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Ventilation Standards at Work
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There was a time when it seemed unlikely that Wisconsin housing could be too tight, but times have changed. [continue reading]

Make Room for the Caddy
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Since homes continue to be built with attached garages - with no change in sight - builders and contractors need to understand how to minimize the risk of CO poisoning. [continue reading]

Ventilating Ontario
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Since 1990, mechanical ventilation systems have been mandated in the National Building Code of Canada (NBCC), as new Canadian houses are generally too tight to rely on incidental air leakage ... [continue reading]

Preventing Particle Penetration
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With residents' health increasingly dependent on a home's indoor air quality, ventilation strategies become more important than ever. [continue reading]

Clean Breathing in Production Homes
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For the best ventilation performance, whole-house air distribution is key. [continue reading]

Reexaming Roof Ventilation
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A new business opportunity is being created in cold-climate areas, as roofers work with home performance contractors to address issues of liability, technical rethinking, and customer service. [continue reading]

New ASHRAE Ventilation Standard
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Ventilation in the housing stock accounts for one-third to one-half of the space conditioning load, primarily through uncontrolled air leakage. [continue reading]

Ventilation/Cooling Method Needs User Input
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Many U.S. homebuilders and buyers view compressor cooling as a necessity, even in mild climates. But the widespread use of compressor cooling causes several problems, especially in warmer regions like the West Coast. [continue reading]



Scott Donnelly
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Keeping a home cool in the summer yet warm in the winter is a tough request. The choice of quantity ...


Doug Garrett
Code Conflict Between 2012 IRC and 2012 IECC
It has come to my attention that there may be a building science-based conflict in the language of the 2012 International ...





























