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What Causes an AC Circuit Breaker to Trip & How to Fix It?

By RB Heating | Date: 28-06-2022

Dealing with a broken AC in the summer heat is zero fun, especially when it keeps tripping the breaker. But what causes an AC circuit breaker to trip?  At RB Heating ClimateCare, we service home and business owners across Kemptville and the surrounding areas, specializing in heating, cooling, and air quality. We know air conditioners […]

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Benefits of Using a Generator for Home Power & During Power Outages

By RB Heating | Date: 13-06-2022

Many modern households are prioritizing having a reliable electricity supply. Backup generators come in handy during power blackouts. Are you considering using a generator for home power? A backup generator keeps your house powered up and ensures that you maintain your home’s comfort amidst power outages. Also, with a generator, you can operate your home […]

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5 Signs You Need to Change Your Home Air Filter and Consequences If You Don’t

By RB Heating | Date: 03-05-2022

You’ve noticed that you haven’t changed your air filters in a year. Should you? There are many parts of your home, from your air conditioner to your air purifier, that needs filters. You can’t run an air conditioner or furnace without a filter, and you shouldn’t run one with a clogged or seriously full filter […]

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Summer Humidity and Its Impact on Your Home

By RB Heating | Date: 18-04-2022

In Canada, homeowners experience noticeable changes due to home humidity in the summer. The ideal humidity for a home in summer is between 30% and 50%. As humidity levels rise, you’ll begin to feel the effects, not only in your body but in your living space as well.  At RB Heating ClimateCare, we help families […]

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How Often Should You Clean the Ducts in Your House?

By RB Heating | Date: 01-02-2022

So, how often should you clean your air ducts? A rough estimate is every three to five years. However, that is only an estimate. The real answer is that you should clean your ducts when they need it. But it can be hard for a homeowner to know when that is. We’ll discuss what you […]

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5 Reasons Why Your Furnace Maintenance is Important All Year Around

By RB Heating | Date: 10-01-2022

Is furnace maintenance really necessary? Yes, it is important to keep your furnace in good working condition.  While many HVAC technicians may focus on getting your furnace maintained in the fall, and they have good intentions, really you can do furnace maintenance at any time of the year. While fall is convenient to ensure your […]

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Talk Like a Pro: A Glossary of HVAC Terms

By RB Heating | Date: 04-11-2021

If you are in the market for a new HVAC system or find you are constantly in need of repairs, it can be helpful to learn the terms used by HVAC professionals. Here’s a glossary of HVAC terms to help you talk like a pro.  HVAC Terms: Common Acronyms  Other than HVAC which stands for […]

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HVAC Options When Adding a Home Addition

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Whether you’re adding a whole new room or a bump out to your home, one thing that you’ll need to decide is how the new space will be cooled and heated. The last thing you want is to have hot, humid air destroying your beautiful new construction.  Properly conditioning your new home addition is also […]

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HRV vs ERV: Which Is Better For Cold Weather

By RB Heating | Date: 17-09-2021

Living in a cold climate calls for a dependable HVAC system. However, most homeowners are unaware that there are many different types of heating systems to choose from. There are also two types of recovery ventilators available:  HRV: heat recovery ventilator ERV: energy recovery ventilator While both deliver warm air throughout your home using a centralized mechanical system, understanding […]

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What’s the Best Temperature to Set Your AC? Ductless Mini Split and Central Air

By RB Heating | Date: 07-09-2021

In the summer, the average homeowner sets their air conditioner to 72 degrees Fahrenheit or 22 degrees Celsius. But is that best? And should you change what you set your temperature to depending on what system you have? Homeowners with ductless mini splits and those with central air will find their answers here. Temperatures to […]

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