Consider investing in a heat pump instead of an air conditioner, as heat pumps are highly efficient in providing both heating and cooling. When it comes to cooling, a heat pump can save up to 30% more energy compared to an older air conditioner. Heat pumps are equipped with a variable stage compressor, ensuring smooth and efficient cooling while effectively controlling indoor humidity during summer. On the heating side, using a heat pump provides an opportunity to reduce natural gas consumption and save more, especially as carbon taxes increase. Additionally, many heat pump systems qualify for rebates. Feel free to reach out to us for further information on rebates and heat pump systems.

A central ducted heat pump can be used if the building has existing ductwork and a furnace or an air handler. The central heat pump can replace your existing air conditioner to provide efficient heating and cooling, saving energy consumption and decreasing the carbon footprint.

The answer is yes. This system has an indoor evaporator coil on top of the gas furnace. The indoor coil can provide efficient cooling in the summer and emission-free heating in the winter, even when the outdoor temperature is as low as -30°C. These systems, also known as hybrid systems, can still work with gas as a backup.

Go Lime has been keeping homes comfortable since 2011. With over 150,000 customers across Ontario, we’ve spent more than a decade earning the trust of homeowners just like you. Partnering with trusted names like Enbridge, Home Depot, and Walmart, you can count on the Go Lime team to take care of your family.

You can replace the existing gas furnace with an electric air handler. The air handler is equipped with a variable-speed blower fan and evaporator coil that is paired with the outdoor heat pump condenser. This system offers several benefits, including fully variable fan speed, consistent heating and cooling, and 100% efficient heat even at temperatures as low as -30°C outdoors. Some popular brands for central systems with air handlers are Mitsubishi, Fujitsu, and Daikin for premium options and Moovair and Gree for more affordable choices.

Ductless heat pumps provide an alternative solution for buildings that lack ducts or a central heating system. They are also suitable for structures with boilers and radiators or baseboard electric heaters. These pumps are available in single and multi-zone options. A single-zone ductless heat pump can be used to supplement heating and cooling for specific areas where no existing system is in place or where the current system is unable to provide sufficient comfort, such as in bedrooms, second floors, building additions, separate units, or basements.

The multi-zone ductless system is designed to accommodate 2 to 8 indoor zones, depending on the capacity of the outdoor unit. Each zone in the multi-zone system is equipped with its own temperature control, offering flexibility for customized comfort throughout the home. Additionally, certain ductless heat pump systems are capable of providing heat even when the outdoor temperature drops as low as -30°C, ensuring reliable performance even in extremely cold conditions.

If you need help finding the perfect heating and cooling system for your home or want to stay updated about government incentives or rebates for heat pumps, feel free to reach out to us. We're here to help!

Yes, modern cold-climate heat pumps, including models from KingHome and Lennox, are specifically engineered to perform efficiently even in sub-zero temperatures. These systems come with advanced compressors and defrost technology to handle Ontario winters.

Heat pumps are often more energy-efficient because they move heat instead of generating it. This can significantly lower your electricity or gas bills, especially if you’re switching from baseboard heaters or an older furnace and AC system.We’ve covered the efficiency comparison in more detail in our blog on heat pumps vs furnaces and air conditioners - check it out to see which option is best for your home.

In very cold temperatures, some homes may benefit from a backup heat source, like a high-efficiency gas furnace. Many heat pumps also come with built-in auxiliary heating for extra support when needed.

Yes, all heat pumps function as air conditioners in the summer. They remove indoor heat and humidity to keep your home cool and comfortable.

Yes, many heat pumps, especially ENERGY STAR® certified models qualify for rebates in Ontario. Incentives can vary by city and utility provider, so our experts can help you check what’s available in your area and guide you through the application process.

All 4Most Energy installations include a standard 1-year labour warranty, extendable up to 10 years, plus up to 10 years manufacturer parts warranty depending on the model.
For added peace of mind, homeowners can choose 4Most Protect — our extended coverage plan designed to keep your system fully protected for years to come.