Corrosion-resistant coils
Factory-coated coils and better hardware stand up to damp, salty air.
Salt air and damp shade wear outdoor units down early. Able Pro replaces tired Port Moody heat pumps with protected, quieter systems that last.
No heat, no hot water or a gas smell? Call any time, day or night.
Outdoor units close to Burrard Inlet often show their age sooner than units further inland. Moisture and salt corrode coils, cabinet panels and electrical parts, leading to leaks and intermittent faults. When a corroded coil starts leaking, repairs rarely last long. Heat pump replacement in Port Moody is a chance to choose equipment with factory coil coatings, corrosion-resistant hardware and a better location.
Noise is the other reason Port Moody owners call us. Hillside homes and townhomes sit close together, and an old outdoor unit can carry right into a neighbour's bedroom. Modern variable-speed units run much quieter at the low speeds they use most of the time, and we can often place them further from windows during replacement.
A replacement can solve several Port Moody problems at once.
Factory-coated coils and better hardware stand up to damp, salty air.
Inverter units spend most of their time at low, quiet speeds.
We can move units away from roof drips, bedroom windows and spray from the water.
Longer, slower cycles help keep damp rooms drier in summer.
Modern equipment uses less electricity than older single-speed units.
Cold-climate models keep heating hillside homes on frosty nights.
We replace heat pumps across Port Moody. Waterfront homes in Ioco, Klahanie and Moody Centre see the most corrosion and benefit most from coated equipment. Condo and townhome owners in Suter Brook and near the stations often replace compact ductless systems with quieter models.
On Heritage Mountain, in College Park, Glenayre and Pleasantside, steep lots mean we plan access and removal carefully before installation day.
We look at the corrosion, the noise and how the old system has performed.
You receive equipment options, protection features and placement ideas with clear costs.
We recover old refrigerant, remove the old unit safely and install the new one securely.
We verify performance, show you the controls and suggest simple upkeep for coastal air.
We recommend equipment and protection suited to damp, salty conditions.
Quiet equipment and thoughtful placement keep sound down.
All costs are in writing before work starts.
We help you understand current programs and assist with applications.
Still unsure? Call (236) 222-2222 and talk it through with us.
For homes close to the water or in damp, shaded spots, coil coatings and corrosion-resistant hardware are a sensible choice. They help slow corrosion, which is one of the main reasons outdoor units fail early here.
Most likely. Modern variable-speed units are much quieter, especially at low speed. We also look at relocating the unit or adding vibration isolation to reduce sound further.
We plan the route in and out before installation day, using the right equipment to move units safely. The new unit goes on a level pad or bracket with good drainage.
It depends on your strata's rules. Some accept a like-for-like swap in the same location, others want to see specifications first. We provide the details you need to check.
Call (236) 222-2222 or book online for a written quote and placement plan.
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