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A geothermal ground-source heat pump is the greenest and most efficient heating & cooling system available. A series of buried pipes absorb ground heat in winter and the heat pump distributes it indoors. In summer, the process is reversed. To learn more, visit our Special Projects section.

An air source electric heat pump is a heating and cooling system that can both heat and cool your space. They are energy efficient, cost effective, have a simple unit design and are environmentally friendly. There are different types of heat pumps to choose from. To learn more, visit our Special Projects section.

Hydronic radiant in-floor heat is a system of pipes laid under the floor that carry hot water to heat a space. In-floor heat can be installed in specific locations (zones) or an entire house. There can be separate controls from each zone. This allows flexibility so you can enjoy rooms at different temperatures.

An air conditioner is a device that helps control the temperature in your home by removing heat and moisture. It uses electricity and a refrigeration cycle to transfer heat from inside of your space to the outside. Air conditioners come in various sizes, efficiencies, and technologies. We can help choose the best unit for your space and needs. 

A boiler is a heating device that provides non-potable hot water for space heating, like other HVAC systems. There are several boiler options to choose from to help heat a space. For example, a combination boiler water heater (combi) can be used as an on-demand water heater and a space heater. This option saves a considerable amount of space, having two units in one.

A water heater is a device that heats water that can be used in your home for showers, baths, dishwashing, laundry, and more. There are different models available such as, storage tank water heaters and tankless water heaters. We can help choose the right unit and install quickly so you are not without hot water.

A furnace is a heating system that warms a space by heating air and distributing it through a system of ducts and vents. Furnaces can be powered by natural gas, electricity, oil, or propane. Furnaces are designed to distribute consistent warm air evenly throughout your home.

An HRV is a ventilation device added to a mechanical system to help make your space healthier and more comfortable. It continuously replacing stale indoor air with fresh outdoor air. An HRV helps to control moisture levels during humid, moist summers, and dry winter weather. 

We can install pipes that will carry natural gas or propane from your main line to appliances, such as generators, fireplaces, stoves, and BBQs.