Replacing your furnace does not automatically mean replacing your ductwork. If the existing ducts are properly sized, in good condition and capable of delivering the airflow required by the new…
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Heating
Does a New Furnace Need New Ductwork?
Replacing your furnace does not automatically mean replacing your ductwork. If the existing ducts are properly sized, in good condition…
Furnace
Single-Stage vs Two-Stage Furnaces
When replacing a furnace, you may be asked to choose between single-stage and two-stage equipment. The difference is fairly simple:…
Heating
Furnace Won’t Switch On? Here’s What Might be Happening
Having trouble with your heating system? When a furnace won’t switch on, the problem may begin at the thermostat, involve…
Furnace
There’s a Burning Smell Coming from the Furnace
A burning smell coming from the furnace can indicate a couple of different issues. A brief dusty odour when the…
Heating
Why the Pilot Light Keeps Going Out on Your Furnace
Relighting the pilot may bring the heat back, but it does not explain why the flame disappeared in the first…
Furnace
Which HVAC Companies Offer Financing in Edmonton?
Several Edmonton HVAC companies offer financing on furnaces, air conditioners, and other major equipment, and the terms vary a lot…
Furnace
What Does HVAC Do? Everything Your System Handles
HVAC does more than heat and cool. A working system controls temperature, moves and filters air, manages humidity, and keeps…
Furnace
How Does an HVAC System Work in a Home?
An HVAC system works by moving air through a loop: it pulls indoor air in, heats or cools it, and…
Furnace
What Does HVAC Stand For? A Plain-English Explanation
HVAC stands for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. It is the shorthand used by contractors, builders, and manufacturers for the…