Compare high-efficiency furnaces, air conditioners, cold-climate heat pumps, hot water systems and indoor air quality products for year-round home comfort.
Every home has different heating, cooling, hot water and air quality needs. Convertible Air offers residential HVAC products ranging from high-efficiency furnaces and central or ductless air conditioners to cold-climate heat pumps, tankless water heaters, hot water tanks, air cleaners and whole-home humidifiers.
Not sure what you need? Start by comparing the product categories below, then speak with an HVAC expert about your home’s size, existing system, comfort priorities and budget.
Central air and ductless AC systems for AC installation, replacement and efficient home cooling.
Cold-climate heat pumps for efficient heating and cooling, with options for installation and Ontario rebate eligibility.
High-efficiency furnaces, boilers, combi-boilers and hydronic heating for furnace installation, replacement and home heating upgrades.
Whole-home humidifiers, air cleaners and purification systems designed to improve indoor air quality and comfort.
Hot water tanks and tankless water heaters for replacement, installation and reliable household hot water.
Since 1967, Convertible Air has offered reliable and affordable HVAC maintenance, repair and installations.
The right HVAC system depends on your home’s size, layout, existing ductwork and heating source, along with comfort, efficiency and budget priorities. Homeowners may compare furnaces, central AC, ductless systems, heat pumps, boilers and other options depending on their needs.
A heat pump can be worth considering for homeowners looking for one system that provides both heating and cooling. The decision depends on the home, existing heating source, equipment costs, electricity and fuel considerations, and available incentives.
Eligible Ontario homeowners may currently qualify for Home Renovation Savings heat pump incentives. Rebate amounts depend on factors including the home’s primary heating source and heat pump type, and pre-approval is required for the heat pump stream.
A traditional tank stores heated water, while a tankless system heats water as it is needed. The better option depends on household demand, installation requirements, available space, budget and maintenance preferences.
A whole-home humidifier connects with the home’s HVAC system to add moisture to indoor air when conditions are dry. It can help manage winter dryness throughout the home rather than humidifying only one room.
