly becoming more and more unpredictable, it’s in your best interest to enter the season prepared. You need to ensure that your condo’s heating system is primed and ready to take on harsh winter months, keeping you warm and healthy. After all, you need your HVAC system performing at its best if you’re…
Emergency Heating & Air Conditioning Services During COVID-19
We wanted to send a quick update on our ongoing business practices. Given the recent situation with COVID-19, we are following and monitoring Canada Health & Safety Recommendations to ensure the well-being of our clients, vendors and staff members. In-Home HVAC Services While social distancing with others is important, our Condominium & Residential HVAC Services will…
The Heating and Cooling Incentive Program SAVEONENERGY is cancelled
This is a message from HRAI: SUBJECT: The Heating and Cooling Incentive Program SAVEONENERGY is Cancelled. Please be advised that the Save on Energy Heating and Cooling Incentive Program is cancelled as of April 1, 2019, effective immediately. The Heating and Cooling Incentive program is being discontinued pursuant to a directive received from the Minister…
Enbridge Billing | Water Heaters
Residential homeowners often tend to forget to do regular checks on the household’s water heater for years until it begins causing troubles. Most water heaters run between 8 and 15 years. If your hot water heater falls within that range, you may experience common issues whether it be leakages or a full malfunction, causing it…
Early Signs of Water Heater Problems
Early Signs of Hot Water Heater Problems Has your hot water heater done something odd lately? * Loud knocking, popping, banging sounds * Noticing Visible sediments in your hot water * Pilot light that won’t stay lit, usually because of a defective thermocouple, or pilot tube. * Leaks from the top of the tank or…
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