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Ductless heat pumps, commonly known as mini-split systems, are becoming one of the most popular heating and cooling solutions for Ottawa homeowners. They are efficient,

A well-functioning heat pump provides year-round comfort in Ottawa’s challenging climate, but even the most reliable system can develop problems. Recognizing early warning signs and

Installing a heat pump is a smart move for homeowners looking to cut energy costs, reduce carbon emissions, and enjoy year-round comfort. But before making

Ottawa homeowners know that cold-climate heat pumps work hard year-round, heating in winter and cooling in summer. Over time, this continuous use can cause gradual

Ottawa’s harsh winters put even the best cold-climate heat pumps to the test. While these systems are built to perform at -25°C or even -30°C,

Ottawa homeowners seeking energy-efficient heating and cooling often consider two main options: air-source heat pumps (ASHPs) and ground-source heat pumps (GSHPs), also called geothermal systems.

Why Rebates Matter for Ottawa Homeowners Installing a cold climate heat pump in Ottawa can cost between $8,000 and $14,000 depending on the size, model,

Why Sizing Matters In Ottawa, where January averages sit around -14 °C and arctic cold snaps can hit -30 °C, the size of your heat

Heating an Ottawa home efficiently can be a challenge. Winters here regularly see -20°C, with occasional dips below -30°C. For homeowners looking to cut heating