My Heat Pump is Noisy: What Can I Do?
Have you noticed that your heat pump is noisy? Take a closer look! While some noises are perfectly normal, others may require action on your part or the intervention of a specialist.
Have you noticed that your heat pump is noisy? Take a closer look! While some noises are perfectly normal, others may require action on your part or the intervention of a specialist.
Wall-mounted, central, multi-zone or built-in heat pumps? It all depends on a number of factors, including windows, insulation, home configuration and room size. Here are a few things to consider when choosing a heat pump for your home.
You just noticed that your heat pump runs all the time, and you're wondering why. In fact, there are several reasons for this problem. Here are 7 possible causes and solutions.
The new SEER2 standard (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2) is a measure of the energy efficiency of air conditioning and heating systems. This standard replaces the old SEER measurement and aims to encourage manufacturers to develop more energy-efficient equipment and help consumers make more sustainable air conditioning choices.
The 2026 wall-mounted heat pump buying guide gives you all the information you need to make an informed choice: price, manufacturing quality, power, energy efficiency rating, noise and much more!
The interactive comparison table of 30 wall-mounted heat pump brands, rated on 9 criteria by the technicians at Les Entreprises MPH.
The COP is actually a ratio of energy consumption versus the amount of heat produced by a heat pump or other device. Each device is evaluated according to their heating performance using the COP. In other words, the higher the COP, the more the device will give you a calorific power in heating.
The word "Inverter" is a technology that allows the compressor to modulate the cooling output of your air conditioning system. The majority of air conditioning systems today have inverter technology and here's why.
Measuring the total external static pressure of a ventilation system is extremely important. This assesses the existing duct system and installation conditions. This simple test can help you uncover problems associated with restricted duct systems that are invisible to those who don't measure.
As a licensed air conditioning, heating and ventilation contractor, our technicians are often called into homes where a system has broken down. After running diagnostics on the system, it is easy to see that the previous work was done wrong by an unlicensed worker.