Heating

Many homeowners make the mistake of rushing into the purchase of a heating system without evaluating their options. The fact is that furnaces and heat pumps both come with pros and cons.

As the days get chillier, you might be tempted to crank up your heater. However, using your heat more often can lead to wasted energy and higher energy bills. There are often more efficient solutions to staying warm. Here are some ideas that can help you keep your house warm without using too much energy.

You might notice that your heat has been on more than normal, but your home seems cooler than it should be. This could be because your home is drafty, but you don’t know the source of the drafts. Many people suspect the insulation, walls, floors, and other areas of their home are the source of the problem.

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. So, selecting the right furnace for a home is a common dilemma for Calgary homeowners — especially with so many options available now. As always, cost is one of the main factors to consider. The average cost of a furnace

At Alberta Mountain Air Heating and Air Conditioning, we give our customers a chance to save big when they’re wanting an upgrade on their home comfort. This grant provides homeowners with instant gratification when installing a thermostat, or getting help with a repair on a space or water heater. If you’re considering a repair or