The future of HVAC technology is showing up green for experts. It is an exciting industry-wide trend to watch. As a homeowner or builder, you will be able to enjoy the benefits of cost savings and comfort that come along with energy-efficient HVAC systems.
Here at Applewood Air, we have a long history of helping people build beautiful, functional homes complete with the latest HVAC technology. We know each stage of the build process intimately and are experts at working closely with the other trades involved to make it a smooth, efficient, low-stress process. Read more about planning an energy-efficient heating and cooling system for your new home build.
During the transitional fall season, you may discover problems with your furnace starting up again. If you try turning on your furnace and do not feel any warmer, here are a few places to begin your investigation.
Innovation and service excellence have always been two core tenets of our work here at Applewood Air. Over our 48 years in business, we have been proud to demonstrate leadership in the industry through adaptations to ongoing changes.
Your home’s building envelope has many interconnected parts which must operate together to maintain your home comfort and perform efficiently. Don’t ignore your building envelope and all that it means for your complete home comfort and energy bills!
Being that we are in the thick of winter, it is a great idea to keep an eye on your furnace to make sure it is working correctly. Here are some great tips from Read more
If you felt more of the cold than you would have liked during this January’s plunge into the negative 30’s, it’s time to take a closer look at your HVAC system. Often, there are a few simple fixes or maintenance tips that change the way your HVAC operates that will make your home significantly more comfortable when you need to stay warm.
When preparing for the winter weather there are some things you should check to ensure the furnace is set for success all winter long. The following is a basic checklist to make sure all things are a go!
Southern Ontario sees a mix of temperatures during the Fall—everything from days in 20 degree range, to days just above the freezing mark. With the changes in the air temperatures and seasons, it’s important to keep your home energy efficient to mirror these changes, saving energy and money spent on HVAC and allowing you to enjoy your home comfortably. Let’s take a look at some ways you can save energy in your home through your HVAC this Fall.
A common question we hear from homeowners is, “Why is my furnace blowing cold air?” Because a furnace is responsible for creating warm air for a home, it is a bit concerning if cold air is blowing out of the furnace and into the air ducts and air vents. Depending on the type of furnace you have (gas furnace, electric furnace, wood burning furnace, or an oil furnace) will direct you to the root of the cold air problem. But first, you should always check the thermostat to make sure you’re set
