Barrie Contractor Updates Heat Pump Cooling Installation & Maintenance Services
Dec 1, 2023
Key Takeaways
- Custom Comfort ClimateCare announces updated heat pump cooling services, offering residents in Barrie the benefits of an air conditioner and a heater in one product.
- The updated services provide an affordable and energy-efficient alternative to traditional air conditioners and heaters, making heat pumps a versatile and cost-effective indoor climate control solution.
- Heat pumps can transfer outdoor heat to indoor climates, providing heating in winter and cooling in summer without the need for separate units.
- Heat pump cooling systems can cool homes evenly during summer, preventing hot and cold spots from forming.
- Custom Comfort ClimateCare is a family-owned HVAC company serving Barrie and Simcoe County for over 30 years, specializing in the installation and maintenance of various heating and cooling products.
Barrie, Ontario - Custom Comfort ClimateCare (+1 705-722-5909) announces updated heat pump cooling services, offering local residents the benefits of an air conditioner and a heater in one convenient product.
Barrie, Canada - December 1, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The updated services are designed to make the benefits of heat pump cooling available to residents in and near Barrie as an affordable, energy-efficient alternative to air conditioners and heaters. For individuals and households serious about reducing their energy use and utility bills, heat pumps can be a versatile and cost-effective indoor climate control solution for any season.
Since April 2023, Canadians have been experiencing an unprecedented wildfire season, causing many to seek ways to keep their homes cool and smoke-free, such as air conditioning installation. Custom Comfort ClimateCare’s updated heat pump cooling services in Barrie help meet this demand by offering an alternative to traditional air conditioners.
Unlike an air conditioner, a heat pump can transfer outdoor heat to indoor climates, raising internal temperatures and providing heat when necessary. The dual function of heat pumps allows customers to enjoy the cooling benefits of air conditioning in summer and the warming benefits of heaters in winter without the additional expense of owning separate units.
Heat pumps not only help residents save on their energy bills year-round, but they also reduce the need for traditional air conditioning units in the summer. Heat pump cooling systems can cool homes evenly during the summer months, preventing hot and cold spots from forming.
One satisfied customer said: “I had a great experience with everyone at Custom Comfort. They did a great job with installing my new unit - they were efficient, kept my place clean, kept me updated, and made sure my concerns were addressed," says one satisfied customer. "I never had to chase anyone or question when things were happening. Thank you to everyone involved for making this process so seamless.”
About Custom Comfort ClimateCare
Custom Comfort ClimateCare is a family-owned HVAC company that has been serving Barrie and Simcoe County for over 30 years. The company specializes in the installation and maintenance of furnaces, air conditioners, fireplaces, indoor air quality products, water heaters, water treatment, heat pumps, and geothermal technology. As a local business, Custom Comfort ClimateCare's mission is to provide personalized service to each of its clients. All of its technicians are fully licensed and trained to ensure top-quality workmanship. The HVAC company offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee to give customers peace of mind with all the work they perform.
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Name: Rod Mysko
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Organization: Custom Comfort ClimateCare
Address: 61 Patterson Road, Barrie, ON L4N 3V9, Canada
Phone: +1-705-722-5909
Website: https://www.customcomfort.ca/
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Release ID: 89115102
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