Indoor environmental quality (IEQ) · Calgary
Air, temperature, light and sound, measured in your home and explained in plain numbers. Start with an assessment.
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Indoor environmental quality (IEQ) is the combined quality of the conditions inside your home: the air you breathe, the temperature, the light and the sound.
We look at all four together, because they work together. A room can be warm enough and still feel stuffy, or bright enough and still too loud to focus in.
The four pillars:
We measure the air, temperature, light and sound in your home, explain the numbers in plain language, and rank the fixes by the difference they’ll make.
Consultation. We learn what your family needs from each room.
Design. We recommend options for you to choose from, with the whole home in mind.
Get it done. We install, configure and test everything, then show you how it works.
I’m Carla: a proud mom, a homeowner, and a believer in IEQ.
Health Canada estimates that Canadians spend about 90% of their time indoors. For most of us, that means home: where our kids study, where we work, and where we all sleep.
Indoor environmental quality describes the conditions inside that home — air, temperature, light and sound, and how much control you have over each. Get them right, and your home supports how your whole family thinks, sleeps and feels.
Ever heard “open a window, you need some fresh air”? In a study by Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health, office workers scored higher on decision-making tests when their rooms had more fresh air. That’s hard to do with the windows open at −40°C.
Make yourself a great day,
Carla · Co-owner, Alberta Indoor Comfort · CSM, CAPS
After your upgrades, the systems do the work on their own. There’s nothing to remember and nothing to change about your routine.
Most of what’s in indoor air, you can’t see: dust, pollen, pet dander, VOCs from paint and furniture, and the carbon dioxide that builds up when a home is closed tight for winter.
Fresh-air ventilation, whole-home filtration, UV treatment and balanced humidity are designed to keep those levels down, so the air at home stays cleaner all year.
Solutions: UV and air cleaning, HEPA filters and electronic air cleaners, humidifiers and dehumidifiers, radon mitigation, heat recovery ventilators, Aeroseal duct sealing and duct cleaning.
Each bundle combines equipment that works together, installed as one project. Tell us about your home and we’ll recommend the right fit.
Fresh, filtered, humidified air through sealed ducts. Heat recovery ventilator, MERV 16 PureAir filtration with photocatalytic oxidation, whole-home steam humidifier, Comfort Sync A3 smart thermostat, and Aeroseal duct cleaning and sealing.
See air quality systemsCleaner, humidified air through sealed ducts. MERV 14 fresh-air filter, UV Germinator air purification, flow-through humidifier, Comfort Sync A3 smart thermostat, and Aeroseal duct cleaning and sealing.
See air quality systemsFiltered, UV-treated, humidified air. MERV 14 fresh-air filter, UV Germinator air purification, flow-through humidifier and a T4 Pro programmable thermostat. Conditions apply.
See air quality systemsFiltered, UV-treated air, and a cleaner system. MERV 14 fresh-air filter and UV Germinator air purification.
See air quality systemsStart from a bundle and tell us what you’d add or change. We’ll follow up with options and pricing for your home.
A UV-C lamp installed inside your system, designed to reduce mold and bacteria on the cooling coil and in the air moving past it.
See UV products
Whole-home filtration that captures fine dust, pollen, pet dander and smoke particles as air moves through your furnace.
See the air cleaner
Adds moisture through dry Alberta winters and holds humidity in a comfortable range, which supports easier breathing and better sleep.
See the humidifier
Brings in fresh outdoor air and exhausts stale air, recovering heat on the way so you’re not paying to warm the outdoors.
See the HRV
Removes built-up dust and debris from your ductwork, then sanitizes the system.
See duct services
Seals leaks in your ductwork from the inside, so more of the air you heat or cool reaches the rooms that need it. A fix for hot or cold rooms and dusty homes.
See AerosealThermal comfort means the temperature, humidity and air movement in your home feel right to you — neither too hot nor too cold — at any time of day.
The temperature that suits work or study isn’t the one that suits sleep, and your body’s ideal sleeping temperature shifts through the night. Zoned, programmable systems let each room follow its own schedule.
Solutions: furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioners, ductless mini-splits, fireplaces, HRVs, garage and space heaters, zone control and booster fans, Aeroseal, humidifiers and hydronic heating.
AirEase high-efficiency furnaces use less gas to produce the same heat, with variable-speed and modulating models for more even temperatures.
See furnacesHeats in winter and cools in summer from one outdoor unit, and can pair with a furnace for the coldest days.
See heat pumpsAirEase central air conditioners, from single-stage to variable-capacity, sized and installed for your home.
See air conditioners
Heating and cooling for rooms your ducts don’t reach, with each room controlled on its own.
See ductless systemsGood lighting makes reading and detailed work easier on your eyes, and helps everyone move around the home safely.
Lighting that changes brightness and colour through the day can follow your natural rhythm: brighter and cooler for focus, warmer and dimmer toward bedtime.
Solutions: LED, ambient, task and accent lighting, mood lighting, automated and adaptive lighting, and safety and security lighting. See lighting products.
Your brain works to filter out noise all day. When you’re tired, every sound feels louder.
Noise comes from outside — traffic and neighbours — and from inside: older furnaces and air conditioners, plumbing, and conversation in the next room.
The World Health Organization recommends that background noise in classrooms stay below 35 decibels during lessons. We can measure your study or work space during the assessment.
Solutions: sound-absorbing materials, acoustic covers and insulation, flexible connectors, window film, shutters and glazing, and quieter modern HVAC and plumbing equipment.
They came on time and started working right off the bat. Never seen them take a break.
If you’d like to learn more before your assessment, these two guides are a good place to start.
Alberta Indoor Comfort helps Calgary families improve all four pillars of indoor environmental quality — measured, explained and fixed room by room. Start with an indoor wellness assessment.
