Spring cleaning and seasonal maintenance is on everybody’s mind as we get ready for warmer days and sunnier skies. We want our heating and cooling systems to be at optimum performance for our indoor comfort!
These aren’t just words—they’re a commitment. A way of life. It’s about supporting each other, our communities, and our country.
For a limited time, we’re offering 15% off panel replacements AND including a free whole-home surge protector to keep your home safe.
With a cold snap at our door, your furnace will work overtime to keep you warm. If your furnace is over 10 years old or running inefficiently, this extra strain could mean higher energy bills and the risk of an untimely breakdown.
No matter your age or stage in life, improving indoor air quality (IAQ) is a simple yet powerful way to protect your health. With much of our time spent indoors—especially during the Lower Mainland’s colder months — cleaner air means better health for individuals and families across Vancouver and beyond.
As a busy single mom balancing long hours as a nurse while raising teens and younger kids, the thought of big home expenses can be overwhelming. But Lindsay Watt is grateful that Gandy Installations was there to help her every step of the way when she faced an unexpected problem with her home.
A dual fuel heating system combines an electric heat pump and a natural gas furnace, for efficient heating. Heat pumps both heat and cool your home by transferring heat. In colder temperatures the system switches to the furnace when necessary.
As we bid farewell to the warm days of summer and welcome the colourful hues of autumn, it’s time to prepare for the cooler weather that lies ahead. For many of us, this means firing up our furnaces for the first time in months.
Gandy’s thrilled! We’ve teamed up with Blanket BC to spread warmth through our annual Blanket Drive in 2024.
The annual ritual of decking our homes with luminous lights during festive seasons often involves precarious moments atop ladders, battling inclement weather, only to discover burnt-out or mismatched bulbs.