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HVAC to Whole-House Performance Contractor?
Guidelines and best practices for making the profitable transition into whole-house work.
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Experts Ponder Multifamily Ventilation Solutions
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How do you use diagnostic equipment (such as blower doors, and pressure sensors) to measure air flows in high-rise apartment buildings? [continue reading]

Fireplace Pilots Take Gas Use Sky High
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In the past few years, sales of convenient, clean-burning gas fireplaces have increased dramatically. [continue reading]

Can A New Duct Test Take The Pressure?
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Ten years ago, residential duct leakage testing was nonexistent. Today, it is routine for many energy conservation programs. Everyone has a favorite duct test, and many managers have adapted tests to meet the needs of their particular program. [continue reading]

Heat Pumps and Manufactured Homes: Making the Marriage Work
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In my job as the factory-built home specialist for North Carolina's Alternative Energy Corporation (AEC), I have been crawling under, in, and around manufactured homes for the last dozen years, looking for causes of, and solutions to, building energy problems. [continue reading]

Do You Dig Ground Source Heat Pumps?
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Workers begin installation of the underground coil for a ground source heat pump. The coil will be laid out in a horizontal configuration. [continue reading]

Unvented Gas Space Heaters: Drainless Sinks?
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The other day I went to the building supply store looking for materials for my kitchen remodel. [continue reading]



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