Updates
National Handwashing Awareness Week, recognized annually in December, serves as a timely reminder of the importance of proper hand hygiene in preventing illness and promoting health. While hand washing has long been associated with reducing the spread of bacteria and viruses, the conversation around cleanliness must also include indoor air quality. The air individuals breathe […]
The Rotary Christmas Celebration: A Foundation of Holiday Support There’s something special about December in Hamilton. The lights go up, the city feels warmer than the thermostat suggests, and thousands of families gear up for a season that reminds us why community matters. At Vacu-Man Furnace and Duct Cleaning, we don’t just clean the air, […]
Remembrance Day Reflection: Honouring Veterans with Community Wellness
A Personal Reflection on Remembrance Every year on November 11th, Canadians pause to remember, but for me, it’s also a moment to reflect.My grandfather served in World War II. I didn’t get to spend much time with him growing up, but the stories I did hear have stayed with me. He once told me he […]
Pre-Holiday Home Prep: Why Duct Cleaning Should Be on Your List
As the festive season approaches, homeowners often focus on tidying their homes, decorating, and preparing for guests. However, one critical aspect of pre-holiday home maintenance that is frequently overlooked is duct cleaning. Ensuring clean air ducts can significantly improve indoor air quality, boost HVAC efficiency, and create a healthier environment for loved ones—especially during the […]
National Gratitude Month: Thankful for Cleaner Indoor Air
November marks National Gratitude Month—a time to reflect on essential aspects of life that contribute to overall well-being. While many focus on relationships and personal milestones, environmental factors such as indoor air quality are often overlooked. As temperatures drop and Canadians spend more time indoors, clean air becomes vital not only for comfort but also […]
How to Prepare Your Furnace for the First Frost
As the first frost approaches, homeowners across Ontario are reminded of the importance of preparing their heating systems for sustained seasonal use. A properly maintained furnace not only ensures reliable performance during periods of low temperatures, but also enhances energy efficiency, reduces operational costs, and supports indoor air quality. Preventative maintenance is not merely a […]
Observed annually, National Clean Air Month serves as a timely reminder of the critical relationship between environmental air quality and human health. While outdoor air pollution often dominates public discourse, the air within residential and commercial spaces is equally significant. With Canadians spending the majority of their time indoors, the condition of heating, ventilation, and […]
Pumpkin Spice and Clean Air: Fall HVAC Maintenance Tips
Autumn brings with it a familiar and comforting blend of crisp air, colourful leaves, and the unmistakable aroma of pumpkin spice. While seasonal candles and beverages evoke warmth and nostalgia, indoor air quality should not be left to scent alone. With households preparing to close windows and engage heating systems, fall is the ideal time […]
Top Tips for Avoiding Odors in Your HVAC System This Fall
As autumn sets in and households begin to rely more heavily on heating systems, it becomes increasingly important to maintain indoor air quality. One common concern among homeowners and property managers during this season is the presence of unpleasant odours originating from HVAC systems. Left unaddressed, these odours can circulate throughout the entire property, leading […]
Halloween and HVAC: Don’t Let Dust Bunnies Haunt Your Ducts
As Halloween approaches and households prepare for a season of costumes, candy, and community festivities, indoor air quality is rarely top of mind. Yet, fall is a critical time for addressing HVAC system cleanliness—especially when ductwork may harbour more than just cobweb decorations. Dust, allergens, and microbial debris accumulate in ducts over time, and without […]
