Cooling Solutions for British Columbia Homes
Stay cool through the Vancouver summer with a high-efficiency heat pump or air conditioner.
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A heat pump is a great option for homes that don’t have built-in ductwork. It’s also a handy solution for cooling add-on rooms such as a garage or sunroom.
With our Enercare Advantage® rental program, you get the benefits of low monthly payments and regular maintenance done by our expert technicians at no extra cost.
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Why choose Enercare
When you choose Enercare, you get expert advice and quality work from one of our friendly, professional and fully licensed technicians along with:
Leading manufacturers
To ensure dependable service, our heat pumps, furnaces, boilers, air conditioners, water heaters, water purification products and more are from leading manufacturers.
Best solutions
You can trust our experts to find a solution best suited for your home and family. Plus, our licensed technicians can install your new system the next day.
No surprises
The price we quote is the price you pay. Every time.
Budget friendly
Our experts will work with you to find a payment, lease or financing option to fit your budget.
Installation experts
We hire only licensed technicians and secure all permits to speed up the work.
How do air source heat pumps work?
Unlike most heating systems, air source heat pumps move heat from one area to another. In the summer, the heat pump cools interior spaces by pulling heat from inside and sending it outside. In cold weather, the heat pump extracts heat from outdoor air and transfers it inside.
Because there’s less heat available to extract from the cold air outside during the winter months, air source heat pumps are typically most effective at heating your home during the milder shoulder seasons. Most units become less effective when outdoor temperatures drop below -10˚C, so you need a backup heat source to get through the coldest part of the year. Effective backup heat sources include energy-efficient gas furnaces and electric baseboard heating.
Central/hybrid heat pump system
For homeowners looking to heat and cool their entire home
Cooling operation
- In cooling mode, the heat pump works just like an air conditioner by first removing unwanted heat from the home.
- The heated refrigerant flows towards the outdoor unit to get cooled.
- Like the AC System, the cooler refrigerant flows through the indoor coil, cooling the indoor air while absorbing the heat. This process is repeated to cool the home.
Wall mounted heat pump thermostat required
Heating operation
- In the wintertime, the cycle is reversed where the heat pump pulls heat from the outdoor air and is absorbed by the refrigerant.
- The heated refrigerant flows through the furnace and a blower circulates the warm air throughout the home via the duct system
- Cool air from indoors is pulled from the ductwork. The cooled refrigerant returns to the outdoor unit. The process is repeated to warm the house.
Wall mounted heat pump thermostat required
Unique to heat pumps
Reversing Valve: Changes the direction the refrigerant flows, allowing the system to transfer heat from outside to inside the home
Snow Stand: Raises the unit off the ground preventing any snow or ice from building up below the unit and allowing the heat pump to function into freezing temperatures
Single-zone ductless heat pump
For homeowners looking to heat and cool additional spaces or our small outbuildings
Cooling operation
- In cooling mode, the heat pump works just like an air conditioner by first removing unwanted heat from the home.
- The heated refrigerant flows towards the outdoor unit to get cooled.
- Like the AC system, the cooler refrigerant flows through the indoor coil, cooling the indoor air while absorbing the heat. This process is repeated to cool the home.
Handheld remote controlled
Heating operation
- In the wintertime, the cycle is reversed where the heat pump pulls heat from the outdoor air and is absorbed by the refrigerant.
- The heat pump then brings the heated refrigerant through the indoor coil to heat the indoor air to warm the home. The cooled refrigerant returns to the outdoor unit. The process is repeated to warm the home.
Handheld remote controlled
Unique to heat pumps
Reversing Valve: Changes the direction the refrigerant flows, allowing the system to transfer heat from outside to inside the home
Snow Stand: Raises the unit off the ground preventing any snow or ice from building up below the unit and allowing the heat pump to function into freezing temperatures
Multi-zone ductless heat pump
For homeowners looking to heat and cool multiple zones in a house without ducts
Cooling operation
- In cooling mode, the heat pump works just like an air conditioner by removing unwanted heat from the home.
- The heated refrigerant flows towards the outdoor unit to get cooled.
- Like the AC System, the cooler refrigerant flows through the indoor coil, cooling the indoor air while absorbing the heat. This process is repeated to cool the home
- Each indoor unit can be controlled separately depending on the needs of the space.
Each zone controlled with separate handheld remote control
Heating operation
- In the wintertime, the cycle is reversed where the heat pump pulls heat from the outdoor air and is absorbed by the refrigerant.
- The heat pump then brings the heated refrigerant through the indoor coil to heat the indoor air to warm the home.
- The cooled refrigerant returns to the outdoor unit. The process is repeated to warm the home.
- Each indoor unit can be controlled separately depending on the needs of the space.
Each zone controlled with separate handheld remote control
Unique to heat pumps
Reversing Valve: Changes the direction the refrigerant flows, allowing the system to transfer heat from outside to inside the home
Snow Stand: Raises the unit off the ground preventing any snow or ice from building up below the unit and allowing the heat pump to function into freezing temperatures
Frequently asked questions about heat pumps
- In most cases, yes. A central heat pump can be integrated into your existing system and even fully replace your air conditioner. A ductless heat pump won’t connect directly to your existing system, but it can be used to provide complementary heating and cooling in a specific space.
- It depends on the climate where you live, but in general, no. While there’s no temperature limit to a heat pump’s cooling ability, they become less effective and efficient at heating the colder it gets outside. On very cold days, you might want to switch to your furnace, which will likely be more efficient at low temperatures than your heat pump.
- Heat pumps run on electricity rather than by burning fossil fuels, which helps reduce their carbon footprint. They’re also more energy efficient than many resistance-based electric heating sources, such as furnaces and baseboard heaters.
What Our Customers Think About Us
Russ from Enercare was here once again to inspect the furnace. What a professional and friendly technician he is. Russ is never in a rush. He took the time to explain how the furnace works and the best way to run it. Thanks Russ….
K RIn the last weekRob did a great job at finding the gas leak and capping it. Jacob did a great job at protecting all the furniture and cleaning up. Really good workers and very knowledgeable. A+++++…
Tony CostaIn the last weekAfter 2 days without hot water and 2 service calls later, we got our hot water running again. Second serviceperson, Harsh Patel was great, he explained everything to us clearly and professionally. He wasn’t going to leave without getting us hot water back. After 2 hours on site, we got hot water. …
Jim WongIn the last weekNicholas T Was very good at fixing my water heater this time and cleaned it out and replumbed some duct work very professionally…
Robert WakelingIn the last weekWe wanted to give a shout out to Kayley Worona from Enercare Oshawa. We have had some trouble with our furnace not properly draining, which caused condensation buildup. This was affecting the system to the point we had no heat or it was intermittent. From the moment she called to say she was on her …
Darren BaileyIn the last weekAlan and Amir from Enercare did an excellent job replacing our hot water heater. Thanks for making the change a quick and easy experience….
Michael JolliffeIn the last weekDonovan H was absolutely perfect. Professional, kind and answered all my questions. Was also very nice to my friendly dogs. It was a pleasure to deal with him….
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Mahdi BensalemIn the last weekBrian was amazing , he fixed my furnace , he was so mindful of my house , thank you Brian…
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