Frequently asked hvac questions in Regina, Saskatchewan

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This pricing will vary depending on your desired comfort level and requirements specific to your home. Call today to schedule us in for a visit which will allow us to assess these factors and provide you with a free, written quote.

Air conditioner pricing varies depending on the size and desired model. If you want it, and you know it, come get it!

A standard water heater normally has an efficiency rating around 70% as compared to the 98% efficiency of a Navien Tankless. So for every $100 you spend on standard water heating, you’ll save around $28, not to mention you won’t be paying to heat the tank while you’re away all day!

Typical installs range from $350 and up, depending on the length of the gas line and size of the BBQ. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the sun!

An Air Exchanger or Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV) might be just what you need. An Air Exchanger removes stale indoor air, while at the same time replacing it with fresh, oxygenated outdoor air. Be sure your HRV installer is HRAI Certified, like us, so you can sleep like a baby!

Assuming your HRV system is designed and installed properly, it may be out of “balance”. A balanced HRV is one that brings in the same amount of air from outside as it is exhausting to the outside. It requires special certification and equipment. Every Air Exchanger MUST be balanced by a certified HRAI installer. If it’s not balanced, it can cause more problems than you had before. Be sure your installer has certification by the Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute of Canada (HRAI).

Basement developments require sufficient Return-Air from living spaces such as bedrooms or a den. The bathroom should have sufficient exhaust. And you may need Supply-Air pipes relocated or added before drywalling. 

It’s all in the duct design and layout. Air flow is the key to temperature control. A poor duct design or install can result in uneven temperatures throughout your home. 

The heat recovery ventilator (HRV) is the proper choice in colder climates where there is humidity during the heating season. The HRV keeps the home supplied with a steady flow of fresh outdoor air. As stale, warm air is expelled, the heat recovery core warms the incoming fresh, colder air before it is distributed throughout the home.

The energy recovery ventilator (ERV) is suitable for warmer climates with high outdoor humidity and in homes where there is no humidity excess during the heating season. 

A furnace and air conditioner do NOT need to be the same brand to work together to cool your home. You will usually go through two air conditioners in the lifetime of your furnace. 

An air conditioner typically lasts around 15 years, while a furnace normally lasts between 20 and 30 years.