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Brawn Bros provides dependable and high-quality air conditioners, furnaces, and natural gas water heaters to keep you and your family comfortable all year round. Call Us.

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Brawn Bros provides a furnace or air conditioner replacement, air cleaner, air filter, air purifier repair, rental, and installation services in Saskatoon.

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VAUGHAN HEATING & COOLING SOLUTIONS

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When it comes to renting your heating and cooling equipment, you are in good hands with Brawn Bros! We provide high-quality and dependable furnaces, air conditioners and natural gas water heaters to keep you and your family comfortable all year round.

All of our heating and cooling solutions come with the Brawn Bros advantage! This includes no hidden fees, free 24/7/365 maintenance, no money down, and free installation. If you have an emergency in the middle of the night or if you would like a routine maintenance service, just give us a call and we will be there for you!

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When it comes to renting your heating and cooling equipment in Vaughan, you are in good hands with Brawn Bros! Contact us today about our renting services.

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The right equipment installed in your home actually costs you less every year and substantially reduces your carbon footprint! Brawn Bros. Bundles provides brand new, peak-efficiency equipment at affordable monthly rates.

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• Pro Series™ Systems • Variable Speed Fan Motor • Two-Stage Heating • 96% AFUE Efficiency Rating • Quiet Combustion™ Technology • Advanced Heat Exchanger • EHX™ Technology • Self-Diagnosing Control Board • Comfort SyncTM Enabled • Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger • Lifetime Warranty on Heat Exchanger

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The right equipment installed in your home actually costs you less every year and substantially reduces your carbon footprint! Brawn Bros. Bundles provides brand new, peak-efficiency equipment at affordable monthly rates.

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7. EHX™ Technology

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TORONTO HEATING & COOLING SOLUTIONS

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You are in good hands when you rent your heating and cooling equipment from Brawn Bros! We provide high-quality and dependable furnaces, air conditioners and natural gas water heaters to keep you and your family comfortable all year round.

All of our heating and cooling solutions come with the Brawn Bros advantage, which includes no hidden fees, no money down, free installation, and free 24/7/365 maintenance. If you have an emergency in the middle of the night or if you would like a routine maintenance service, just give us a call and we will be there for you!

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GUELPH HEATING AND COOLING SOLUTIONS

You are in good hands when you rent your heating and cooling equipment from Brawn Bros! We provide high-quality and dependable furnaces, air conditioners and natural gas water heaters to keep you and your family comfortable all year round.

All of our heating and cooling solutions come with the Brawn Bros advantage, which includes no hidden fees, no money down, free installation, and free 24/7/365 maintenance. If you have an emergency in the middle of the night or if you would like a routine maintenance service, just give us a call and we will be there for you!

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SASKATOON HEATING AND COOLING SOLUTIONS

You can trust Brawn Bros if you are looking to rent heating and cooling equipment if you live in Saskatoon! We provide dependable and high-quality air conditioners, furnaces, and natural gas water heaters to keep you and your family comfortable all year round.

All of our Saskatoon heating and cooling solutions come with the Brawn Bros advantage! This includes free installation, free 24/7/365 maintenance, no hidden fees, and no money down. If you would like a routine maintenance service or if you have an emergency in the middle of the night or, just give us a call and we will be there for you!

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Looking to rent an affordable, reliable and efficient water heater?

Brawn Bros offers top of the line water heater rentals with high-quality features and dependability. Our installers are committed to providing homeowners with excellent service before, during and after installation of their water heater. If your current water heater is increasing your utility bills, it is likely time for a new water tank. A new water heater can cut down on the high energy bills and help you save more.

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Free Service and Maintenance for HVAC Rentals

Brawn Bros is committed to ensuring our clients receive reliable heating and cooling solutions. Renting has it advantages. For one low-monthly cost, renting means you finally get that brand new high-efficient heating & cooling unit. 

Call at 833-545-4533 Brawn Bros. for more information today. Read More About Brawn Bros Free Service and Maintenance for HVAC Rentals Visit:https://brawnbros.ca/free-service-and-maintenance-for-hvac-rentals/

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Renting an Air Conditioner has never been easier than with Brawn Bros

Our AC units are efficient, modern, and affordable. They also come with FREE installation and FREE maintenance all year round. We are committed to keeping our clients comfortable and worry-free providing home cooling solutions without the hassle. Our professional technicians are trained and licensed to ensure our customers get the highest quality service and are in good hands. Installing a new AC rental not only keeps your home and family comfortable but can save you money too!

Buying an AC unit often requires upfront, expensive payments, a long-term maintenance plan and additional warranties. When you rent our units, you are not required to pay for any of this. Brawn Bros technicians can choose the right AC unit for your home. After completing a thorough in-home consultation, we are going to determine the right sizing and location for the AC unit. Most modern AC units are far more compact and light to fit in more easily in most homes and not take up as much space. Bigger is not necessarily better, especially when it comes to heating and cooling solutions.

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WATER HEATERS

Brawn Bros offers top of the line water heater rentals with high-quality features and dependability. Our installers are committed to providing homeowners with excellent service before, during and after installation of their water heater. If your current water heater is increasing your utility bills, it is likely time for a new water tank. A new water heater can cut down on the high energy bills and help you save more.

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Brawn Bros furnace rental offers easy and affordable heating solutions without the hassle and cost of buying equipment upfront. Upgrading your home’s heating has never been easier with zero upfront costs, and affordable and transparent monthly payments. We offer full-service furnace rental programs in Regina, Saskatoon and across the Greater Toronto Area to ensure the best heating solution for your home.

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Keeping your home’s HVAC system well-maintained will ensure that you and your family receive clean and properly conditioned air all year round. It is always recommended to have a routine checkup every spring to ensure that everything is functioning correctly after the winter off-season, and getting ready for the summer peak season.

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Pros and Cons of Renting an Air Conditioner

Homeowners are always looking for ways to save money while also staying comfortable during the year. A big question that usually comes up in a family is if they should rent or buy their air conditioner and furnace units. This question comes up because many HVAC companies advertise their rental options on the web and TV. You may already be renting your water heater, as that has been a popular option for many years, but renting an air conditioner and furnace has only become mainstream in the past couple of years.

If you are reading this article, you are probably looking to replace your old air conditioner and furnace because they are old or broken. The first step in replacing your HVAC units is to decide if you want to buy new ones or rent them. If you are looking for more information regarding renting your air conditioner and furnace, continue reading this article.

Pros of Renting

No upfront costs

When you rent a furnace or air conditioner, you will not be required to pay anything upfront. If you decide to buy your units, you could be looking to spend around $4,000 for each unit. Renting your units is a great option if you don’t want to spend a lot of money all at once.

You won’t have to pay for repairs

When you rent these units, your repairs may be included with your yearly maintenance plan. However, you should double-check the contract and ask the company to confirm that the repairs are included.

Your units will be replaced if they break down

This will also depend on your contract, but a full rental contract should be able to have replacement options that you won’t have to pay for. If you choose a rent-to-own option, you may be on the line when it comes to replacements.

Cons of Renting

Contracts can be long term

If you are looking to rent a furnace or air conditioning unit, you may need to sign a contract that lasts around 15 years. If you want to get out of the contract, you will have to pay the full buyout amount.

Consistent monthly payments

If you do rent your furnace and air conditioning units, you will need to pay monthly payments for as long as the contract specifies. This is not a big con if you are able to keep up with the payments, but if you miss one payment for whatever reason, you may be hit with big interest rates. Before you rent your units, sort out a system that works for you to ensure that you will always pay your monthly bills on time and at the proper amount of money.

Renting may affect the value of your home

When somebody is looking to buy a home, they usually require the purchase price to include owned furnace and air conditioning units. If you are selling your home in the near future and you are renting these units, you may have to buy out of your contract. This is because the new owners may not want to take over your contract and rather buy their own units. If you are committed to renting your air conditioner and furnace, make sure that you will be living in that home for the foreseeable future. Obviously, things in life pop up, like a new job opportunity or family obligations, and you are forced to move, so it is wise to keep a savings account with enough money in case you do need to buy out your contract.

What To Do Before Making A Decision

Before you decide if you want to buy or rent your HVAC units, you will need to decide which option works best for you. The best way to choose the best option is to compare the prices from various companies. Take a look at the total price of buying the units outright and the monthly payments you will make if you rent.

Some reputable rental companies will provide discounts and benefits if you rent a bundle of HVAC equipment, so if you need to replace both your air conditioner and furnace at the same time, look for ways to save on both! Also, check about installation costs, as they could make a big impact on the overall cost of each unit. If you are looking to rent, search for companies that offer free installation with their services.

Here Is What To Do If You Want To Rent

If you feel that renting is the best option for your situation and you have found a great company that offers high-quality heating and cooling solutions, the next step is to go through a few questions and get the answers in writing. Here is a list of questions you should ask before signing the rental agreement contract:

What is the duration of the contract?

Is the contract a full rental agreement or is it rent to own?

If it’s rent to own, will I have to pay for repairs and replacements?

If any of my units need to be replaced, who will pay the replacement costs?

What is the yearly maintenance fee, if any?

What will the cost be if I need to buy out the contract? Does the price fluctuate depending on the duration that I have had the units?

What is the interest rate for a missed payment?

Renting your air conditioning and furnace units is a great idea if you are in the proper situation. This includes that you plan on living in your current home for over 15 years, you are able to make your monthly payments on time every month and at the right amount, and that you rent both an air conditioner and furnace to save money with a bundle.

We hope that this article has helped you decide whether you should rent or purchase your HVAC units. No matter which option you choose, you and your family deserve to be comfortable with the right heating and cooling solutions!

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Ionic Air Purifiers VS HEPA Purifiers: 5 Major Differences

When considering a home filtration system, it can be hard to sort through the immense number of options available today. There are a large number of models claiming to be the best in the business, and some seem to love using buzzwords to catch your attention. Some of these filters fall into the category of ionic air purifiers, while others are called HEPA filters and purifiers. These two types of filtration systems are very different in how they operate, and sometimes, it can be easy to get your terms mixed up.

That’s why we’re here to help. By the end of this article, you should be able to tell the main differences between the two, and which filtration system might be right for you. The following are five of the major differences between Ionic and HEPA air purification systems.

1) AIR CLEANING PROCESS

Let’s start with exactly how these systems are supposed to function. While it may initially seem that these air filters are fairly similar, the ways in which they filter the air are very different! The processes can initially feel somewhat complex, but are actually surprisingly simple.

While not all ionic purifiers (or ionizers) have exactly the same process of cleaning the air, they all have main ideas that allow them to be called ionic purifiers. First, air is pulled into the purifier through a set of charged electrodes, which alter the charges of airborne particles in the air as they pass through. The air then passes through a set of oppositely charged plates. As we have all learned from magnets, opposite charges attract, and airborne particles get stuck to the plates, allowing cleaner air to escape on the other side.

IMPORTANT: Ionic purifiers are NOT ozone generators! This type of machine produces ozone, which bonds with particles external to the machine in the air and causes them to fall to the ground anywhere they happen to come into contact with ozone. These are generally not effective at ozone levels that are deemed safe for humans and should be avoided.

HEPA filters, on the other hand, stands for High Efficiency Particulate Air filters. These are high-density filters made of a fibre-like material that traps very fine particles floating in the air. These filters work just like any other type of filter you might be familiar with, trapping anything that is larger than the spaces that let other smaller particles (like air molecules) through.

2) PARTICLE SIZE FILTERED

To meet the standard associated with the HEPA name, it must remove airborne particles as small as 0.3 microns in size, or one millionth of a metre. It must also do this at 99.97% efficiency, meaning at most 3 in 10,000 particles are allowed through the filter. A HEPA purifier usually features a primary filter to trap larger dust before a secondary HEPA filter captures any microscopic dust afterwards.

HEPA filtration systems are the best option for removing the most airborne particulate from your air, and will generally leave it cleaner. Ionizers shouldn’t be left out, however, as they are excellent for light-duty cleaning and do a better job of killing airborne germs than their HEPA counterparts. In general, HEPA purifiers are better at trapping anything from large to fairly small particulates, and ionizers are better at smaller particulates, potentially including those of a size HEPA filters won’t catch.

3) COST AND MAINTENANCE

Ionizers usually require less up-front cost, ranging from $50 to $1,700 for top-end models. Ionizers also have much lower-cost maintenance. The particulate-attracting plates can be cleaned and reused, as the particles are simply stuck to the plates rather than trapped within them. It is not uncommon for an ionizer to use the same plates for its entire lifecycle. Some ionizers also feature some filtration, and usually these filters are cleanable and reusable a few times before requiring replacement.

Reliable HEPA purifiers generally start on the low end at around $150, reaching as much as $2,200 for household units. They are also much higher maintenance than ionizers, and require replacement filters every year at most. Depending on the model of purifier and amount of use, replacing filters will probably run you $75 to $150 on average per filter, and can be as much as $200.

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4) AIR FLOW

This is a fairly simple one. Most ionizers simply require the air to move through an open space where particulates get attracted to charged plates, rather than being forced through filters. This means that they do not need a high fan speed to perform. Indeed, fan speeds that are too high might mean that charged particles don’t get a chance to get attracted to plates, and ionizers do not feature an adjustable fan speed for this reason. They will come with a preset air speed, which is optimized for the unit to ensure the most air gets through while also trapping the most particulate.

HEPA purifiers, on the other hand, do require forcing air through up to three filters, depending on the system. As a result, the fan power is usually higher and moves a higher volume of air through the filter. Filters have the added benefit of not caring how fast particles are moving: it will always become trapped due to the size of the particle itself. This means that the fan speed is almost always adjustable based on your needs.

5) MAXIMUM AREA COVERAGE

It is here that ionizers really shine if you need a purifier that can purify large spaces. One of the top performing ionizers can purify up to 3,500 square feet: enough for even the largest home or business. That being said, most homeowners won’t require such a large coverage, and the most effective HEPA purifier reaches 1,560 square feet, which is still enough for the majority of modern homes.

In general, for most home applications, HEPA purifiers will function better in cleaning a greater range in size of particles from your home, but do require higher up front and maintenance costs. Ionizers are great for light work and some at killing airborne germs, also requiring a low overall cost. In the end, there is no right decision, and it is best to do your research to find what best works for you.

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HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU HAVE HVAC MAINTENANCE?

Your HVAC system is the set up in charge of heating and cooling your home, and stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. This system includes your furnace, air conditioner, and all associated ventilation systems required for proper air circulation not only for your home, but also for the system itself. An efficiently running HVAC system is key to good air quality, comfort, and safety in your home. With regular maintenance, you can ensure that your home is receiving good quality air for longer, and extend the life of your HVAC system by many years.

While these systems are fairly complex, there are a few things you can do without the help from professionals to keep your system running smoothly.

AIR CONDITIONING FILTERS

This is probably the least expensive part of your system, and arguably one of the most important pieces of equipment to which you should be paying the most attention. Clean air filters allow for air to pass unobstructed through your vents, allowing your system to run much more efficiently and require lower energy costs to heat and cool your home. Running systems with no air coming from the vents may mean the filter is dirty and needs a change, as air can’t get past the large amount of collected debris.

Choosing the right filter depends on what you consider to be clean air. There are high-efficiency filters that are generally more expensive, but are unparalleled when it comes to air quality. For the most part, a mid-range filter will do the job just fine, and will suit the needs of the average consumer. These filters should be changed at least once every three months, but in times of high-use, it may be a good idea to change the filters monthly.

CONDENSER AND CONDENSATE LINES

This unit is found outdoors and is built to withstand much of what mother nature can throw at it, but it also collects lots of dirt and debris over time. Keeping the condenser free of exterior dirt or debris is generally good practice any time, and checking the interior should be done approximately once a year by a professional. This allows the refrigerant to be condensed much more efficiently, removes unwanted potential build-up that can travel to other parts of the system, and keeps your system running smoother for longer.

While they have similar names, condensate lines are actually meant to remove excess water from the air rather than dealing with the refrigerant itself. Clogs can form in the lines during peak season and stop the air conditioner from functioning. Small clogs can be handled by the homeowner, but it is generally best left to the pros if frost develops around any part of your system.

WHEN SHOULD YOU REPLACE YOUR HVAC SYSTEM?

Proper care and routine maintenance should allow your air conditioner to last 15 years or longer, but sometimes, units may need to be replaced out of necessity for other reasons. Even if a system is functioning reasonably, if it is 10 years or older and seems to require regular repairs, it might be time to look into a new system. Older systems may also be highly inefficient, making their replacements good investments for long-term energy savings. Air conditioners installed prior to 2010 also used a certain type of refrigerant that was banned in the United States in 2020, and would, therefore, make it more difficult to obtain in Canada as well.