How to Reset Your Condo Heat Pump: A Quick and Easy Guide
If your heat pump is short-cycling intermittently, you may need to reset your system to return to normal operation. Here is a quick and easy step by step video guide to safely and effectively reset your heat pump in your condo. Watch our step-by-step video guide on resetting your heat pump:Why You Should Reset Your Heat…
Fan Coil Mold Causes, Risks, & Solutions – Toronto & GTA
Mold in fan coil units (FCUs) is a growing concern in Toronto condos, impacting air quality, property values, and residents’ health. If mold growth is discovered in condos, proper remediation is essential to prevent further contamination. Removal & replacement if left unchecked, it can lead to costly repairs and legal implications such as costly water…
Condo HVAC In 2025: Transitioning to R32 & R454B Refrigerants
As the Condo HVAC industry prioritizes environmentally friendly solutions, the transition from R410A to newer refrigerants, R32 and R454B, marks a significant change in 2025. These next-generation refrigerants reduce environmental impact and maintain the high efficiency and safety standards that modern condos and properties demand.If you’re a condo owner or property manager, understanding these changes…
Condo Omega Heat Pump LPS Red Light. What Does It Mean?
Omega Heat Pump LPS Red Light or Low Pressure Sensor is an indication low refrigerant pressures in the heat pump chassis. The LPS is a safety pressure switch that is designed to temporary cut off heat pump operation when refrigerant pressure is too low to run the heat pump. When the light is flashing, it…
Condo Fan Coil Units Explained – How Do They Work?
Condo fan coil units are hydronic systems that rely on the building’s mechanical infrastructure to provide chilled & hot water for the purpose of heating & air conditioning in condos. Condo Fan Coil systems are dependent on the following mechanical systems: Chiller, which chills the water Boiler, for heating the water Pump, to move the…
Condo HVAC Rebates In Toronto & GTA – 2024 Update
Are you a condo owner in Toronto facing a costly HVAC replacement? You might be disappointed to learn that there are currently no government rebates, funding, or incentives specifically designed for condo owners to replace HVAC systems like water source heat pumps, fan coils, Magic-Paks, PTACs, or air handlers. This article aims to explain what…
What is a Fan Coil Actuator In Condos?
What is a Fan Coil Actuator In Condos? In a condo fan coil system, the actuator is a motorized device responsible for controlling valve operations. Working harmoniously with the thermostat, it regulates the room temperature by managing the flow of hot or cold water through the coil. Actuator failures are one of the major reported…
Condo ERV Repair & Maintenance – Toronto & GTA
ERV, also known as Energy Recovery Ventilator, is an integral part of a home’s ventilation system. These systems are designed to improve indoor air quality by bringing fresh outdoor air while exhausting stale indoor air. They work by transferring the energy from the outgoing exhaust air to the incoming fresh air, which helps to precondition…
Flashing HPS Red Light on Your Condo Heat Pump System
If you notice a red high-pressure switch (HPS) light on your condo heat pump’s circuit board, it typically signals an issue related to elevated refrigerant pressure. The HPS serves as a safety mechanism, designed to deactivate the heat pump compressor when refrigerant pressure becomes excessively high. This illuminated light indicates a potential problem requiring expert…
Why Do Condo Heat Pumps Fail In Winter?
Condo Heat Pumps aka Water Source Heat Pumps typically fail due to 5 common reasons. Heat Pumps have strict operation requirements during heating or air conditioning seasons. Failure to satisfy these requirement will disrupt heat pump operation in winter months. By understanding these requirements and taking preventative measures, residents & property managers can ensure optimal…
Lifespan of HVAC Systems in Condos: An Expert Guide
Knowing the HVAC Lifespan In Your Condo can help you Plan & Budget for Maintenance, Repair and Replacement when necessary. Regular maintenance and good repair practices will eliminate the root cause of issues associated with in-suite HVAC systems. This article will provide a comprehensive guide to the Average Lifespan of Five (5) Common HVAC Systems Used In Condos: Fan coil systems, Heat pumps, PTAC…
Why My Condo Heater Blowing Cold Air?
If you’re a condo owner, you know how important it is to have a functional heating system during the colder months. Unfortunately, there may come a time when your condo heater starts to blow cold air instead of hot. This can be frustrating, but there are several steps you can take to fix the problem.…
Furnace Prices In 2023 | Toronto & GTA
Are you looking for a new furnace in Toronto? Our comprehensive guide to furnace prices in Toronto will help you understand the factors that impact the cost of a new furnace and installation, including the size of the furnace, its efficiency rating, and the complexity of the peojct. Get started by comparing quotes from local heating and cooling…
Omega Heat Pump Flashing LPS Red Light. What Does It Mean?
A red low-pressure switch (LPS) light on a condo heat pump circuit board or control panel typically indicates that the system is experiencing low refrigerant pressure. The LPS is a safety pressure switch that is designed to shut off the heat pump if the refrigerant pressure in the system becomes too low. When the light…
How To Tender Your Building Fan Coil or Heat Pump Projects?
Many property managers struggle with older In-Suite HVAC systems once they pass the expected life expectancy. Whether you are looking to do annual/semi-annual maintenance or building a wide HVAC retrofit project, the board of directors will need to have a proper tendering process to select the right contractor for your building. Here we outlined a…
What Are The Best Heat Pumps For My Condo? – Toronto & GTA
Our clients often ask, “what is the best heat pump for my condo?” We are restricted by Condo HVAC requirements, space, compatibility, and liability issues. Therefore, we may only have a few choices when selecting the correct replacement heat pump system for your condo. Condo Heat Pump System Condo Heat pump System performs different from…
Why Is a Bad Smell Coming Out of My Condo HVAC System?
Do you smell musty in your home? Bad odour is one of the most reported problems by condo residents. This is mainly due to the lack of HVAC maintenance in your condo suite. Filter replacement isn’t only enough to have perfect indoor air quality. During the summer months, condensation causes a lot of moisture &…
What To Expect Before & After Condo Fan Coil Replacement?
If you’re currently scheduled for a fan coil retrofit project, here is how you can prepare before & after the work is completed. Book the service elevator for the day of installation. Ensure there is a minimum of 6 ft or 2 Metres clearance around the fan coil area. Our technicians will use different tools,…
6 Ways To Eliminate Excessive Humidity & Condensation Levels In Your Condo?
Condensation & excessive levels of humidity can cause potential problems for your condo apartment. Most Toronto condo owners and property managers have to deal with some degree of challenge regarding excessive humidity in the apartment. Now in Toronto, the majority of downtown waterfront condos suffer more during hotter summer days because of Lake Ontario water…
6 Reasons Your Condo Gets Too Hot or Too Cold In The Winter? – Condo Tips
Many condo owners in Toronto contact us when they feel like the temperature in their space is either too hot or too cold consistently. This is one of the most reported problems in residential low-rise & high-rise buildings. In this guide, we would like to examine six (6) common causes of in-suite temperature imbalances and…
Condo Fan Coil Change Over From Air Conditioning To Heating
Toronto weather is getting colder at night and this means that condo building managers will begin to post announcements and notices around the building common area to notify the residents about the in-suite fan coil changeovers. Although Building staff usually use every communication medium to communicate with the residents, building managers are reporting that many residents are…
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