With autumn fast approaching, it’s time to think about keeping your home comfortable while also keeping your energy costs under control. An innovative solution that ticks both boxes is a wall-mounted heat pump.

There are numerous advantages to renting a heat pump instead of purchasing one. If you’re still not convinced about the benefits of renting a heat pump, here are a few things to keep in mind before you make your decision.

There are numerous advantages to renting a heat pump. If you’re still unsure if you should rent a heat pump, here is a table listing reasons why renting a heat pump can simplify your life and save you time.

HydroSolution offers heat pump rentals so you can enjoy cool air quickly and affordably. But before you take action, answer the following questions. Installing a ductless wall-mounted heat pump can offer you many advantages.

Choosing the right temperature management system for your home is essential. There are differences to consider when choosing between a ductless wall-mounted heat pump and a centralized system.

Humidity can cause significant problems in your home. Thankfully, there are effective solutions to address the issue, like a wall-mounted heat pump. To learn more about the subject, we interviewed Luc Larivière, a residential and commercial sales representative at Groupe Master specializing in air conditioning and heating solutions.

A heat pump allows you to reduce your energy consumption while lowering your electricity bill by hundreds of dollars.

Here’s how a heat pump can help you reduce your carbon footprint while lowering your electricity bill.

You could save hundreds of dollars thanks to government financial assistance programs when you choose an energy efficient heat pump. Find out how.

That’s why you need to make sure that the number of BTUs is enough to cover your entire home. How do you determine how many BTUs you need? Simply determine the square footage of your home, multiply by 10, and then round up the number to the closest BTU size. For instance, if your home […]

Want to purchase a heat pump to cool and heat your home in a more energy- efficient way? Did you know that property owners can take advantage of financial assistance to purchase heat pumps? Find out if you’re eligible. HydroQuébec’s Chauffez vert program provides financial assistance to owners who want to replace their oil or […]

HydroSolution offers two Fujitsu heat pump models: the Comfort series and the Performance series. To help you pick the right one, here are some key specifications for each model. Both the Comfort series and the Performance series are quiet models that have been specifically designed to enhance the level of comfort in your home. Comfort […]

When it comes to the outdoor unit, you’ll need to find out if there are any municipal rules that apply to heat pumps. This may seem unnecessary, but it will save you hardships in the future if your installation doesn’t comply with municipal codes. As for the indoor unit, it should be placed on an […]

A heat pump is designed to maintain a comfortable temperature in your home, year-round. Find out in details how a heat pump works. Unlike a regular AC system, a heat pump is also designed to provide heat in the winter. In fact, our models available for rent will heat your home in outdoor temperatures as […]

Read on to find out more. What is a BTU? A heat pump’s capacity is defined in terms of how many BTUs (British Thermal Units) it needs to operate efficiently. A BTU is a universal unit that defines the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water by one degree […]

Energy Star, EER, HSPF: what they all mean There are different ways of describing a heat pump’s energy efficiency. The simplest way to compare their energy output is to look at their Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) or Heating Seasonal Performance Factor (HSPF). The EER measures the cooling device’s performance with a 35°C outdoor temperature and […]

A wall-mounted heat pump is a device that heats or cools a home by transferring thermal energy. How? By drawing air from indoors to outdoors, or vice versa, to either heat or cool your home. It uses a compressor to pump condensed or evaporated liquid coolant through coils. Warm air in the winter and cool […]