Now that we have your attention, here’s the skinny… High Country Workforce Development Board has grant money help folks that qualify get training to assist
Tightening up your house is a great retrofit project that will produce tangible results.
With funds available to HCC’s Green Building Certification program from the North Carolina Rural Economic Development Center and the Governor’s JobsNOW program, HCC was able to reimburse Home Energy Partners for on-site instruction and let the students do part of the work.
There are only a few days left to take advantage of the federal tax credit for energy efficient home improvement. All improvements must be installed before the end of 2010. This $1500 tax credit can be applied toward the expense of fireplaces, heating and cooling equipment, insulation, and replacement windows.
There are three main types of insulation – fiberglass batts, blown in fibers (cellulose or fiberglass), and spray foam. They are all commonly used to insulate attics.
We’ve had our series of HVAC design courses online now for over a year, now. They’ve been a great success and we’ve received lots of
Monday July 16, 2012 – Friday July 20, 2012 205 S Highway 64 Map and Directions | Register Description: NORTHEASTERN WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT BOARD CAN ASSIST
Are you still using rules of thumb to size HVAC equipment? This one size fits all approach can get you in trouble with your clients
