Polluted air poses a huge risk to your respiratory health. The risk is even higher if the exposure is in an enclosed environment like inside your house. The accumulation of dust, smoke, dirt and allergens in HVAC systems creates the perfect breeding ground for germs, which can cause lung diseases. This is the reason why[…]
Winters in Canada are long and cold, there’s no doubt about it. During this time, many of us opt to stay indoors, at home, where all of the doors and windows are closed shut – and for good reason! Only air ducts are left open, feeding homes with what one would hope is clean, fresh[…]
Eventually, most homeowners find themselves needing to replace old insulation. At first, you may consider taking the DIY approach for this task, because of the number of ‘how to’ tutorials on the web that describe how easy it is and the potential cost savings. Doing this job yourself, however, would likely cost you more in[…]
Good air quality is something that people seek both in their residential and commercial settings. Studies have shown, however that concentrations of air pollutants can reach levels that are up to 7 times higher in interior spaces than outdoor ones. Given that people spend upwards of 90 percent of their time inside, especially those who[…]
Over time, your home’s air duct system accumulates large concentrations of dirt, dust, dander and other forms of debris. This collection of contaminants and allergens not only interferes with the efficiency of your HVAC system, but also exposes you and your family to poor air quality and affiliated health risks. This means that your air[…]
