TRALO™ installs 35 heat pump brands with models on the National Heat Pump Rebate list, in Ottawa and Nova Scotia.

Several rebate initiatives are available in Ontario, designed to support homeowners wishing to incorporate heat pumps.

TRALO™ installs 35 heat pump brands with models on the National Heat Pump Rebate list, in Ottawa and Nova Scotia.

An Enfield building with an office below and a tenant above, sharing one oil furnace. How we added a heat pump and gave each floor its own thermostat.

The coil would not fit above the oil furnace in this Wilmot basement. How we installed a ducted heat pump anyway, without a new panel or a service upgrade.

A faulty sensor shut down a new ductless system in its first week. Here's how we found it and put it right in one visit.

A home on Nova Scotia’s South Shore heated by a wood-oil furnace wanted a heat pump without giving up the fire. Here is how we kept the two apart, safely.

Not every install is a puzzle. A bungalow, an oil furnace staying on as backup, and a clear spot out back. The heat pump was running by early afternoon.

Prestige Home Improvement is rebranding to TRALO™ Heating & Cooling, a Canadian HVAC company providing heating, cooling, and home comfort services. The rebrand supports the company’s expansion across Canada while maintaining the same leadership, team, and commitment to quality service.

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TRALO™ (Previously Prestige Home Improvement) is Ottawa’s #1 fastest-growing company in 2025, with 982% growth—redefining HVAC with innovation, integrity, and customer-first service.

Several rebate initiatives are available in Ontario, designed to support homeowners wishing to incorporate heat pumps.

A first step in the recognition of our effort to reduce shady practices in the HVAC industry

Our partnership with veritree is rooted in our dedication to making a lasting impact on the environment. Learn all about our partnership with veritree.

When it comes to heating your home, understanding the available energy sources is crucial. In Ontario, natural gas and electricity are prevalent, but homeowners in more remote areas may rely on propane or oil, which can be costlier. This article delves into electric furnaces, gas furnaces, and heat pumps, highlighting their benefits and considerations.