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Ontario’s winter is beautiful, but one shouldn’t want to be caught with a broken furnace. An engaged check-up with HVAC is the magic key to keeping your home heated and your costs for electrical bills under control. Don’t wait until the first deep freeze hits! Here are the key signs your furnace...
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The heating season brings a wave of service calls. Consequently, many HVAC contractors focus on immediate needs, handling repairs and emergency breakdowns. Therefore, the simple, routine annual furnace tune-up often gets overlooked as a key driver for business success. Airtek, Canada’s best HVAC wholesaler and supplier, understands the importance of providing you,...
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Heat pumps are a key part of many homes in Ontario. They provide both heating and cooling efficiently. At Airtek, we know that regular maintenance keeps your heat pump running longer and saves you money. Without proper care, performance can drop, and repairs can get expensive. One real-life example comes from Sarah,...
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When it comes to reliable heating, not all furnaces are built the same.Some are loud. Some cycle on and off too often. Some overheat the house.And then there’s the Chinook Furnace — a system engineered specifically for comfort, efficiency, and the Canadian climate. Designed and manufactured right here in Canada, the Chinook...
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As summer winds down and cooler temperatures approach, HVAC contractors across Ontario know it’s time to help clients prepare for the heating season. End-of-summer maintenance isn’t just about ensuring comfort — it’s about preventing breakdowns, saving energy, and extending the life of HVAC equipment. Here are some key steps to focus on...
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When it comes to home comfort, most people want a system that keeps them cool in the summer, warm in the winter, and efficient all year long. Two of the most popular options in Canada are central air conditioners and heat pumps. While both look similar and even share some components, they work...
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One of the easiest yet most crucial furnace maintenance procedures is to change the air filter on a regular basis. It keeps the air clean and the system functioning properly for homes. Informing clients about filter changes benefits HVAC contractors by fostering longer-lasting client relationships and increasing trust. Let’s break down how often filters should be changed, the downsides of neglecting them, and the benefits of keeping them fresh—both for homeowners and for your business. How Often Should Furnace Filters Be Changed? The general rule of thumb is: 1-inch filters: Every 1–3 months Thicker/high-efficiency filters (3–5 inches):...
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