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
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
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
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
How many phone calls have you received attempting to sell an air duct cleaning? Probably too many! As of March 1st, 2018, the Government of Ontario banned door-to-door sales of certain household appliances and services. Since the enactment of this
Commercial heating in Ottawa operates the same as a residential heating system. The goal is to keep your facility at a comfortable temperature throughout the year with humidity around 50 percent. This is performed through the use of some form
Climate Works has been trusted to perform duct cleanings in hospital operating rooms and by tens of thousands of homeowners across Ontario. With over 15 years of experience, we are your local NADCA certified air duct cleaning experts. 5 Signs
In the middle of a cold and snowy winter day, the last thing you want is for your furnace to suddenly stop heating your home. Lately, you’ve probably seen warnings online urging you to clear your furnace vent outside —
Finding the best water heaters in Ottawa is important when you’re dealing with average winter temperatures ranging in the single digits to below zero. The problem is, our water heater isn’t something we think about until it becomes a problem.
Your garage is a fully-functional extension of your home but often, we treat it as an afterthought. You’re in there working on your car, planning future home improvement projects, and having a cup of coffee as the sun comes up
Given the long and extremely cold winters in Canada, effective Ottawa home heating solutions are imperative for every home. In fact in some parts of the country, heating may be required for even 9 or more months. Fortunately to keep
A new gas furnace can represent a significant expense. It’s also crucial to keeping you and your family comfortable inside while Mother Nature does her worst outside. But aside from the occasional maintenance issue, most of us never think about
These days, everyone seems to worry about germs. Germs can be present anywhere, and in a society that prides itself on cleanliness, getting rid of germs is important. Of course, we are not talking just about getting rid of germs
The easiest way to save Home Heating Dollars is to lower the temperature setting on your home thermostat. As a general rule, you may save up to 2% on your heating bill for every 1˚C you turn the thermostat down
