HVAC Services Summerland
Your Okanagan HVAC-R Experts
- Heating
- Ventilation
- Air Conditioning
- Refrigeration
G.P.H. Mechanical Ltd. in Summerland BC, is well known throughout the Okanagan Valley for providing sales, service and installation of heating and cooling systems. As a team of licensed technicians, we focus on customer experience to deliver the highest standards in our industry. Our products are manufactured by well established brands, and backed up by valuable warranty programs. Let our HVAC-R specialists, with over 10 years of experience, help you determine the best solutions for your home, housing development, or place of business.
We Love Our Community
GPH Mechanical has always had a vested interest in serving our community – this is our home too! We take pride in being community builders through various contributions such as:
- Serving as a Director on the Summerland Chamber of Commerce
- Past Director of the Agur Lake Camp board
- Offering a bursary to Summerland Secondary Students
- Sponsor for Giants Head Elementary School Outdoor Learning Project
- Sponsor for RCMP Drug Awareness program
If you have a project or engagement that we can support please call our office at 250-583-9919 to discuss.
“G.P.H. Mechanical quoted me considerably lower rates than their competitors. Their technicians arrived on time, when they said they would be there, and were very fast and thoroughly professional. I would recommend them to any friend or neighbor without reservation.”
Mike W
“GPH Mechanical was asked to tender bids for an installation of central air for an apartment development. Their bid was extremely competitive and our interactions were very professional.”
John L
“I contacted G.P.H. Mechanical when my air conditioner simply wouldn’t cool the house any longer. Staff responded immediately and took my needs very seriously. Within hours of my phone call, a technician arrived and solved my problem and the house was cool. Thanks a lot!”
Betty W
This little cat sticker was placed on my laptop by one of my beautiful daughters. Everytime I open my computer I'm offended that this cat looks so surprised that I'm working late. #humbling #alwaysthetoneofsurprise #ronweasleyquote ... See MoreSee Less
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Lots more progress in Princeton at the daycare this week.
Today I started running out the branch lines off the main trunks. I grabbed my 5 blade hand crimper and noticed it wasn't my tool. It was John Brown's, he was one of our best sheetmetal workers and the absolute kindest and most lovely human being. He had some personal demons that caused us to end his employment. It wasn't a lot longer after he left that his demons got the better of him and sadly he's no longer with us.
He was a great man, a wonderful friend and as good a father and husband as he could manage. Finding one of his old tools brought all these emotions and sense of loss back today. ... See MoreSee Less
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We've made excellent progress on the daycare renovation in Princeton this week.
We had to put in a change request for the supply air run from Rtu 108 due to obstructions from new skylights and fixed Wilson trusses. This bit of ductwork is very busy with ducts needing to change dimensions to allow it to pass by eachother in the very limited space.
We are living in a 3D puzzle for these two Rtu duct runs! ... See MoreSee Less
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It’s that time again folks! Our wine draw for the month of August 🍷🎉
All good reviewers within the month are entered for a bottle of wine from our favourite Okanagan wineries.
This month we had 4 reviews and the winner is …
KATE T! 🎉🎉
The lucky winner will be contacted by phone/email.
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As our project at the phase 2 of Oasis residences draws near to rough in completion we've started our next commercial project in Princeton. This school building in school district 58 is being converted to a daycare for 100 children. It involves a total repipe of all the existing ductwork to suit the new wall configurations. There is also a new addition building which has a new furnace, 22 seer heat pump and very high efficiency Erv. We estimate we will be part of the community in Princeton for the next 3 months during the majority of construction.
Today we got the first PTO and 20 feet of straight accoustic lined duct hung above the truss lines. ... See MoreSee Less
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