Hot Water Tank Rental Benefits

Hot water tank rental allows for a simple, reliable, and hassle-free way to replace your home’s current water heater.

When you’re in the predicament of having to choose a new water heater for your home, it can often be a tough decision. Not only are you presented with the many options for water heater types and brands, but there’s also a variety of programs to choose from. We’re going to try and make your decision easier by informing you of the benefits of hot water tank rental.

Buying vs. renting your hot water heater

Are you aware of the costs associated with the many options available for replacing your water heater. Which one fits your budget and lifestyle? Which one gives you peace of mind and is most convenient for you?

In many situations, hot water tank rental is a better option than buying. Buying a water heater often creates some unnecessary obstacles that can be avoided when renting. For example, renting a water heater presents you with no extra costs outside of the single monthly fee.

 

When buying a water heater you will be paying a large upfront cost for the equipment. You’ll also be paying the additional installation fee and you may need to pay an increased amount if new venting is necessary. This would mean that you have to find your own licensed technician to do the installation. When buying a water heater you may also be presented with unexpected expenses in the case of any problems with the equipment. When you’re not renting, water heater repairs can be expensive and arise when you least expect them. The single monthly fee you would pay for hot water tank rental includes any maintenance and repair costs so you won’t have to worry about costly repairs. When hiring a company for water heater repairs you’ll be paying extra for any new parts that are needed. Not to mention, in the case of an emergency you could also be paying extra for same day or next day service.

Hot water tank rental has you covered in any event and would give you peace of mind if problems occur.

Discounts on home insurance and rebates

An added benefit of hot water tank rental is that you can get a discount on your home insurance policy. For specific information regarding home insurance discounts contact your insurance provider to learn more.

If you weren’t already aware, there are also insurance policy exclusions on old residential water heaters. This exclusion states that if your home’s water heater is 10-12 years old or older you may not be fully covered for water damage done to your home as a result of your water heater. The reason this exclusion exists is because as time goes on your water heater rusts which causes leakage and other problems. Water heaters reach the end of their useful lives by the 10-12 year mark which is why home insurance providers have excluded water heater over this age from coverage. To avoid the headache that comes with water damage and problems with your insurance provider, renting a new hot water heater for your home would make you eligible for insurance coverage and avoid these unnecessary problems.

By opting for a new high efficiency hot water tank rental you may be eligible for government rebates and utility company rebates. Take a look at the information posted on the websites for Enbridge Gas, Ontario Ministry of Energy, and Natural Resources Canada to see the criteria.

Rent To Own

DeMark Home Ontario offers a rent to own program for hot water tank rental designed to give the homeowner a hassle-free and simple alternative to buying a water heater. Our program allows you to own your water heater after ten years of low-cost renting which includes a single monthly fee for the equipment, installation, maintenance and repairs, etc.

Our program allows you to enjoy the convenience of having a new reliable high-efficiency water heater without all the external work and hassle associated with buying a water heater. You won’t have to find a technician to install the water heater or to fix any problems that may arise. DeMark Home Ontario is here to do all the heavy lifting for you while you reap the benefits. All you have to do is give a call to our service line to notify us about your problem and we’ll have one of our licensed and trained technicians out to your doorstep in no time.

If you are in need of an emergency replacement for your water heater, we even offer same day replacement. If you are currently experiencing problems with your home’s water heater, don’t wait until it’s too late and take advantage of our rent to own program. No upfront costs, No hidden fees, 2 months free, free lifetime service and repairs, and 24/7 customer service. When signing up for our rent to own program, you won’t be receiving any extra bills as your monthly hot water tank rental fee will appear on your Enbridge Gas bill under the “Other Companies” section. This makes the transition simpler as there is no extra bills to panic about.

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If you’re considering to upgrade to a new Energy Star high efficiency water heater for your home, DeMark Home Ontario is here to make the change as easy and convenient as possible. If you have any further questions regarding hot water tank rental or any of your other HVAC needs, don’t hesitate to contact DeMark Home Ontario today. We offer a free installation done by our highly trained and experienced technicians and the best rental rates in Ontario. Give us a call at 647-847-2998 or fill out our online request form and we will be happy to assist you.

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Worry-Free Furnace Lease Program

If you have a furnace which is over 15 years, it is most likely working less efficiently, considering the technology advancement and improvements in the more modern models.

The longer you wait for an upgrade the longer you will be wasting money. But investing in a new heating system may be very expensive. DeMark Home Ontario is here for you with a solution – Furnace Lease Program.

Our high efficiency furnace lease program is very simple and straightforward. With Demark Home Ontario, lease furnace program is available to the homeowners and even tenants given the homeowner’s authorization.

While investing up-front in purchasing of a new heating system may not be in your budget, you can lease a new, high-efficiency furnace at an affordable monthly rate with our furnace lease program.

Your monthly leasing fee will cover all maintenance, repairs, parts and labor.

We have emergency furnace team available 24/7/365 so you can count on an expert technician to help if something goes wrong with your furnace.

There are absolutely no fees for the repairs and maintenance of your equipment since everything is covered under your high efficiency furnace lease program.

Another advantage of our high efficiency furnace lease program is that it allows you to pay it off any time and own the unit, transfer to the new homeowner should you sell your house.

 

At DeMark Home Ontario Leasing your Furnace is simple, affordable and completely worry-free.

 

• No credit check! Approval Guaranteed!
• Zero upfront charges & no hidden fees
• Free standard installation & old equipment removal
• Free lifetime maintenance and repairs on all parts and labour
• Free equipment replacement if it cannot be repaired
• No extended warranties required
• You will not be receiving any extra bills. Rental charges will appear in the other companies section of your Enbridge Gas Distribution Bill.

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Benefits of Gas Furnace	Rent	Buy
Save energy and save money
Cut your heating and cooling cost by up to 45% every month and help save the environment
Same Day Service and Installation Available
Services with a 100% satisfaction guarantee
Fully licensed and highly trained technicians
FREE no-obligation, in-home estimate
Even air distribution with new ENERGY STAR qualified equipment
Flexible & low monthly payment options
$250 rebate for qualifying furnace installations from OPA
Zero upfront charges & no hidden fees
Free standard installation & old equipment removal
Free lifetime maintenance and repairs on all parts and labour
Free equipment replacement if it cannot be repaired
Affordable monthly payments on your Enbridge bill~
No extended warranties required
Transferable to new homeowners should you sell your home
Renting can be cheaper than owing

 

If you are looking to learn more about furnace rental programs, get a free consultation on furnace replacement or to schedule In Home Assessment call Demark Home Ontario at 647-847-2998 or submit your request online. One of our friendly staff will be happy to assist you with any inquiries.

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Tankless Rent To Own

Get an endless supply of hot water, lower monthly heating bills, and many more benefits through our tankless rent to own program.

If you’ve ever had to deal with not having enough hot water in your home, you know the inconvenience that conventional water heaters sometimes bring. The solution to this problem is getting a brand new super high efficiency Rinnai tankless water heater. Tankless water heaters are able to provide your home with an endless supply of hot water by heating water on demand as it passes through the system instead of heating up the water and storing it for later use. This means that our tankless rent to own program allows your family to never have to worry about running out of hot water! Get your tankless water heater from a trusted source. DeMark Home Ontario is an authorized dealer of Rinnai heating equipment and have many years of experience in the HVAC industry.

By renting your tankless water heater you will not only have a peace of mind of never again to worry about maintenance and costs but here are just few more benefits of renting:

 

• 2 MONTHS FREE rent (Enbridge Gas Bill)
• SUPER HIGH EFFICIENCY PLUS Tankless Water Heater
• FREE installation and removal of your existing tank
• NO up-front equipment cost
• NO hidden charges
• FREE upgrade your venting pipes at NO EXTRA COST in order to bring you up to current TSSA code
• FREE maintenance program 24/7/365
• FREE lifetime service and repairs on all parts
• NEW Energy Savings water heaters
• QUICKER HEATING TIME and INCREASED WATER OUTPUT
• TRANSFERABLE to the next owner should you sell your home
• You will not be receiving any extra bills. Rental water heater charges will appear in the ‘Other Companies’ section of your Enbridge Gas Distribution Bill

 

Save money and energy

Making the transition over to a tankless water heater will save 30-50% on your energy consumption due to water heating. Using less energy also means spending less money on your monthly utility bills. Conventional water heater units are constantly using energy to heat the water that’s in their tank. Tankless water heaters on the other hand don’t use nearly as much energy because they only heat water as it’s being used. Tankless water heaters provide you with an instant hot water supply for as long as you need it.

Save space in your home

All of the space in your home should be used to make your home as efficient, convenient, and comfortable as possible. A tankless water heater will improve your house for the better as it takes up far less space than a conventional water heater unit. Tankless water heaters are mounted on a wall and can be stored under a sink or in a closet. These efficient units take up no floor space and allow you to make use of more of your living space. If you live in a small home or an apartment then a tankless unit is ideal for your family.

Reduce your carbon footprint

Tankless water heaters only use energy when you use hot water, which means that they reduce your carbon footprint. By using a tankless water heater you are getting the maximum amount of heat from your water heater while maintaining the lowest amount of heat loss. They are the environmentally friendly option when compared with conventional water heaters.

If you’re looking to improve your home for the better, upgrading to a Rinnai Super High Efficiency Tankless Water Heater will do just that. Our tankless rent to own program allows you to save money, save energy, conserve space, and lower your carbon footprint.

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Make the change over to a tankless water heater today and see all the benefits come to life. If you have any further questions regarding our tankless rent to own program or are looking to upgrade to a brand new tankless on demand water heater unit, then don’t hesitate to contact DeMark Home Ontario today. DeMark Home Ontario is an authorized dealer of Rinnai heating equipment. Rinnai equipment is amongst the world’s most reliable heating equipment, and the Rinnai Super High Efficiency Water Heater is no different as it offers top of line quality and reliability. We offer a free installation done by our highly trained and experienced technicians, 2 months free, and the best rental rates in Ontario.

Give us a call at  647-847-2998 or fill out our online request form and we will be happy to assist you.

 

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Why Is Your Furnace Blowing Cold Air?

Your heating system seems to be working well, but why is your furnace blowing cold air?

The winter time calls for heavy use of your furnace on a daily basis. You may turn on your heating system expecting warm and and find that your furnace is blowing cold air instead. This is never ideal, especially when you’re relying on your furnace to keep you and your family warm during the cold Canadian winter. If this is the case, it’s not always necessary to call a technician right away as you may be able to find a simple solution to the problem by taking our advice.

Dirty Air Filter

If your heating system has overheated, it is common to find your furnace blowing cold air. In the case of an overheating furnace, your heating system has a safety function called a limit switch which will turn off the burners when the system’s temperature is above a safe level. In turn, the heating system’s fan will be running and blowing cold air through the ducts in order to prevent any serious damage from occurring, which is why you might find your furnace blowing cold air.

If your furnace’s air filter has not been changed in a while it is certain that there will be an excess buildup of dust, dirt, and other debris which will restrict the airflow in your heating and duct system. Restricted air flow means that your furnace has to run for a longer period of time to reach your desired temperature, and thus it overheats. Changing your furnace’s air filter once a month will ensure that you do not face this problem and avoid the hefty repair costs that come with an overheated furnace and a broken heat exchanger.

Check the thermostat

The solution to your furnace blowing cold air could reside in your thermostat settings. Make sure that your thermostat is not set to ON and is instead set to AUTO. When the thermostat is set to ON, there will be cold air being blown through the ducts  constantly by the fan in your heater. If your thermostat settings were the problem, setting your thermostat to AUTO should fix the problem.

Ignition system not working

If you own a gas furnace and are experiencing your furnace blowing cold air, it is possible that the problem has to do with the pilot light. If your pilot light is out that means that the heating system is not lighting the fuel and is therefore not heating your home.

The manual that comes with your gas furnace should come with instructions on how to relight the pilot light. If you relight it and the flame dies down once again, then there may be a bigger problem. If this is the case you may need to book a repair appointment with a trained HVAC technician and they will repair or replace the necessary components and bring your furnace back in working order. If you relight the pilot light and it stays lit then you have successfully fixed the problem and your gas furnace should now be warming up your home.

If you are unable to relight the pilot light whatsoever, it may be a problem related to the gas valve. Check to make sure that the gas valve is turned on. If the gas valve is turned on, but the pilot light is off then you may have a dirty pilot light. Clean the pilot light and the problem should be solved.

Poor Gas Supply

Your home’s furnace has a safety function which causes it to shut down when there is not enough gas to warm the air. If the gas supply is turned on and this is the problem then you have a severed gas line. This problem would make it crucially important for you to reach out to a trained technician for further assistance.

Blocked Drain Lines

Condensate drain lines are built into furnace systems in order to remove ant built up water that is a result of the heating procedure. If this drain lines becomes clogged then your furnace system will not allow the burners to turn on and warm the air.

Flame Sensor Problem

If you find that your furnace has a dirty flame sensor, this may be why your furnace blowing cold air. A dirty furnace flame sensor would cause your furnace unit to consistently start and stop running, which would not allow your gas burner to stay on and would cause for cold air to circulate through your duct system. Cleaning the flame sensor would solve this problem.

Damaged Air Ducts

If your home’s duct system has connection issues or leaks in it then that would allow cold air from your attic or other poorly insulated places to enter into the system and make it seem like it’s your furnace blowing cold air. This does not mean that your furnace isn’t working properly, it just means that your ducts need to be sealed or repaired. A damaged duct system would result in your home’s heating system needing to work much harder than necessary to achieve results and would cause you to pay more money on your monthly utility bill.

Not all possible reasons for your furnace blowing cold air have been exhausted in the list above, but the ones listed are what is most common to find as the cause for this problem. If you have followed our advice and have still not found the solution to your problem, your next step should be to contact a trained HVAC technician to diagnose the issue and provide the best possible solution.

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If you have any further questions about your furnace blowing cold air or any of your other HVAC needs, don’t hesitate to contact DeMark Home Ontario to find the answers. We provide quick and efficient furnace service and replacement performed by our highly experienced and trained technicians. Give us a call at 647-847-2998 or fill out online request form and we will be happy to assist you with your request.

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Avoid a Damaged Furnace When Renovating Your Home

Be proactive when renovating your home to ensure you don’t end up with a renovated home, but a severely damaged furnace.

As homeowners, we all dream of renovating our homes to tailor them to our own tastes, needs, and to create the ideal home for our families and ourselves. You put a lot of money into your home renovation, so why spend even more money on repairing your furnace because of a few mistakes you make during renovation (damaged furnace).

Home renovations are often the main culprit of a broken or damaged furnace. Any construction that’s being done to your home results in an excess of debris and dust which often makes its way into your duct system, and thus into your furnace system. This excess of dust and debris means that your furnace is at a likely chance of overheating, debris-covered safety components, or ignition malfunctions.

There’s an abundance of furnace problems that can come with home renovations, but there’s a few rather simple ways that you can avoid them through proactive thinking and action.

• Talk to a professional HVAC technician

It’s well worth your time to contact an HVAC technician while you’re planning out your home renovation to confirm whether or not your home’s current heating and cooling system will work with your renovation plans and that it won’t have a negative impact on your home’s HVAC system.

•  Keep dust and debris outdoors

It’s common knowledge that home renovations create an unavoidable mess. Though this is the case, it’s often possible to keep a lot of this mess outside of the home. The last thing you want is a damaged furnace as a result of all the sawdust in your ducts and furnace.

•  Isolate the messy areas and protect the vents

We understand that oftentimes, not ALL of the mess can be kept outdoors, luckily there are some precautions you can take when the inside of your home sees some dirt and dust during home renovations. Our first tip is to place up plastic tarps around the perimeter of the dirty area, so that the dirt and dust stays in that area. Our second tip in this situation is to cover the vents in the dirty area by closing them or by placing any impermeable material over it. When covering the ducts make sure to not cover every duct in your home as this would not allow for proper air circulation and could lead to a damaged furnace.

• Take time to clean around the house as often as necessary

We’ve already established that your home is often at it’s dirtiest during renovation. It’s only logical that this would mean that you should clean around the home more often than usual to prevent dust and debris from spreading all around the house.

We recommend that during renovations you vacuum and clean up dust around the house once every 1-2 days. This will tremendously lower the chances of having a damaged furnace post-renovations, and will simultaneously create a safe and sanitary environment in your living space.

• Change the furnace filter

A dirty and clogged furnace filter is often the root to many furnace problems. A clogged furnace filter will lead to your furnace overworking itself and the heat exchanger potentially overheating. Your furnace will get especially dirty during renovation, so it’s crucially important that you check up on it frequently and change it when you notice an excess level of dirt and dust in the filter.

The general rule of thumb for furnace filters is to change them once a month, but it may be necessary to change it more frequently during home renovation.

•  Shut the furnace down

It’s best to keep your furnace shut down while renovations are being done. When air isn’t circulating through the ducts there will be less debris and dust in the system, and a smaller chance of a damaged furnace.

• Have a professional clean your duct system post-renovation

Even after taking the necessary precautions it’s likely that your duct system will have some level of dirt and dust due to your home renovations. Post-renovations is the best time to for duct cleaning in your home and will leave you worry free about the state of your furnace system and will allow you to enjoy your newly renovated home in comfort.

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If you have any further questions about your furnace and home renovation or any of your other HVAC needs, don’t hesitate to contact DeMark Home Ontario to find the answers. If you have a damaged furnace, we provide quick and efficient furnace service and replacement performed by our highly experienced and trained technicians. Give us a call at 647-847-2998 or fill out online request form and we will be happy to assist you with your request.

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Prepare Your Central Air Conditioner for Winter

During the winter season we tend to forget all about our Central Air Conditioner, but it’s crucially important that you prepare your air conditioner for the cold weather and snow so that it’s ready to serve you once again in the spring.

The cold winter season means that your home’s furnace will become your close companion once again, but don’t say goodbye to your Central Air Conditioner just yet! If you expect to be using your air conditioner next spring, summer, and for years to come, some maintenance and preparation is necessary to keep your air conditioner running smoothly next spring. The ice and snow around your AC in the winter can do some significant damage to the equipment if the proper precautions are not taken. Let’s get into three ways that you can ensure that your Central Air Conditioner unit is in perfect shape for next spring.

Turn off your AC during the winter season

Your Central Air Conditioner should be powered down for the winter season to prevent any unwanted startups in the spring. If you leave your central AC plugged in during the winter, then when spring rolls around your AC may unexpectedly start up. This may not seem like a huge problem, but if there is any damage or debris in the system then this could escalate problems further and cause greater damage to your air conditioning system. By turning your air conditioner off in the winter you will ensure that it only starts up when you’re ready for it too. Your AC can be turned off via the power outlet located in the small box on the wall of your home.

Should I cover my air conditioner in the winter?

The answer to this question is often debated due to the pros and cons involved with both leaving your Central Air Conditioner covered and uncovered during the winter.

If you choose to cover your air conditioner during the winter season, your AC will be protected from any debris and ice that could possibly penetrate into the system otherwise. Although you have the benefit of added protection from debris, air conditioner covers restrict airflow and can cause for excess moisture in your air conditioning system, while also making your AC system an ideal place for small animals to stay in the winter season. Both of these cons to air conditioner covers can lead to damaging the unit, which leads to system failure or inefficiency when you’re using your Central Air Conditioner next spring and summer.

If you choose to not cover your Central Air Conditioner unit during the winter then you should not face the problems of excess moisture and small animals hibernating in the system. The downside to not covering is that you are not protected from any debris that can enter the system due to the weather conditions of the winter season.

The choice of whether to cover or not is yours. A good middle ground between these two options is to partially cover your air conditioner by only covering the top. By doing this you are protecting the top of the AC unit while allowing for proper air flow.

Schedule Air Conditioner Maintenace in the Fall or Winter Season

It may seem odd to schedule Central Air Conditioner maintenance at a time when you aren’t even using the equipment, but this will actually get rid off any potential problems that you may experience in the spring season. Scheduling air conditioner maintenance from a trained HVAC technician will get rid of any dirt that could be in the system which would be trapping moisture similarly to an AC cover. Air conditioner service will also fix any other problems you may be having and ensures that your system is running smoothly for the summer.

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By following these three tips we can assure you that your Central Air Conditioner unit will be ready for the winter season. If you have further questions regarding Central Air Conditioner preparation or any of your other HVAC needs, don’t hesitate to contact DeMark Home Ontario to find the answers. DeMark Home Ontario is here to assist you with all your heating and cooling needs. If you’re having problems with your home’s air conditioner, or furnace, call us today at 647-847-2998 or fill out our online request form and one of our friendly staff will get in touch with you as soon as possible. We offer air conditioner and furnace rental, purchasing, and financing options that fulfill the needs and budgets of our customers.

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