Derwent DerwentHeating & Cooling in Derwent & the Greater Surrounding Area
With over 35 years of experience, M&K Heating and Air Conditioning have helped thousands of homeowners in the Derwent, Ontario community, with all their HVAC needs. Whether repairs, maintenance, or installations, our team of certified HVAC technicians have the knowledge and skills to provide you with high-quality solutions and excellent customer service experiences from start to finish.
Our certified HVAC technicians are available 24/7/365 for all services with no extra charge for after-hours, emergencies, weekends, or holidays! You can also count on M&K Heating and Air Conditioning to provide you with same-day or next-day installations if you need a new unit installed quickly! Call M&K Heating and Air Conditioning directly or book an appointment with us online today!
Is HVAC same as a furnace?
An HVAC system is any unit installed in your home that provides it with heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. On the other hand, a furnace is a type of heating system that allows homeowners to increase the indoor temperature of their homes to create a comfortable living space for their families. Therefore, you can consider your furnace as a more minor component of your home’s overall HVAC system. In addition, your HVAC system will also include air ducts, vents, your thermostat, and other units that allow you to monitor your living environment.
Does HVAC use gas or electricity?
Standard HVAC units are either powered by oil, gas, or electricity. The type that your home’s HVAC system will depend on the type of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning units you have installed in your home. With that being said, if you have a natural gas line in your home for your stove, BBQ, and fireplace, it is likely that your home’s HVAC unit is also being powered by natural gas. Again, this will vary depending on your home.
What are the four 4 main types of HVAC systems?
The four types of HVAC systems are:
When should I turn on my HVAC?
Typically speaking, homeowners will want to turn their heating unit on during the wintertime when the temperatures begin dropping below 18 degrees Celsius. At the same time, if you have air conditioning installed in your home, you may wish to turn your unit on in the summertime when temperatures reach above 22 degrees Celsius. With that being said, your home’s HVAC system provides you with the ability to customize your indoor environment at any time, and it will really depend on your personal preferences for comfort.
