HVAC  stands for Heating, Ventilation and Air conditioning and is usually a term used to describe interior air systems.

HVAC is sometimes referred to as climate control or heating and cooling but in essence, HVAC is basically a system built to regulate air temperature, regulate and control humidity levels and air quality in order to provide comfortable, enjoyable and healthy environment.

 

There are 3 main parts to HVAC systems:

HEATING: Heating is obviously very important in our part of the world as it provides us with the ability to have a very comfortable life even with extreme low temperatures outside.

There are 2 main heating systems used in Canada:

  • Oil Based heating systems
  • Gas Based systems

As well. there are 3 different distribution ways:

COOLING & AIR CONDITIONING: Cooling & Air conditioning is a different story here in Toronto and Canada as a whole.

Because of our short, “easy” summer home owners are not as inclined to invest at “central” solutions and so we’ve got several different cooling systems:

  • Central Air – Usually using the furnace existing duct system to spread the air throughout the house.
  • Window air conditioners – the cheap and easy solutions but heavy on electricity, noisy and only good for one room.
  • Ductless Air Conditioners or Split systems – These are basically units built without ducts and designed to go through a wall, having vents and heat sinks both inside and outside.

VENTILATION: Ventilation is a way to clean, clear and remove bad, stale air or smoke throughout the house.

Contact Leading heating and cooling service provider in Toronto @ (647) 955-8625