Category: Home Comfort
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What to Expect When Buying a Hot Water Heater
Learn what to expect with a new water heater installation from Action Furnace.
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A Guide to DIY versus Professional Duct Cleaning
Duct cleaning is an essential component to the overall health and efficiency of your home’s HVAC system. In today’s blog we’ll go over the pros and cons of DIY duct cleaning and professional duct cleaning services so you can make the most informed decision for your home. We will also cover the importance of regular…
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The Ultimate Guide to Air Filtration Systems
Action Furnace has been Alberta’s comfort leader since 1975 with over 30,000 installations and thousands of 5-star reviews. Let our experienced team share our knowledge of air filtration systems.
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The Ultimate Guide to Duct Insulation
Action Furnace provides comprehensive HVAC services in Calgary, Edmonton, and Red Deer. Learn all about the benefits of insulating your ductwork here and see the steps involved, so that you can take steps to make sure your heating and cooling equipment is efficient all year long and get help if you need it.
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The Ultimate Guide to Air Filtration Systems
Your furnace doesn’t just keep the air in your home warm enough during cold weather—it can also vastly improve your air quality. Adding a high-quality air filtration system to your furnace prevents many small particles from making their way into the air you and your family breathe at home, lowering your risk for certain health…
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Affordable Ways to Supplement Home Heating
Heating your home is essential for staying comfortable in Alberta’s often-cold climate, but running your furnace all winter can get expensive. Upgrading your home by installing a high-efficiency furnace is one of the best ways to stay comfortable in chilly weather while lowering your energy bills, but there are plenty of other ways to supplement your…
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What the Internet of Things Means for Your HVAC System
The Internet of Things has revolutionized countless aspects of our lives, at work and at home. But how is this technology likely to change the way we use HVAC equipment, and what does that mean for home and business owners? Don’t worry—you’re about to find out. Here at Action Furnace, we provide leading residential HVAC…
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10 Tips to Lower Your Energy Bill
High energy bills can be a headache for Alberta homeowners—especially in cold weather, when people spend more time indoors to escape the chill outside. This results in leaving lights on longer and cranking up thermostats, all of which translates into more bills to pay each month. But it doesn’t necessarily have to be that way!…
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How to Save Money on Your Hot Water Bill
These days it seems like the cost of living keeps going up and up. Groceries, gas prices, and even your home utility bills might be on the rise. And as a result, more and more families are looking for ways to help save some money. One way to reduce your monthly spending is to manage…
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Electric vs. Gas Furnace: Which Is Best for Albertans in 2023?
Alberta winters are notoriously cruel. While that might be an exaggeration, our winters are still no joke. We need heat! The earliest furnaces used wood and coal to heat homes and buildings. As time passed, fossil fuels made it more affordable and efficient to meet increasing heating needs. Better technology led to more heating options,…
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8 Questions You NEED to Ask Before Buying a Furnace
Buying a new furnace is a big investment. And it’s a purchase worth inquiring about. Here are the questions you NEED to ask before you buy new home heating equipment. 1. Is a Forced Air Furnace Right For Me? In Canada, most homes require a forced air furnace to brave the frigid winters. But not…
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Home Insulation Tips to Reduce Your Energy Bills
Older homes are notorious for being drafty. If you’re not ready to replace your windows and doors, home insulation can help keep heat where you want. Insulation can even help lower your energy bills when appropriately installed and rated for your climate. Let’s explore the benefits of proper insulation and how it can help keep…