HRV/ERV
Do you know? In Ontario, Canada, heat recovery ventilation (HRV) is required in all new homes as per the Ontario Building Code (OBC). This requirement came into effect on January 1, 2017.
- To improve air quality in homes that are insulated and airtight
- To reduce indoor air pollution, which can lead to health issues
- HRVs must be sized for the building's conditioned area and number of occupants
- HRVs must have a minimum sensible heat recovery efficiency of 55%
- HRVs must be installed per manufacturer's instructions
INDOOR AIR QUALITY
HEPA filter DOES NOT eliminate any virus, including COVID-19.
With the COVID pandemic in the last two years, more and more people started paying attention to the indoor air quality. A lot of HVAC companies sell HEPA filters to customers saying it can help against COVID virus. Even though it is NOT true, you should consider installing a HEPA filter if you have a respite disease or simply allergic to certain things.
There are different options to install a HEPA filter to your exsiting HVAC system. Call us to give you free onsite investigation and quote.
In-duct UV light
Ultraviolet lights have been known to kill certain bacteria. They are used in hospitals and even come in air purifiers to improve indoor air quality. Similarly, these lights can be placed within your heating and cooling system to keep your air and unit safe from bacteria, mold, mildew and other allergens and toxins.
- Protects from airborne germs
- Reduces common household odors
- Helps alleviate allergies and flu symptoms
- Helps control asthma