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As homes and buildings become more airtight, we also realize that in the absence of good ventilation buildup of humidity, especially in crowded houses and very cold climates, can lead to poor IAQ and potential growth of mold. Residents can improve their IAQ and get the most out of their HRV or ERV by knowing how it works and adjusting it from time to time.
Read MoreOBC 2024 is harmonizing ventilation guidance with the NBC 2020 and you need to know what's in, what's changed, what's better, and what will need some work.
Read MoreAs programs and building codes push towards Net Zero Ready, energy, and low-carbon emission homes, Drain Water Heat Recovery (DWHR) is technology on a major growth trend.
Read MoreMost Canadian homes have hot water heaters but residents don’t pay much attention to them because they run quietly in the background. Conventional hot water heaters have been getting more efficient, but there are now alternatives and add-on technologies on the market that builders and homeowners should learn about.
Read MoreIn the realm of Canadian home construction and changes to provincial building codes, the pursuit of energy efficiency has become a paramount concern for most home builders and homeowners.
Read MoreIn this video, Building Knowledge Canada President Gord Cooke describes the construction techniques that make multi-family buildings better for everyone by ensuring that the party wall in multi-family dwellings is as airtight as an exterior wall.
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