Heating

If you’re considering replacing any HVAC equipment in 2026—whether an AC unit or a new furnace installation in Calgary—take time to understand the rebates and incentives that may be available. With rising energy costs, it’s never been more important to install an energy-efficient HVAC system in your home. However, that can involve a heavy investment.

If you’ve recently made the decision to invest in a brand-new furnace for your home, you’re going to want to make sure you get the best results possible from the appliance.

Over 80 percent of homes in Alberta use forced-air furnaces as their primary heating system, much higher than the national average of 51 percent. Though modern furnaces can easily last 15-20 years or more, a new furnace may be necessary if frequent repairs are required, the system is aging, home comfort is compromised, or energy

Calgary homes have traditionally heated water using natural gas-powered storage tank heaters. That’s changing, with the growing popularity of tankless water heaters, which heat water on demand reliably, affordably, and efficiently. With our extra-cold winters and water hardness, steady and affordable home heating and hot water supply can be challenging in Calgary but new, high-efficiency

Calgary’s long heating season makes the choice of furnace important for most homeowners looking to replace an aging or failing furnace. The cost of a new furnace can feel like a big hit, but the good news is your new unit will run more efficiently than your old one, cutting your energy bills and saving

More Canadian homeowners are installing ceiling fans as a cost-efficient way to cool the home in the summer months—but did you know that ceiling fans can also help with home comfort during the winter? Proper fan usage can increase energy efficiency and lower monthly bills, too. So, getting the blade direction right is one of