Posts Categorized: News and Tips

Alvinston Pro Rodeo

The Hayter Group was a Diamond Sponsor for this year’s Alvinston Pro Rodeo. This year’s rodeo took place at the Brooke-Alvinston Fairgrounds on June 17th, 18th and 19th. The Brooke-Alvinston Watford Fair board was inspired by two local rodeo world champions, Tyler Foster and Rod Weese. Tyler Foster recently won the title of International Professional… Read more »

Hybrid Heating Installation

Todd Smith - Energy Minister

Ontario Energy Minister visits Hayter Group Installation Todd Smith, the Ontario Energy Minister recently visited a Hybrid Heating installation in London. The Napoleon Heat Pump installed by They Hayter Group will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 30%! The energy minister also tweeted a short video. Earlier this year, I toured the @LondonHydro &… Read more »

Gas Heating Bans

Heat Pump Installation

Source: CBC News January 30, 2022 The City of Vancouver and The Province of Quebec recently banned certain kinds of fossil fuel-based heating in new home construction. Bans are happening around the world, from Norway to New York City. The goal is to cut CO2 emissions from buildings by replacing fossil fuel burning with electric… Read more »

In Memory – Bruce Durance

Bruce Durance

The Hayter Group extends our deepest condolences to the family of Bruce Durance. Bruce passed away on March 16, 2022. Bruce is well known to The Hayter Group’s staff, customers and suppliers. Bruce worked in solar and geothermal sales. In recent years, Bruce was our ‘IT’ guy. Bruce will be missed by The Hayter Group… Read more »

Maintaining Floor Drains

Floor Drain Inspection

Most homeowners would not realize that basement floor drains are critical for their heating and cooling equipment. Maintaining floor drains is essential. They are also there to protect your investment if unexpected water enters into your basement. What is the Purpose of a Floor Drain? Modern furnaces and air conditioners all have condensate drain lines…. Read more »

Flu Season and Humidity

Flu Season - Humidity

Flu Season In Ontario flu season normally runs from late Fall to early Spring. We spend more time indoors with family and friends and that leads to more disease transmission. Anybody can get the flu, but some groups are more likely to have serious complications: Babies Children under 5 Seniors People with underlying health conditions… Read more »

Why Do Annual Maintenance on Your Furnace?

Importance of Furnace Maintenance

Why is Annual Furnace Maintenance so Important? Furnace manufacturers and fuel suppliers (natural gas, propane, oil and electrical) all recommend annual furnace maintenance for your home comfort equipment. Many people wonder if this is really necessary, as equipment will often run for several years trouble free. There are several important reasons that make annual furnace… Read more »

Indoor Air Quality

Indoor Air Quality

Cleaner, Safer Indoor Air COVID-19 The Coronavirus Pandemic has homeowners looking for ways to make their home as safe as possible. COVID-19 is and airborne virus that can continue circulating in your home’s air for extended periods of time. If you home has ductwork for forced air heating and cooling, there are several solutions for… Read more »

Reducing Natural Gas Useage

Solar Powered Chevy Volt

The Move to Net Zero A recent article in the Toronto Star summarizes strategies that Ontario is following to reduce the use of natural gas. Natural gas is currently used to generate some of the province’s electricity. “While natural gas only supplies seven per cent of the electricity Ontario consumes, it plays a critical role… Read more »

Annual Furnace Maintenance

Importance of Furnace Maintenance

Furnace manufacturers and fuel suppliers (natural gas, propane, oil and electrical) all recommend annual maintenance for your home comfort equipment. Many people wonder if this is really necessary, as equipment will often run for several years trouble free. There are several important reasons that make annual maintenance a wise choice. Efficiency Equipment that is not… Read more »