If you've lived in Alberta for any length of time, you're no stranger to cold. Not just chilly, grab-a-sweater cold—but that deep freeze, park-your-car-inside-if-you-can, “feels like minus 40” kind of cold. So when people hear about heat pumps as a home heating option, the first question that usually comes up is, “Do those things even work here?”
When spring finally rolls around in Alberta, there’s a collective sigh of relief. After months of snow, freezing temperatures, and cranking the furnace day and night, it feels great to see the sun hanging around a little longer and the grass beginning to peek through. Around Spruce Grove and Edmonton, spring cleaning is a ritual, inside the home and out. But while we scrub windows, clear out garages, and freshen up our yards, there’s one key system that deserves just as much attention: your furnace and air conditioning
If you’ve lived in Sherwood Park for a while, you probably already know that dust seems to appear out of nowhere. You can wipe down your shelves, vacuum the carpet, and open a few windows for some fresh air—and yet, by the end of the week, there it is again: a fresh, annoying layer of dust on every surface. Whether it’s the dry prairie wind, all the local construction, or the regular in-and-out of kids and pets, dust seems like a never-ending battle.
If you've lived in Alberta for any length of time, you're no stranger to cold. Not just chilly, grab-a-sweater cold—but that deep freeze, park-your-car-inside-if-you-can, “feels like minus 40” kind of cold. So when people hear about heat pumps as a home heating option, the first question that usually comes up is, “Do those things even work here?”
When spring finally rolls around in Alberta, there’s a collective sigh of relief. After months of snow, freezing temperatures, and cranking the furnace day and night, it feels great to see the sun hanging around a little longer and the grass beginning to peek through. Around Spruce Grove and Edmonton, spring cleaning is a ritual, inside the home and out. But while we scrub windows, clear out garages, and freshen up our yards, there’s one key system that deserves just as much attention: your furnace and air conditioning
If you’ve lived in Sherwood Park for a while, you probably already know that dust seems to appear out of nowhere. You can wipe down your shelves, vacuum the carpet, and open a few windows for some fresh air—and yet, by the end of the week, there it is again: a fresh, annoying layer of dust on every surface. Whether it’s the dry prairie wind, all the local construction, or the regular in-and-out of kids and pets, dust seems like a never-ending battle.
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