Wednesday, February 24th, 2010
There seems to be no shortage of contractors that sell and install new HVAC systems in GTA. The problem is that a good number of the contractors do not have the after sale service/support capability. Probably a good practice is to make sure the contractor that you select has a physical presence in your area rather then operating from a basement or the back of a truck. Apart from the product that you select it is also important to have quality installation. You can purchase the best product but if its not installed correctly and serviced you will not reap the benefits of energy conservation, the air quality or the comfort a new system offers. Your interests are best served by choosing a reputable dealer/contractor that can and will service the product for an extended period. Choose carefully and don’t let price in isolation drive your decision on a big investment.

Haas Char-Baghi
Wednesday, February 24th, 2010
Ethanol fireplaces are the latest in home fashion and have quickly become this season’s must have. Modern, environmentally friendly, smokeless, and ease of use make this new category of fire appropriate for everyone. There are a variety of styles some of which are even portable, great for both indoor and outdoor applications. Now every household can enjoy the exceptional atmosphere only real fire can deliver!
Modern Ventless Fireplaces
Sunday, July 19th, 2009
360 Living is featured in an article about contemporary fireplaces in CondoLife Magazine!

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Thursday, June 4th, 2009
It’s that time of year again. If you don’t have an air conditioner you may be thinking of getting one. If the one you do have seems to be less than adequate, it may be time for an upgrade. What should you look for? How big a unit is right for you? Plus, what the heck is a BTU anyway? Many consider buying an air conditioner a confusing process..Why not take a minute to read up on what’s available and what all those numbers mean.
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Thursday, May 21st, 2009
If you have central air conditioning or a window air conditioning unit, you can cut your electric bills significantly, especially in very warm climates, by following these energy-saving cooling tips this summer.
When buying a window air conditioning unit, more is not necessarily better. Base the size of the air conditioning unit on the size of the room, the other factors that affect the temperature in the room, such as how many windows it has and whether it faces south, north, etc. An air conditioning unit that is too big for the room will work harder and cost you more.
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