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Heat Pump Installation & Repair

One system that heats and cools. We will give you a straight answer about whether a cold-climate heat pump makes sense for your building.

Heat Pump Services

Efficient Heating And Cooling From One Unit

A heat pump moves heat rather than burning fuel to create it, which is why it can deliver more energy as heat than it consumes as electricity. In summer it reverses and works as your air conditioner.

The honest caveat for Manitoba: performance falls as it gets colder, so in our climate a heat pump is normally paired with a backup heat source for the deepest cold. Modern cold-climate models handle far more of the season than older units did — but we will tell you plainly if your building is not a good fit.

How We Help

Repair, Replace or Maintain

Heat Pump Repair

Defrost faults, reversing valve problems, poor heat output, icing and control issues — diagnosed by technicians who work on these systems regularly.

Installation & Replacement

Careful sizing, a properly specified backup heat strategy, and full commissioning in both heating and cooling modes before handover.

Heat Pump Maintenance

Because it runs year round, a heat pump earns its servicing twice over. Annual checks keep both modes efficient and catch wear early.

Warning Signs

Signs Your Heat Pump Needs Attention

If you recognise any of these, call before it becomes an emergency.

What We Work On

Equipment We Service

Most makes and models, whatever is already in the building.

Questions

Heat Pump Services FAQs

Cold-climate models work far better in deep cold than older generations, and they cover a large share of the heating season efficiently. In our climate they are normally paired with a backup source for the coldest stretches. We will assess your home and give you a realistic expectation rather than a sales pitch.

Sometimes, but in most Manitoba homes we recommend a hybrid setup: the heat pump handles the mild and moderate weather efficiently, and the furnace takes over in extreme cold.

Yes — a heat pump is an air conditioner that can also run in reverse. If you were already facing an AC replacement, that changes the maths considerably.

That depends on insulation, existing ductwork, electrical capacity and where an outdoor unit can sit. Call (204) 218-3355 and we will come and look properly rather than guessing over the phone.

Talk To A Real Technician

Thinking About A Heat Pump?

Get an honest assessment of whether one suits your home — including when the answer is no.

Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Call (204) 218-3355