Peter at Dufferin Grove

Bruce fielded several emails with series of questions and photos before arranging for Justin to install a Carrier Infinity 98 furnace at our place. The install went extremely well despite a late start due to regular delivery helper being unavailable. The cost was 4600 pre-tax. Justin shaped some metal for me to use to close large gaps in cold air return, and fastened in the return boot some turning vanes (for best practice install) I'd ordered from Chicago and cut to size with grinder on site. He also managed to reconnect our central HEPA air cleaner to the new furnace so that it only comes on when furnace is running. This helps reduce noise from auxiliary equipment on a furnace this very quiet variable-speed two stage furnace. The lead was a bit short on HEPA cleaner so he extended the range by putting a receptacle on outside of furnace. The new thermostat allows for a wide range of settings and blower speeds which should help reduce cold drafts in our 100+ year old house. We are very happy with the install and advice received. Justin also wore a mask the whole time to help stop COVID which we appreciated because we're in our 60's. We look forward to working with EconoAir in the future.

Carlos of Arco Iris gave us the best price (of five contractors) and result on replacing our very thin, root-heaved basement slab (after all planning was done on our part, a wise requirement to ensure clear specifications, done August 2006), adding Delta MS membrane, interior weeping tile and filling in over new main drain (different contractor). His cement finisher stayed most of the day to give a very smooth finish to the slab. He's now underpinning a friend's basement & prepping for a heated slab, and they're very happy with work so far (2/3's done).