Ducted heat pumps
Use a compatible indoor coil and your home’s forced-air ductwork to distribute heating and cooling.
MODERN HVAC INC.
More Than Air Conditioning.
Heating and cooling from one system.
Hisense inverter heat pumps offer flexible comfort options for homes with existing ducts and spaces without ductwork.
ONTARIO HEAT PUMP REBATES
Ontario Heat Pump Rebates
Ontario homeowners installing qualifying heat-pump systems may be eligible for rebates through the Home Renovation Savings Program. Available incentives depend on the system, equipment and current program requirements.
For qualifying purchased cold-climate air-source systems, current maximum rebates are up to $7,500 for homes heated with electricity, oil, propane or wood, and up to $2,000 for eligible Enbridge Gas customers heating with natural gas.
CHECK REBATE ELIGIBILITYEligibility, qualifying equipment, rebate amounts and program requirements are determined by the Home Renovation Savings Program and may change. Final eligibility is subject to current program rules.
FLEXIBLE FINANCING AVAILABLE
Rebates + Financing Can Make Upgrading Easier
Eligible heat-pump projects may qualify for available Ontario incentives, and Modern HVAC also offers financing through Financeit for approved applicants.
Available rebates and financing are separate programs and are each subject to their own eligibility requirements.
EXPLORE FINANCING OPTIONSFinancing provided through Financeit and subject to credit approval. Rates, terms and eligibility may vary.
Replacing Your Air Conditioner?
Before installing another A/C, consider a heat pump.
A traditional air conditioner provides cooling only. A heat pump provides central cooling while also giving your home another source of heat.
For propane-heated homes in particular, that added heating capability can make the upgrade considerably more valuable.
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A System That Fits Your Home
Inverter technology
Adjust output as demand changes instead of relying only on full-output cycles.
Cold-weather operation
Equipment selection considers heating capacity in cold conditions and the backup heat your home may require.
Ductless & Multi-Zone Comfort
Hisense Hi-Multi equipment serves ductless and multi-zone applications. It is distinct from the heat-pump and furnace pairing used in a ducted dual-fuel system.
Individual indoor units can serve different rooms or areas. We assess layout, sizing, unit placement, controls and installation routes.
Need Heating or Cooling Without Ductwork?
Ductless systems can bring comfort to additions, garages, workshops, upper floors, basements, older homes and hard-to-condition rooms.
Clean finished line-hide and capping are part of a carefully completed installation.
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LESS RELIANCE ON PROPANE
Heat With Propane?
This Is Where Dual Fuel Gets Especially Interesting.
Instead of relying on propane for the entire heating season, a heat pump can handle a significant portion of your home’s heating whenever conditions and operating costs make sense. Your propane furnace remains installed and ready when needed.
Reduce propane consumption
Shift more of the heating load to electricity.
Heating + cooling
The same heat pump provides winter heating and summer cooling.
Automatic changeover
Properly configured controls automatically transition between heating sources.
Keep your furnace
Reliable propane heating remains available when needed.
ANOTHER WAY TO HEAT
Heat With Natural Gas?
Heat pumps also work alongside natural-gas furnaces. Enjoy inverter heating, central cooling, reduced natural-gas consumption and two available heating sources with automatic operation.
Because natural gas is generally a lower-cost heating fuel, financial savings may build more slowly than with propane. We evaluate your equipment, energy costs and comfort goals to help you decide whether the combination fits your home.
Discuss natural-gas dual fuelTHE MODERN HVAC APPROACH
Good Equipment Still Needs a Good Installation.
We look at the entire system — not simply the box being replaced.
Proper sizing
Match equipment to your home’s heating and cooling needs.
Airflow
Check how air moves through the complete system.
Ductwork
Consider existing distribution and practical improvements.
Controls
Make everyday operation straightforward.
Dual-fuel configuration
Select changeover settings for the actual equipment and energy costs.
System commissioning
Check operation and explain how to use the finished system.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR HOME
Heat With Propane?
Find Out Whether Dual Fuel Makes Sense for Your Home.
If you’re replacing an air conditioner, upgrading a furnace or simply looking to reduce propane consumption, Modern HVAC can help evaluate the complete system.
Use the heat pump when it makes sense.
Keep the furnace when you need it.