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Canada's Experts in Home Electrification
- Service Across Canada
- Fast, reliable Electrification solutions
- Get a quote today by visiting our website www.1clickenergy.com
HALIFAX, WE’RE COMING!
Ready to make your home more comfortable, efficient, and future-ready? Come talk to us about all things electrification at the 2026 Halifax Fall Home Show, happening October 2-4th at the Halifax Exhibition Centre!
Whether you’re thinking about upgrading your home heating system, cutting energy costs, exploring electric solutions, or simply looking for inspiration for your next project, we’d love to meet you!
Come find us at booth #553 and bring your questions! We’ll be there to chat, share ideas, and help you explore what’s possible for your home.
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Comment “HOME SHOW” below and we’ll DM you our exclusive promo code! But don’t wait, tickets are limited and available while supplies last.
We can’t wait to see you there!!
09/09/2026
Fall is creeping in, and colder temperatures will be here before you know it.
Before that first chilly night hits, take a few minutes to get your home ready. Here are 5 things to check before the weather cools down so you’re not caught off guard when you turn on the heat.
Save this post for later, you’ll want it when the temperatures drop!
08/21/2026
Your HVAC system works overtime in summer months to capture pet hair and other airborne particles that come with warmer weather.
To keep your HVAC system running efficiently while sharing your home with furry friends, follow these simple tips:
- Clean or replace your air filters every 1–2 months)
- Groom your pets regularly to help reduce shedding
- Vacuum frequently to remove pet hair from floors and furniture
- Use air purifiers to improve indoor air quality and reduce airborne particles
- Choose high-quality HEPA filters with an appropriate MERV rating for enhanced filtration
A little extra maintenance can go a long way in improving your indoor air quality and keeping your home comfortable all summer long 🐾
You’ve seen the behind-the-scenes of a mini-split installation, but have you ever wondered what goes into installing a central heat pump system?
In today’s video, we’re taking you behind the scenes as our team installs a new air handler for a homeowner who decided to make the switch from oil heating.
The air handler is the indoor component of a central heat pump system. It works with your home’s existing ductwork to circulate heated or cooled air throughout the house, helping keep every room comfortable year-round.
A central heat pump system provides efficient heating in the winter, whole-home cooling in the summer, and can significantly improve your home’s energy efficiency, all in one system.
If you’re thinking about upgrading your current heating and cooling system, reach out to us today! We’d be happy to help you find the solution that’s the best fit for your home.
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Check out the before-and-after of one of our recent installations!
This homeowner made the switch from oil heating to a central ducted heat pump, reducing energy costs, improving year-round comfort, and moving away from fossil fuels.
Thinking about upgrading your home’s heating and cooling system? An energy-efficient heat pump can help lower your utility bills while keeping your home comfortable in every season.
Contact us today! We’d be happy to answer your questions, discuss your options, and help you find the right system for your home.
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07/22/2026
As Canada faces some of its worst air quality in years, we're once again confronting what wildfires mean for our health, and our future.
Wildfire smoke contains dangerous fine particulate matter (PM2.5), which can travel deep into the lungs and even enter the bloodstream.
Exposure is linked to asthma attacks, cardiovascular disease, respiratory illness, and even certain cancers. Between 2020 and 2024, wildfire smoke was responsible for 1,400 deaths each year in Canada.
Poor air quality affects everyone, but not equally. Children, older adults, people with heart or lung disease, outdoor workers, and those with existing health conditions face the greatest risks.
Decades of burning fossil fuels has continued to accelerate climate change and is a big part of why these wildfires are becoming
Climate change is making these wildfire seasons longer, more intense, and more difficult to manage. Canada is warming at nearly twice the global average, creating hotter, drier conditions that fuel larger and more destructive fires.
If we want cleaner air, healthier communities, and fewer catastrophic wildfire seasons, we need to stop relying on fossil fuels and accelerate the transition to clean energy.
The smoke is a warning. What we do next will determine whether these extreme wildfire seasons become the new normal.
Looking into getting a heat pump but worried about whether or not your home's electrical panel can handle the demand? That's where a load manager comes in.
Load managers monitor overall demand and automatically adjusts these loads when required to keep your home operating safely within its electrical capacity.
So rather than allowing all of your appliances to operate at full demand simultaneously, a load manager continuously monitors electricity usage and temporarily pauses selected non-essential loads when necessary. Thankfully, this process doesn't require homeowners to intervene at all.
We've already seen the positive impact from the many load managers we've installed, and we believe they offer an excellent alternative for homeowners who would otherwise need to complete an electrical upgrade.
If you're interested in learning more about load managers, visit the link below or give us a call today and one of our trusted representatives will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
1clickheat.com/blogs/learning-centre
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Last week, we experienced an intense heatwave, so today we’re answering one of the most common questions homeowners ask: “Why isn’t my heat pump keeping up in 30°C+ weather?”
If your home feels warmer than usual during extreme heat, don’t worry, there are a few simple things you can do to help your home stay cooler while avoiding unnecessary strain on your heat pump. And make sure you watch until the end, because the last tip could be the biggest problem you wouldn’t even think about.
These tips can help reduce hot spots throughout your home, keep cool air where it’s needed, and improve your system’s overall efficiency during a heatwave.
However, if your heat pump is blowing warm air, constantly turning on and off, or making unusual noises, it’s time to call a professional. These could be signs that your system needs inspection or repair.
Have questions about your heat pump this summer? Leave them in the comments below, and one of our experts will be happy to answer them!
Happy Canada Day!
Today, we’re grateful to be part of this incredible country and proud to serve Canadian homeowners from coast to coast.
At 1Click Energy Solutions, we believe in helping families create more comfortable, energy-efficient homes while contributing to a stronger, more sustainable future for our communities.
Here’s to the people, places, and communities that make Canada home. Have a safe and relaxing holiday!
We covered what a heat pump is, now it’s time to understand how a heat pump works. In this video, our Electrification Consultant breaks down how a heat pump keeps you comfortable year-round, cooling your home in the summer and heating it in the winter.
Have questions about heat pumps? Drop them in the comments and we’ll answer them for you!
Stay tuned for next week’s video, where we’ll talk about the lifespan of a heat pump and what you can expect from your system over time.
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