Exceptionally well! They are designed for Ottawa’s unique climate, ensuring your home remains cozy even during the harshest winter days. We include success stories from local residents who’ve experienced the difference. We can handle all types of residential and commercial projects. We perform electrical repairs and replace or install electric space heaters and electric fire units to reduce energy costs. 

Yes! Our guide to Ottawa’s energy rebates and incentives helps you make a cost-effective and environmentally friendly choice, including step-by-step application assistance. No matter what the square area or type of ducting system of your home, we can help you with your furnace, heat pump, water heater, boiler, pool heater, and furnace needs. Contact us today to book an appointment. 

Absolutely! They are designed with safety features to ensure their operation is free from significant safety risks. Important to their design is the integration of circuit protection and automatic shutoff capabilities, making them a safe home heating option. With proper installation and maintenance by qualified Ottawa electricians, they provide reliable heating without posing significant safety risks.

Yes, they can be installed in various rooms throughout the house, including bedrooms, bathrooms, basements, and living areas. Their versatility allows for flexible placement along walls, meeting your heating needs without requiring extensive modifications to your home’s power panel. Wall-mounted heaters are generally more powerful and have blowers that circulate the air and, through convection, heat up a room in minutes. This also means that when operating under maximum power, electric wall heaters will get hotter when touched. Despite the better efficiency and extra features, some customer still prefer the visual aesthetics of these units since their low profile helps them blend in with the room.

While they do consume electricity, their energy efficiency depends on several factors such as insulation quality, thermostat settings, and daily usage habits. By properly managing your heating system and optimizing energy settings, you can minimize electricity consumption and reduce costs, making them an important part of your home’s HVAC tech.

Maintenance is relatively simple but important for ensuring their longevity and performance. Regularly dusting the exterior casing and checking for any debris inside the unit can help maintain optimal performance. Additionally, it’s important to verify that these units are installed correctly with adequate clearance from furniture and other objects, ensuring they’re free to circulate air efficiently.

While some homeowners may feel confident in their ability to wire and install these units, it’s recommended to hire a professional electrician for proper installation, especially in Canada, where regulations may vary by province. A licensed electrician can ensure that these units are installed safely and correctly, minimizing the risk of electrical hazards and ensuring optimal performance. The technician can also provide a clear description of the installation process and advise on the best units for your specific needs, whether you’re looking for a solution for a chilly day or a comprehensive heating system upgrade.

In Ottawa, residents can choose between electric and hydronic types. Electric baseboard units consist of a straightforward design with an aluminum housing enclosing a metal heating element. When electricity flows through the element, it generates heat, which is then distributed throughout the room by fins surrounding the element. Some models come with a built-in thermostat, while others may be controlled by a separate wall-mounted thermostat.

Hydronic baseboard units, on the other hand, operate by circulating hot water or oil through the unit, emitting heat into the room. It is often found in apartment or condo buildings in Canada, where an integrated hydronic system circulates hot water through baseboard units in each unit. These systems can be more energy-efficient than electric models, with the added benefit of providing consistent, gentle heat. Whether powered by electricity or gas, both types of units can be an important part of your home’s HVAC system, offering efficient warmth on cold days.