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Understanding HVAC Efficiency Ratings: What They Mean & Why They Matter

When shopping for a new air conditioner or furnace, a lot of Manitobans have two questions on their mind: What’s going to keep them comfortable and what will save them money? Today, we’re going to help you answer the second question. A more energy-efficient unit can...

What Are The Benefits Of Cleaning Condenser Coils?

Condenser coils are an integral part of your air conditioning system. They’re located in the outdoor unit of your air conditioner—and that means they’re more prone to getting contaminated with dirt and debris than the rest of your HVAC equipment.  In this article,...

Is It Safe To Buy A Used Furnace To Save Money?

One of our favourite types of articles is what we think of as “the long and short”. This is one of those articles.  The short answer to the question posed in the title is this: Never buy a used furnace. They may be: Unsafe Unusable More costly Less efficient An...

Does it matter what kind of thermostat you have in your home?

Here in Winnipeg, heating and cooling are about more than just comfort – they’re about your health. Having a high-efficiency furnace and air conditioner will save you money (and help protect the environment), but new models are also more reliable, leading to...

What Should Your Refrigerant Level Be In Your HVAC Unit?

Taking care of your HVAC unit can be a lot of work, especially when it’s not working like it’s supposed to. One common problem with AC units has to do with the level of your refrigerant being too low. You may be wondering what the right level should be for your HVAC...

What Are The Summers Like In Winnipeg?

Winnipeg may be affectionately (or not so affectionately) known across Canada as “Winterpeg”, but if you live here you know the winters are old news.  Winnipeggers are a resilient bunch, bundled in our toques and scarves for half the year.  The cold doesn’t really...

How Do You Find Your Optimal Sleep Temperature?

We’re constantly adjusting the temperature in our homes. Many people program their thermostats to make their homes more energy-efficient while they’re away at work. Almost all of us will adjust the temperature by a degree or two to ensure it’s perfectly comfortable...

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