Hometech Environmental Blog

The cleanliness of your pipes is a serious concern when it comes to the health of your family and the plumbing inside your home. If you’re not careful, this could lead to a handful of problems with the safety of your drinking water. At Hometech Environmental Ltd, we provide only the finest water treatment and purification services around Aurora and the surrounding areas. Here are the main problems that could happen to your drinking water, and what might be causing them:

Proper maintenance can help prevent many common furnace problems. However, no matter how diligent you are in servicing your heating system, there may still come a time when you encounter these common problems.

In Canada, we are lucky enough to be able to take clean water for granted. Here, it’s abundant and cheap. Even though we might take it for granted sometimes, that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t take a minute every once in a while to appreciate the science behind our clean water. The more you learn about how we get our water and how we keep it clean, the better decisions you’ll be able to make about your own home’s water sources and water filtration systems.

A properly functioning air conditioner isn’t just a luxury in the summertime. It’s essential. To keep your loved ones cool and comfortable in the heat, you should be sure to have a professional perform regular maintenance on your system. This will not only extend the life of your unit, but it also makes sure you don’t experience any annoying interruptions to your air conditioning comfort.

Air quality has never been at the forefront of people's minds as much as it is today. Due to the coronavirus, Canadians are taking extra care about contaminants and the air they breathe.

A combination of social distancing, wearing masks, and improving the air quality inside homes and public spaces will help us get past this nasty virus sooner rather than later. 

One place to start is by learning about the main points of poor air quality symptoms.

In 2019, a water quality study was conducted by over 120 journalists. They found that the lead in hundreds of thousands of Canadian households was problematic.

It was even worse than the water crisis in Flint, Michigan. Flint had a bad water quality problem back in 2018. 

Canadians are more concerned about their health now more than ever, especially in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.