Vaughan Heat Pump Installation

High-quality heat pump repairs, maintenance, and installations performed by a crew of HVAC industry professionals at AtlasCare in Vaughan, Ontario, will keep your indoor air quality hygienic and comfy throughout the year.

AtlasCare’s certified HVAC technicians have numerous years of experience collaborating with property owners all throughout the Vaughan community and beyond, and they are well-versed with the knowledge and expertise needed to provide homeowners with top-notch heat pump solutions customized to their specific requirements. We understand that every homeowner is unique, which is why we are committed to going beyond your expectations to ensure you are satisfied with your experience with our team.

AtlasCare is available around the clock, 365 days a year. We also do not charge an extra fee for work done after normal office hours, on weekends, or on holidays. Besides that, if you would like to save money on the installation of a new heat pump, get in touch with our team and inquire about our current selection of exceptional savings and financing options that are available to you! Have you ever had a heating crisis? No need to be concerned; AtlasCare’s certified HVAC team can offer you same-day or next-day installation appointments!

Do you require help with your home’s heat pump? If so, please get in touch with the AtlasCare team to schedule an appointment with us over the phone or through our online booking system! Furthermore, all initial consultation appointments are free of charge! We are excited to collaborate with you!

What are the four stages of a heat pump?

To function, your home’s heat pump utilizes a four-stage system. As such, here is a closer look at what the heat pump’s four stages are in more detail below:

1. Evaporation: Evaporation occurs when the refrigerant absorbs the heat from the surrounding air or soil and condenses into a low-pressure gas.

2. Compression: When a gas has been compressed, its temperature rises.

3. Condensation: Condensation occurs when a high-temperature gas passes through a condenser, allowing the absorbed heat to enter the home.

4. Expansion: The cooled refrigerant returns to its initial state, ready to start the process all over again.

What temperature should I leave my heat pump on overnight?

The temperature at which you should consider leaving your heat pump overnight is determined by your personal heating preference as a homeowner and the energy efficiency objectives you want to achieve. The temperature should be set to between 15 and 18 degrees Celsius (59 and 64 degrees Fahrenheit). This temperature is moderate enough to minimize energy consumption and expenses while remaining sufficiently warm enough to keep the room comfy overnight. If you tend to favour a relatively warm temperature, you can modify it, but take into consideration that each degree increase in temperature will result in an increase in energy usage.

How many hours a day should a heat pump run?

The amount of time a heat pump should operate in a day is determined by many variables, such as the external temperature, the preferred indoor temperature, your home’s insulation quality, and the dimensions of the space being warmed.

During cooler temperatures, when more heating is needed to maintain the preferred indoor temperature, heat pumps typically run for extended periods of time. On warmer days, the heat pump may operate for shorter periods of time or not at all. A heat pump should run for a sufficient time to maintain the preferred indoor air temperature but not so long that it becomes inefficient or overworks your entire heating system.