Cambridge Heating & Cooling provides comfort solutions to Toronto, GTA & Durham. Cambridge Heating & Cooling sells, installs and services a range of products to improve and maintain the comfort of your home or business along with great customer support.
Investing in new HVAC equipment can be quite costly, especially if it is for your home. While you are investing such a large sum and relying on the warranty covers that come along with the equipment, it is also important that you ensure its safety yourself. After all, who wants to go through the hassle…
Isn’t that what most of us say when this happens? And it’s traumatizing, isn’t it? Furnaces are such an important part of our lives during the winter season. With December approaching fast, it won’t be long before we all have to buy ourselves a new one, or get the old ones repaired. You don’t need…
HI EVERYONE!!! Did you know that Cambridge Heating & Cooling gives FREE estimates? You can give our office a call and could make an appointment for one of our professional sales reps to come out and give you a free estimate, and tell you what you need, and what they could offer you. Give us a call…
Isn’t that the question that we all should have a sound answer to? Duct is probably the most common reason why most equipment malfunctions or doesn’t work again at all. It is lethal for your equipment. It clogs up in the system, slowing down its productivity over time. It is necessary that you get all…
In the event that your furnace breaks down in the middle of winter, what should you do? It can be difficult to stay warm when the wind howling and your furnace is taking a break from working. Additionally, it is critical that you take safeguards to prevent your pipes from freezing while you are awaiting…
With winters rushing in, you surely need to keep a soundtrack of the temperature at all times, both indoors and outdoors. To maintain a comfortable working/living environment, you need a reliable thermostat that can tell you what the room temperature is. What if one day this thermostat tells the wrong temperature? The solution is to…
