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Effective January 1, 2022, the City of Vancouver has placed a restriction on the use of fossil fuel and/or emission-generating fuel sources. All equipment for spaces and hot water heating in new low-rise residential buildings but be zero emission. Effective sometime in 2025, all new and replacement heating and hot water systems must be zero emissions.
Nearly 60% of Vancouver’s carbon pollution comes from burning natural gas (which can be methane, a fossil fuel) for space and water heating in our buildings. Carbon pollution, also known as greenhouse gases or emissions, causes climate change and contributes to smog and air pollution, which impacts our health and environment.
Detached houses create about 28% of Vancouver’s carbon pollution. That’s why City staff are developing regulations for detached homes to move toward more energy-efficient equipment for space and water heating and cooling.
Heat pumps are getting more and more popular in Vancouver as they are more efficient and versatile than traditional heaters and air conditioners. Capable of performing heating and cooling, the one device can offer service no matter what the season!
The longer you wait to assess your heating and cooling needs, the worse the problem will be. Our HVAC Vancouver team provides professional service both on a scheduled basis and during emergency situations. Very few areas have a top-notch HVAC service like ours.
Don't hesitate any longer to contact our fully licensed team if you experience issues with your HVAC systems.
No, you should not install a heat pump yourself. Heat pumps are complex pieces of machinery, and should only be installed by a qualified professional.
It depends on the specific heat pump in question and the extent of the repairs needed. Some heat pumps may be relatively easy to repair while others may be more challenging. Ultimately, it is best to consult with a qualified technician to assess the situation and determine the best course of action.
There are several reasons why a heat pump might stop working. The most common reason is that the outdoor unit is frozen over. This can happen when the temperature outside drops below freezing and the humidity is high. The ice buildup prevents the heat pump from being able to move heat from the outside air into your home.
It is generally recommended that you have your heat pump serviced at least once a year. This will help to keep it running efficiently and prevent any potential problems.
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