Heating with Furnaces

Our Top Lennox Furnaces

We install the entire Lennox catalogue, but these are the 3 high-efficiency furnaces we trust most for Canadian winters.

Lennox Merit Series ML296V Furnace
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Merit® Series ML296V

  • 96% AFUE Efficiency
  • Two-Stage Heating Operation
  • Variable-Speed Blower Motor
  • Moderate Sound Level
  • 20-yr Heat Exchanger / 5–10-yr Parts Warranty
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Dave Lennox Signature Collection SLP99 Furnace
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Dave Lennox Signature® Series SLP99V

  • Up to 99% AFUE Efficiency
  • Modulating (Variable) Heating Stages
  • Variable-Speed Blower Motor
  • Whisper Quiet (SilentComfort™)
  • Lifetime Heat Exchanger / 12-yr Parts Warranty
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Frequently Asked Questions

Honest answers to what Canadian homeowners ask us most about heating.

Will a heat pump really keep me warm in a Canadian winter?

Absolutely. While older heat pumps struggled in the cold, modern cold-climate heat pumps (like our Mitsubishi and Bosch models) are engineered to provide 100% heating capacity down to -15°C and operate flawlessly even at -30°C. We can also install a dual-fuel (hybrid) system that pairs a heat pump with a gas furnace for ultimate peace of mind.

Should I repair my old furnace or replace it?

A good rule of thumb is the "5,000 rule." Multiply the age of your furnace by the cost of the repair. If the total is more than $5,000, it is usually more cost-effective to replace it. Additionally, if your furnace is over 15 years old, upgrading to a modern high-efficiency model will drastically reduce your monthly gas bills.

Are there government rebates available for new heating systems?

Yes! There are often excellent provincial and federal rebates available, particularly if you are upgrading to a high-efficiency cold-climate heat pump. Our team stays up-to-date on all current Ontario programs and will guide you through the process to ensure you get the maximum money back.