Tag: Water Heater
Duct Testing Opportunities and the 2012 NC Energy Code
Training
May 22, 2012
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Now that the new 2012 NC Energy Code requires every duct system to be pressure tested, there’s a good business opportunity for folks that are
ASHRAE 62.2 for New Construction – How to Calculate the Required Amount of Ventilation
Isaac Savage
May 30, 2012
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ASHRAE 62.2, the residential ventilation standard, is now required by ENERGY STAR Version 3, as well as the Department of Energy for all federally funded
Mold is Good – Except When It’s Growing in Your House
Isaac Savage
January 23, 2011
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Mold is good… except when it’s growing inside your house. Even though we live in houses made of mold food, mold food is only appetizing when moisture levels are out of balance. Since we can’t easily eliminate mold food from our houses, it becomes very important that we keep them dry.
ONLINE Manual-D Training – Starting December 1st, 2012
Isaac Savage
August 10, 2012
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Saturday December 1, 2012 – Monday December 31, 2012 | Register Description: This 1-month online Manual-D Training course will provide you with a solid overview
Home Energy Audit Video
Isaac Savage
July 31, 2012
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This video was produced by the Department of Energy, and does a fantastic job illustrating what’s involved in a comprehensive home energy audit. This is
ASHRAE 62.2 – Types of Whole-Building Ventilation Systems
Isaac Savage
May 31, 2012
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Whole-building ventilation Whole building ventilation should dilute interior pollutants by creating an air exchange within the home. This can be achieved by one or more
Monitoring Carbon Monoxide in Your Building
Isaac Savage
January 23, 2011
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Carbon monoxide poisoning is far more common than most people believe. Here is a good video that discussed the benefits of low-level monitors.