1 / Conventional forced air system

Your standard install of furnace and AC unit, which can quickly heat or cool your home. 

2 / Heat pumps

Heat pumps are systems that transfer heat rather than generate it, providing both heating & cooling functions.  They can significantly reduce energy bills and are a better option for your home's carbon footprint.

3 / Air handlers

Air handlers can be part of various HVAC systems.  It's primary job is to move already conditioned air (hot or cold) and distribute throughout your home.  They also contribute to indoor air quality and controlling humidity within the home.

4 / Mini split system

Mini split systems are ductless heating and cooling systems that provide zoned temperature control, meaning you can heat or cool individual rooms or areas independently.   Since these systems avoid energy loss through ductwork, they end up being more energy efficient as well.

5 / VRF systems

VRF stands for "Variable Refrigerant Flow" and is designed to modulate the flow of refrigerant to multiple ducted or ductless indoor units.  VRF systems can heat some zones while cooling others simultaneously making it a great option in your home.

6 / HVAC zoning 

Zoning uses dampers in the ductwork to regulate and redirect air to specific areas of the home.  Another great option to increase comfort and efficiency in your home. 

7 / Underfloor ventilation

Adding underfloor ventilation involves installing a system of ductwork and diffusers below a raised floor to distribute conditioned air.  Advantages of this include energy efficiency and improved air quality. 

8 / Wine Units

If you love wine, adding a wine cooling unit is a great addition to your home.  It focuses on creating an ideal environment for wine by controlling both temperature and humidity, which is critical for preventing spoilage and ensuring optimal aging.