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HVAC In Supermarkets

Supermarkets are some of the biggest consumers of energy per square foot in the country. Preserving food while maintaining thermal comfort for customers is quite difficult. There are also a wide variety of temperatures foods need to be held at; grocers have...

Furnace Fans

Long-time readers of our blog have a pretty good idea how furnaces work; there’s some type of heating mechanism, usually using electricity or natural gas as a source of energy. That heat is then sent through the ducts via fan (technically known as a blower motor), and...

How Electric Furnaces Work

It’s a bit odd to talk about trends in the furnace world; unlike a remodel of your kitchen or the latest fashion catalogue, the colours and patterns of your furnace aren’t particularly relevant. That said, what’s trendy right now in the world of HVAC is eco-friendly...

Electric Furnaces vs Gas Furnaces

The house is never warming properly, you’re hearing disturbing mechanical grinding from the basement, you’re calling for repairs every other week and your heating system was installed in 1987; it’s time to get a new furnace. Shopping around, you may notice that there...

Evaluating the Efficiency of Your Furnace

When we were a species of hunter-gatherers, efficiency was important, but not nearly as important as it is now. We would chop wood for fires, but if we chopped too much, or lost some, it wasn’t the end of the world; we just had to go chop more, an inconvenience, not a...

Pets and Your Furnace

Having a pet is one of life’s great joys. It’s incredible to watch their personalities develop, to form a real bond with a creature who doesn’t even share a language with you, to snuggle up on a cold winter’s night and enjoy their company. As many joys as you can find...

How Faulty Air Conditioning Can Harm Your Home

The comforts that a well installed HVAC unit can bring to your home are numerous; perfect heating in the winter, a cool retreat in the summertime. Like any piece of technology, however, poorly installed or maintained HVAC units can cause problems; these problems...

The Climate of Winnipeg

Anywhere you live, it’s likely you’ll need heating or cooling; even on the coast, temperatures can get low enough that a furnace is a must to keep toasty, and in the Deep South life without air conditioning is almost unimaginable. Temperature extremes are hazardous to...

NATE Certification

One of the many joys of bureaucracy is the need to get a certification to do just about anything. You need permits to cut hair, sell food, and even to busk; while some libertarians might rail against such injustice, regulation is quite helpful to most people....

Energy Efficiency Incentives for Manitobans

Provincial is a team of qualified Winnipeg air conditioning repair professionals and heating experts. We want your home to be as comfortable as possible; here in Manitoba, the summers are exceptionally hot, with bitter cold winters. This drastic difference in...

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