Top 5 Winter Habits That Make Your Air Dirtier
Winter in Winnipeg means that you need to be sealed up tight. Thick windows protect from cold winds and help to create that cozy indoor time. But it also means that indoor
Winter in Winnipeg means that you need to be sealed up tight. Thick windows protect from cold winds and help to create that cozy indoor time. But it also means that indoor
As the cold season approaches, the need for heat naturally increases. Many homeowners can sometimes start to notice changes in their indoor comfort, and not for the better. What they might not
Protect Rural & Peri-Urban Winnipeg Homes with a Fall Duct Refresh As fall wraps around the region, autumn brings more than cozy weather. It also releases a great cloud of harvest dust,
Even as 2025 winds down, Manitoba homeowners are facing updated provincial air-quality guidelines that bring indoor environments into sharper focus. While many people think about air quality in terms of outdoor pollution,
Start the Season with Fresh Air Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and this means family gatherings, delicious meals, and a home filled with people. As the big day approaches, many homeowners
When the temperature starts to drop and you turn on your furnace for the first time in months, the last thing that you want to smell is that unmistakable musty, moldy odor.
Whether you are wondering to tackle duct cleaning yourself or call in a pro, it is important to know the factors that can come into play. The cost, depth, and risks of
Regardless of the weather outside, it’s always the perfect time to think about your furnace, and the ducts that distribute its warmth. At Winnipeg Duct Cleaning, we believe pairing an annual furnace
Winnipeg summers often conclude with a series of intense thunderstorms and muggy weather. While these storms provide temporary relief from the heat, they also spike indoor humidity levels. For homeowners, that rise
Is It Still in Your Ducts? The 2025 wildfire season left much of Western Canada, including Winnipeg, blanketed in thick smoke for weeks. While the immediate concern was outdoor air quality, many