Whole-Home Humidifiers
Comfortable Humidity During Dry Weather.
Adds controlled moisture through your heating system when winter air gets dry, managed by a humidistat.
Explore HumidifiersIndoor Air Quality
Better Air. Better Living.
From the air you breathe to the comfort you feel, your home’s indoor environment matters. Explore solutions designed to improve ventilation, manage humidity, and reduce selected airborne particles.
Everyday air
Your home’s air is part of everyday comfort.
Everyday life shapes the air inside your home. Knowing what affects it is the first step to improving it.
Cooking
Releases moisture, smoke and fine particles. A range hood vented outdoors helps most.
Cleaning products
Some release chemicals into the air, especially in sprays and air fresheners.
Pets
Add dander and hair that circulate through the home.
Dust
Builds up from everyday life and gets stirred up again as air moves.
Humidity
Too dry in winter feels uncomfortable; too damp encourages condensation and mould.
Ventilation
Tight, efficient homes need a planned supply of fresh air.
Outdoor air
Pollen and, at times, wildfire smoke can find their way inside.
HVAC operation
Your heating and cooling system moves the air, so its filter and upkeep matter.
Solutions
Five ways to improve your indoor air.
Whole-Home Air Filtration
Reduce Airborne Particles.
Higher-efficiency filtration at your furnace or air handler captures selected particles, such as dust and pollen, as air circulates.
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HRV & ERV Ventilation
Fresh Air. Thoughtful Ventilation.
Brings in outdoor air and exhausts stale air while recovering heat, so you can ventilate without opening windows.
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Whole-Home Dehumidifiers
Take Control of Excess Moisture.
Removes excess moisture from damp homes and basements automatically, to a level you set.
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UV Air Treatment
Targeted UV Technology for HVAC Systems.
UV-C lamps inside your HVAC system can limit microbial growth on illuminated surfaces such as the cooling coil.
Explore UV TreatmentCommon concerns
What is your home telling you?
Pick what sounds familiar to see the solution worth exploring.
Dry winter airStatic shocks, dry-feeling air, or a humidity reading well under 30% in winter.Whole-Home Humidifiers Persistent dustDust that settles soon after cleaning, or visible particles in sunlight.Whole-Home Air Filtration Stale indoor airAir that feels stuffy, lingering cooking smells, or condensation in a tight, newer home.HRV & ERV Ventilation Damp basementA musty smell, clammy air, or humidity that stays high in summer.Whole-Home Dehumidifiers HVAC coil microbial growthGrowth found on the cooling coil or drain pan during service.UV Air Treatment
Odours and other pollutants are often best handled at the source, by removing or reducing what causes them, together with good ventilation. Equipment works best as part of that approach.
Working together
How air quality solutions work together.
Each solution does one job well. Filtration captures particles, ventilation exchanges stale air for fresh, and humidity control keeps moisture in a comfortable range. UV can treat surfaces inside the HVAC system, and regular HVAC maintenance keeps everything working as designed.
- Ventilation brings in fresh outdoor air and removes stale air.
- A filter at the furnace captures selected airborne particles.
- Humidity control adds moisture in dry winters or removes it where it is damp.
- UV at the cooling coil can limit microbial growth on that surface.
- Regular HVAC maintenance keeps it all working as designed.
Humidity
Understanding indoor humidity.
Relative humidity of roughly 30% to 50% is a common general reference range for homes.
Canadian winters complicate this. When it is very cold outside, windows and exterior walls get cold too, and moist indoor air can condense on them. In cold snaps, a lower setting is often needed to avoid condensation and the moisture problems it can lead to.
In summer, the concern flips: basements in particular can run damp, and bringing humidity down helps prevent musty odours and mould.
Let’s understand your indoor air concerns.
Tell us what you’re noticing at home, and we’ll help you explore the solutions that fit, starting with the simplest.