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Why Should You Get Your Air Ducts Cleaned?

By Ken Philp ClimateCare | Date: 02-05-2016

Get your air ducts cleaned this spring and have a fresher breath of air! Having your air ducts cleaned in the spring is a great way to ensure that you and your family are breathing a fresher breath of air. However, it’s not a task that you should make yourself responsible for on your spring […]

How to Keep Your AC Healthy Between Service Visits

By Ken Philp ClimateCare | Date: 29-04-2016

How to Keep Your AC Healthy Between Service Visits Seasonal air conditioner maintenance is the most important factor in extending the lifespan and maintaining the efficiency of your central air conditioning system. Ordinary wear and tear, especially dirt and grime buildup, can cause your AC to overwork, struggle, overheat and eventually break down. Keeping everything […]

Why Customer Come Back to ClimateCare Again and Again

By Ken Philp ClimateCare | Date: 16-04-2016

At ClimateCare, we truly care about the difference we make in our customers’ daily lives by giving them quality products and services. Our team of professionals across Ontario play a huge role in making that difference possible. You might even say our team plays a bigger role than the quality of the products themselves. Here’s […]

Spring Forward!

By Ken Philp ClimateCare | Date: 15-03-2016

As you spring forward, check the batteries in your CO Alarm Sunday March 13th was the beginning of Daylight Savings Time. You all set your clocks forward 1 hour, but how many took the time to check the batteries in the carbon monoxide (CO) alarm? CO poisoning is a silent danger in many households, and the key to […]

How to Understand Furnace Energy Efficiency

By Ken Philp ClimateCare | Date: 19-02-2016

Most furnaces these days are purchased with two factors in mind: Price. Efficiency. Modern furnace models are always more efficient than those made 20 or more years ago, and there are a range of performance options across budget levels. Budget is primarily impacted by efficiency, and the efficiency rating of a new furnace is expressed through […]

The World’s 10 Biggest Geothermal Energy Plants

By Ken Philp ClimateCare | Date: 25-01-2016

There are geothermal power plants all over the world, but a group of ten stand out as seriously powerful producers. Read on to learn of the largest geothermal energy plants on Earth. 10. Darajat Power Station, Indonesia The tenth largest geothermal plant in the world is located in the Pasirwangi District of Garut in Indonesia. […]

These 5 chemicals could be in your household air

By Ken Philp ClimateCare | Date:

These 5 Chemicals Could be in Your Household Air Our efficient, airtight homes have led to a slowing of the exchange of air from indoors to out, and because of this, the EPA estimates that indoor air can be up to five times more polluted than outside. Here are the five most common indoor pollutants, […]

Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Hot Water Tank

By Ken Philp ClimateCare | Date: 14-12-2015

When is it time to replace your hot water tank? It could be right now! Maybe the right time was 2 years ago, or maybe you’re just fine as you are. There are 5 clear signs your water tank is on its last legs: Water isn’t as hot as it used to be. The heater […]

The Difference Between Single Stage, Two Stage and Modulating Furnaces

By Ken Philp ClimateCare | Date: 03-12-2015

You’re in the market for a new furnace and understand that each furnace is different. Somehow. You’re not sure, other than the fact that each is described differently by the manufacturer, exactly what the differences mean. If you don’t work in our industry or haven’t purchased a new furnace in the last 10 years, you […]

8 Ways a Humidifier Makes Winter Life Immediately Better

By Ken Philp ClimateCare | Date: 27-11-2015

Winter air is so, so dry, and a whole house humidifier is the best way to keep that dryness from ruining your winter cheer. Even humidity throughout the home is more important than many homeowners know. It’s not just a comfort thing. It’s a quality of life thing. Don’t believe us? Read on. Here are […]