Modern Alberta homes are sealed tight for efficiency, which is great for energy bills and rough on indoor air. We install and service the full lineup of IAQ equipment so the air in your home is as clean as the air outside it.
Tightly sealed homes need active ventilation, the right humidity level, and clean filtration. We install and service every category of IAQ system used in northern Alberta homes.

A well-maintained furnace runs more efficiently, costs less to operate, and lasts longer. Professional service also keeps your system safe and your warranty valid.
The same building practices that lower heating bills also trap moisture, CO2, and indoor pollutants. Active IAQ systems give that air somewhere to go.
Active ventilation and high-grade filtration measurably reduce dust, pollen, smoke, and cooking byproducts circulating through the home.

Whole-home humidifiers eliminate the dry-skin, cracked-wood feeling of an Alberta winter, without the puddle a portable unit leaves behind.

An HRV exhausts moisture before it fogs windows and rots window frames, which protects both your finishes and the structure behind them.

From the first call to the final follow-up, we keep your furnace work organized and on track.
IAQ projects follow the same clear path as the rest of our work. We measure, we explain, we install, and we register the warranty.
Reach out by form, phone, or text and we book a no-obligation conversation within one business day.
We visit your home, take real measurements, check the existing system, and explain the options in plain language.
We believe in honest pricing, the amount you approve is the amount you'll pay. No last minute fees or adds on.
Our certified technicians complete the install, show you the controls, and register every manufacturer warranty for you.
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Common questions we get about indoor air quality in High Prairie homes. Do not see yours? Give us a call.
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If your home was built or upgraded for energy efficiency in the last 20 years, the answer is almost always yes. Tightly sealed homes trap moisture and CO2, which leads to condensation on windows, stale air, and indoor air pollution from cooking and off-gassing. HRVs and ERVs exchange stale indoor air for fresh outdoor air while keeping the heat in.
An HRV recovers heat from outgoing air; an ERV recovers both heat and humidity. In dry Alberta winters, HRVs are usually the right call because you want to keep some moisture in. ERVs make more sense in humid climates. We will recommend the right type for your home and current insulation envelope.
Most residential whole-home humidifiers in High Prairie range from $1,000 to $3,000 installed, depending on the model and whether it ties into your existing furnace. They make a noticeable difference in dry Alberta winters — less static, less cracked wood, fewer dry sinuses overnight. Most homeowners notice the change within the first week.
For homeowners with allergies, asthma, or recurring mould issues, UV lights installed in the air handler can meaningfully reduce airborne pathogens and prevent biofilm on the coil. They are not a magic bullet — pair them with good filtration for real impact. We will discuss whether they make sense for your specific situation rather than upselling them by default.
Standard 1-inch filters need changing every 1 to 3 months. Deeper 4-inch or 5-inch media filters last 6 to 12 months. Pets, dusty environments, or wildfire smoke seasons all shorten the interval. We will recommend a schedule that fits your home during the IAQ assessment.
Reach out to us. We'll be happy to help.


Tell us about your home and what you have noticed. Stuffy rooms, dry winters, dust, or wildfire smoke. We will respond within one business day to book your free IAQ assessment.