Home Cooling Services for Metro Vancouver Homes

If your furnace is getting older or you want lower heating bills, a heat pump usually makes more sense because it covers both seasons. If your furnace is fairly new and you only want summer comfort, a central AC can be the simpler choice. We will lay out both so you can compare.

Yes. Ductless mini-splits were made for exactly that. One outdoor unit can serve several indoor heads, so you can cool bedrooms and living areas without opening walls for ducts.

Usually yes. Most strata corporations have rules about where outdoor units go, noise and penetrations through exterior walls. We can provide equipment details and drawings your strata council needs to make a decision.

Many homes have room for a new circuit, but some older panels are already full or undersized. We check during the assessment, and because Able Pro also handles electrical work, we can plan any panel or circuit changes as part of the job.

Spring and early fall are calmer and give you more scheduling choice. Waiting for the first heat warning means competing with everyone else who had the same idea, so planning ahead pays off.

Plain air conditioners generally do not qualify, but eligible heat pumps often do through programs such as CleanBC Better Homes and utility offers. Amounts and rules change, so we confirm what applies during your quote.