Indoor Air Quality Solutions for a Healthier Home
The air inside your home can hold more dust, allergens, and dryness than you’d expect, especially through a long winter with the windows closed. City Furnace Mechanical helps you take control of your indoor air with proven solutions like air purifiers, whole-home filtration, humidifiers, and UV systems. We are proud to be a trusted name in indoor air quality, backed by licensed journeyman technicians since 2003.
Proudly serving the greater Edmonton area, including Sherwood Park, St. Albert and surrounding communities. Licensed, bonded and insured.
Healthier air, greater comfort
We spend most of our time indoors, so the quality of that air matters. Dust, pet dander, pollen, and dryness can build up in a tightly sealed home and affect how comfortable it feels. The good news is that the right combination of filtration, purification, and humidity control can make a real difference.
Our technicians assess your home, explain your options honestly, and recommend solutions that fit your needs and budget. No pressure, no upselling. Just the honest, referral-based service that has defined us for over 20 years.
Our indoor air quality solutions
Every home is different, so we help you find the right mix for your space.
Whole-home air filtration
Captures dust, pollen, and airborne particles across your whole home.
Air purification systems
Works toward cleaner, fresher indoor air throughout the house.
UV air purifiers
Help reduce bacteria and other microorganisms in the airstream.
Humidifiers
Add comfortable moisture back into the air during our dry winters.
Humidity and moisture control
Helps protect against harsh dryness and window condensation alike.
Signs your home’s air could be better
You might benefit from an indoor air quality upgrade if you notice any of these.
Dryness in the heating season
Dry throat, dry skin, or chapped lips through the winter.
More dust than normal
Dust building up on surfaces faster than seems right.
Static electricity
Static shocks that are worse in winter, a sign of very dry air.
Lingering odours
Stale, stuffy air or smells that will not clear.
Allergy or congestion discomfort
Congestion or allergy discomfort that feels worse indoors.
Condensation on windows
Moisture on the glass or other signs of excess humidity.
Why the right humidity matters in our climate
Our winters are long and dry, and heated indoor air gets even drier. Too little moisture can leave the air feeling harsh and uncomfortable, while too much can lead to condensation and mould. The goal is balance.
Why local homeowners choose City Furnace
Trusted air quality experts
We have built a strong reputation for indoor air quality, and every job is handled by qualified journeyman technicians. We are licensed, bonded, and insured.
Honest recommendations
We suggest what actually fits your home and needs, not the most expensive option.
Competitive pricing
We explain your options in plain language and quote clearly before we start. Flexible financing is available through SNAP Home Finance.
Trusted since 2003
We built our business on referrals and quality workmanship. Your comfort and health come first.
Ready for cleaner, more comfortable air?
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Indoor air quality questions, answered
What affects the air quality in my home?
Common factors include dust, pet dander, pollen, humidity levels, ventilation, and how tightly your home is sealed. Filtration, purification, and humidity control all help improve it.
Why is my home's air so dry in winter?
Cold winter air holds little moisture, and heating it indoors makes it even drier. A whole-home humidifier adds balanced moisture back into the air for greater comfort during the heating season.
Do air purifiers and UV systems really help?
Whole-home filtration and purification capture airborne particles like dust and pollen, while UV systems help reduce bacteria and other microorganisms. Together they can noticeably improve the air you breathe at home.
What's the difference between a humidifier and an air purifier?
A humidifier adds moisture to dry air for comfort, while an air purifier and filtration system remove particles and pollutants. Many homes benefit from both working together.
Which areas do you serve?
We serve the greater Edmonton area, including Sherwood Park, St. Albert, and surrounding communities.
Indoor air quality service across the greater Edmonton area
We improve indoor air throughout the region, including these communities.
Let’s Get You Comfortable
Tell us what you need and we’ll send a quick, no-obligation quote. Got a heating emergency? Call us and we’ll do our best to fit you into today’s schedule.