The Toronto Heating and Air Blog

Given the GTA’s temperature extremes, you know how important your home’s HVAC system is. That’s why it gets regular maintenance is critical. In the meantime, here are a few things you can do yourself to keep your system in good shape.

1.       Clean or replace your air filter

Your air conditioner’s filter should be cleaned or replaced once a month in high season. Filters clogged with dust and dirt can reduce airflow and make your AC less efficient, so be sure to check yours often. Some filters are reusable and can be cleaned, while others must regularly be replaced. To clean your filter, follow manufacturer instructions and make sure to let it air dry completely.

Business owners have always been looking for ways to reduce expenses without compromising on the standard of living. Weatherizing offers a cost-effective way to improve indoor comfort. You will also be benefited from the improved energy efficiency of your HVAC system. You can always call professional commercial HVAC contractors for the job but there are certain things you can do by yourself. We will be discussing it in this blog post.

At Lucky Air Climate Control Ltd, we provide full service commercial HVAC services, offering installation and repair work for systems. Our talented team of technicians is an expert in working from basement residential heating systems to rooftop commercial HVAC systems. You can always count on us in getting the job done right.

Grease ducts are designed specifically to vent grease-laden flammable vapours from cooking equipment (such as stoves, deep fryers, and woks) outside a home or building. Their construction and maintenance is regulated and it is an essential part of the building's passive fire protection system. Fire codes or related safety regulations have to be followed while cleaning them. This is because grease and other exhaust from a kitchen is highly combustible, significantly increasing the risk of fire. The use of fire rated duct wrap in your kitchen is important to prevent a fire from spreading.

Multi-story commercial and residential buildings usually use air distribution systems (ADS) to provide the necessary heating, cooling and ventilating functions. These systems must meet the minimum performance and fire safety standards set by the building code. At Lucky Air Climate Control Ltd, we provide fire rated duct wraps to our clients in Toronto. Our experienced team can handle all commercial and residential projects. We also provide quality commercial air conditioning services.

While renovating your commercial space, you can modify your HVAC system also. Change the old heating and cooling solutions like boilers, and install the latest products. With advanced technology, commercial HVAC equipment are now more energy-efficient. Offer benefits including lower energy bills, better working environments and a boost in productivity. Lucky Air Climate Control Ltd. has been providing commercial HVAC services in the Greater Toronto Area since 2005. Our team is committed to providing expert workmanship and quality products.

Your commercial heating system is undoubtedly nothing short of a climate control titan. But even a titan will come to an eventual, crushing halt. It’s important to recognize the signs that it might be time to replace or repair your unit. At Lucky Air Climate Control, we take care of all your commercial and home heating needs. Let our experts help you recognize the signs that your commercial heating system is in need of repairs.

Maintaining your commercial or condo building’s HVAC system is extremely important, especially when it comes to the beginning of the spring season. While it might be your natural instinct to start cleaning up everything in your home, people often forget that their mechanical systems need attention as well. Your HVAC needs to be cleaned regularly and receive proper maintenance in order for it to keep functioning properly. At Lucky Air Climate Control, we take the care of your condo air conditioning system in Toronto very seriously. Let our experts walk you through some of the different steps to take before turning on the A/C this spring.