Old condo mini-split
Swap a tired early-generation unit for a quieter, more efficient heat pump that heats well in winter.
If your Burnaby air conditioner is worn out, its replacement can also take over most of your heating. That is why so many owners are switching to heat pumps.
No heat, no hot water or a gas smell? Call any time, day or night.
Burnaby condos built in the 2000s and early 2010s often came with first-generation mini-splits or through-wall units that are now reaching the end of their life. Detached homes may have a central AC from the same era sitting next to an aging gas furnace. AC replacement in Burnaby is a good moment to ask a bigger question: should the new equipment only cool, or should it heat too?
For many condo owners, a modern ductless heat pump replaces an old AC and cuts reliance on electric baseboards. In houses, a ducted heat pump can replace the old condenser and let the furnace become backup heat. We look at your current system, your building and your heating costs, then lay out the options clearly.
Different starting points, different best answers.
Swap a tired early-generation unit for a quieter, more efficient heat pump that heats well in winter.
Where the building allows, a ductless heat pump can replace noisy through-wall AC units.
Replace the outdoor condenser and coil with a heat pump that also handles most heating hours.
If you only want cooling and the furnace is young, a matched new AC is a simpler swap.
Heat pumps may qualify for current programs. We confirm what applies and help with the forms.
Newer inverter units run far more quietly, a real plus on balconies and in tight yards.
We replace systems in condos around Metrotown, Brentwood and Edmonds, in UniverCity townhomes and in houses across Burnaby Heights, Capitol Hill, Deer Lake and the South Slope. Older towers sometimes have restrictions on equipment size or location, so we go through the bylaws with you before choosing equipment.
In houses, replacing the AC often coincides with questions about the furnace. We will tell you honestly whether the furnace should stay, become backup or be replaced too.
We assess condition, refrigerant type, line sets and how the system has performed for you.
You get written quotes for straight AC and heat pump replacements so you can weigh them.
Old refrigerant is recovered, equipment removed and the new system installed with care in occupied homes.
We commission the system and walk you through heating and cooling settings.
We help you make the most of a replacement by adding efficient heating.
Specs and placement details for your council, ready when you need them.
We confirm current programs and help with the paperwork.
Protected floors and common areas, and old equipment hauled away.
Still unsure? Call (236) 222-2222 and talk it through with us.
A like-for-like replacement in the same location may need only notice, but most buildings still want to know. Changing the size or location almost always needs approval. We provide the details your strata will ask for.
If you heat with electric baseboards, a heat pump can provide the same heat using noticeably less electricity, plus cooling in summer. It is one of the most popular upgrades we install in Burnaby.
Sometimes, if it is the right size, in good condition and compatible with the new refrigerant. We test and inspect it before deciding.
Most single-zone swaps take a day. Multi-zone systems or new line routes can take longer, and building access rules may affect scheduling.
Call (236) 222-2222 or book online for an AC replacement assessment with Able Pro.
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