4 Strange Smells You Might Notice When Turning on Your Heat — And What They Mean When the cold Ontario winter arrives, turning on your heating system is essential for keeping your home warm and comfortable. But if you’ve noticed
Heat Pump vs. Furnace: Which Is Best for Your Home in 2025? Choosing the right heating system is one of the most important decisions for homeowners in Ottawa and across Ontario — especially with rising energy costs, evolving climate goals,
Signs Your Furnace Needs Repair Before Ottawa’s Winter Arrives Ottawa winters are no joke — with sub-zero temperatures, heavy snowfall, and weeks of deep freezes, your home’s heating system needs to be in top shape long before the first snowflake
5 Tips to Stay Warm This Winter Without Breaking the Bank Ontario winters can be harsh, but staying cozy doesn’t have to cost a fortune. With a few smart habits and simple adjustments, you can keep your home warm and
Why Furnace Maintenance Before Winter Matters Ontario winters aren’t just cold—they’re long, icy, and unforgiving. The last thing you want is for your furnace to fail on the first bitter night of the season. Annual furnace maintenance helps prevent untimely
Are Heat Pumps Effective During an Ontario Winter? Yes — modern cold climate heat pumps are designed to perform reliably even during Ontario’s harshest winters. Today’s best models can operate in temperatures as low as –30°C, extracting heat from outdoor
Tips to Inspect your AC Unit when It’s Not Cooling There’s nothing worse than walking into your home on a sweltering summer day, flipping on the AC, and realizing… it’s not doing its job. If your air conditioning is not
Why Does My Sink Keep Clogging? Let’s Break It Down If you’re asking yourself, “Why does my sink keep clogging—again?” you’re not alone. Persistent sink clogs are one of the most common (and most annoying) plumbing issues Ottawa homeowners deal
Keep your cool this summer with tips every Ontario homeowner should know When the Ontario summer heat rolls in, there’s nothing worse than flipping on your air conditioner and realizing… something’s not right. Maybe the air feels warm, maybe it’s
Smart Strategies for a Breezy, Comfortable House How to keep your home cool during a heat wave – and why regular maintenance matters. As heat waves become more frequent and intense, keeping your home cool isn’t just a matter of
Building Trust, One Service Call at a Time We’re humbled to announce that Climate Works Heating, Cooling & Plumbing is on the brink of 500 Google reviews, with a remarkable 4.99-star average. Every comment, compliment, and constructive suggestion has helped
Is Duct Cleaning a Waste of Money? Cleaning an air duct will save you money. According to Natural Resources Canada, HVAC systems account for a substantial portion of a building’s total energy use, and when ductwork is obstructed by debris,
That little drip-drip sound from your faucet might not seem like a big deal. In fact, it’s easy to tune out, especially if everything else in your home seems to be working just fine. But a leaky faucet isn’t just
Air conditioning is essential for comfort during sweltering summer months, but some people report feeling unwell after spending time in cool, air-conditioned spaces. So, can air conditioning make you sick? The short answer is: not directly — but under certain
The Importance of Duct Cleaning For Your Ontario Home Maintaining a clean and efficient HVAC system is crucial for the health and comfort of your home—especially in Ontario, where winter’s dry chill and summer’s dusty heat can put extra strain
Everyone Is Talking About Heat Pumps: Why More Homeowners Are Switching to Energy-Efficient Heating and Cooling If you’re looking for a smarter way to heat and cool your home, heat pumps are worth a closer look. These systems are becoming
UPGRADES THAT PAY YOU BACK – HERE’S HOW! If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your home’s energy efficiency, comfort, or indoor air quality, there’s never been a better time to act. Through the Home Renovations Savings Program, you can access
R-454B Regrigerant: What homeowners need to know about the new eco- friendly AC upgrade The transition from R-410A to R-454B refrigerant in Canada is part of a broader global effort to reduce greenhouse gas missions, particularly those from hydrofluorocarbon (HFCs)
