Hot water kept running short
For a Vancouver West doctor’s home
A combi boiler replaced the aging setup.
Now serving both the in-floor heating and hot-water needs.
Boiler & Hydronic Heating Services in Greater Vancouver
Boiler and hydronic heating solutions for homes across Greater Vancouver.
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See How We Solved These Homeowners’ Heating Challenges
From homes that often felt too cold to hot-water systems that ran short, explore how we addressed each home’s needs.
An older home that often felt too cold
The homeowner wanted a more dependable heating solution.
We installed an IBC combi boiler and indirect water heater.
Selected to suit the home and its heating needs.
One upgrade for heating and hot water
The existing setup took up space and could run short on hot water.
A combi boiler replaced the separate boiler and storage tank.
Combining both functions in one system and freeing up space.
CLIMATEPROFILE™
Understand Your Home. Recommend the Right Fit.
Our assessment-first approach helps us understand your home, your current system and what matters to your
comfort — before we recommend a solution.
01 - Understand
Your Home & NeedsHome layout, current equipment,
comfort concerns and everyday
household needs.
02 - Assess the
Right FactorsHeating, cooling, hot water,
available space, connections and
electrical requirements.
03 - Recommend
the Right FitClear options and next steps, so
the homeowner understands what
suits the home and why.
Why Homeowners
Choose ProD
Backed by 10+ years of team industry experience.
1DAY
Installation
For qualifying projects,
installation is completed
on the same calendar
day work begins.4LICENSED
One Coordinated Team.
Licensed Trades. HVAC /
Refrigeration, Gas, Electrical
and Plumbing - coordinated
for your home.48HOURS
Response Promise
For ProD-installed systems: if
we don't respond within 48 hours
of receiving your message or
voicemail, coffee is on us.
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Refrigeration
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$5 million liability coverage
Rebate Guidance Available
We can help you access available programs for your heating and cooling project.
You may be eligible for rebates on heat pumps and high-efficiency equipment.
Our team can help you understand your options and apply.
FAQs
Answers to common boiler & hydronic heating questions.
What is the difference between a condensing boiler and a combi boiler?
A condensing boiler is mainly used for home heating and may work with a separate indirect water heater. A combi boiler provides both home heating and domestic hot water in one unit. ProD assesses your home’s heating and hot-water needs, available space, and system design to recommend the most suitable option.
Can I keep my radiant or baseboard system and replace only the heat source?
Sometimes. If your existing hydronic system—including piping, pumps, controls, and radiators, radiant floors, or baseboards—is suitable for the new boiler, much of it may be retained. ProD will assess the existing system before recommending any necessary changes.
Can a boiler system be converted to a heat pump?
Possibly, but it may not be a simple one-for-one replacement. ProD will assess the whole-home heating load, existing hydronic system, electrical capacity, and backup heating needs. If there is no suitable existing ductwork, a multi-split heat pump may be considered instead of a central system. The final solution will be based on the home’s overall heating requirements and existing conditions.
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What is hydronic heating?
Hydronic heating uses heated water circulated through radiant floors, radiators, or hydronic baseboards to heat your home. The boiler, piping, pumps, controls, and heat emitters work together as one complete heating system.
Does a combi boiler suit every home?
No. A combi boiler must be properly sized for both the home’s heating load and domestic hot-water demand. ProD considers hot-water usage, such as showers, bathrooms, and kitchen use, as well as available space and the existing system before recommending a combi boiler or another suitable solution.
What is the difference between a boiler and a water heater?
A boiler heats and circulates water for home heating through radiant floors, radiators, or hydronic baseboards. A water heater primarily provides domestic hot water for showers, bathrooms, and kitchen use. A combi boiler can provide both functions, depending on the home’s heating and hot-water needs.