Mr. Furnace Heating and Air Conditioning Blog

Did you know that air pollution leads to at least 15,300 premature deaths in Canada every year?

You might think that most pollution comes from vehicles and factories and assume that it's safe indoors. The truth is, indoor air pollution is equally dangerous. Carbon monoxide, radon, and mould can affect the air quality at home. 

The good news is, there's something you can do about it. Read on to learn four ways you can improve air quality in your home. 

The key to a successful renovation is the ability to plan well.

There is a lot of planning and care needed before, and during, this period. Not being aware of potential hazards could result in the loss of time, money, and energy. 

This is especially true when it comes to how your renovation could affect your HVAC system.

Are you wondering what your renovation has to do with your HVAC system? Our blog covers 5 ways that your system can be affected by a renovation. Keep reading to find out what they are.

Centralized HVAC systems have become more and more common in homes across the country, with some form in almost every single home. These systems make everything more comfortable and allow you to control the temperature in your home with ease. 

These systems are great but do require some maintenance and effort to keep running at their highest level. 

One of the most important factors to take care of is the air filters since they play such a significant role in the function of the whole system. Using high-quality HVAC air filters can make a huge difference in its overall performance, here are four examples! 

The cold grip of winter finally seems to be wearing off, and the temperature outside is warming up. As much as you're thankful for having a furnace to keep you warm on those frigid nights, you're more than ready to pack up the jacket and embrace t-shirts and shorts.

That said, just because we're seeing warmer days now and into the summer doesn't mean you just want to completely abandon your furnace just yet. In fact, taking care of your furnace is important any time of the year, especially when it comes to the furnace filter. Taking time out in the summer to commit to filter maintenance is crucial for the health of your furnace.

The relationship between your home's thermostat and the furnace is an important one. You set the temperature and expect the thermostat will tell the furnace what to do to make sure your home is warm and comfortable.

But what happens when the two aren't getting along?

As the weather turns cold, you might be wondering how many years your furnace has left. There are some signs to look for to know if furnace repair is necessary or if it's finally time to upgrade to a new furnace.

This article will identify four signs it's time to turn to a furnace repair service for maintenance or replacement. Read on, and get ready to keep your home warm and cozy all winter long. 

When winter arrives, you're inclined to keep your door's homes and windows closed to keep cold air out. Then, when summer arrives, you'll probably keep your house closed up to keep the cool air in.

The question is, when will you ever get rid of that stale air that remains trapped inside?