Heat Check: As Winter Approaches, Is Your Heating System Ready?
It’s November already, and in many parts of the country, temperatures are dropping and warm coats are emerging from closets.
Posts tagged ‘indoor air quality’
Scare Conditioning: 3 HVAC Horrors to Give You the Chills
Halloween is approaching, and everyone loves a good scary story. One tale in particular always makes us quake in our ...
What is Performance Construction?
Photo Credit: Eric Lucero Photography Life today isn’t the same as it was 50 years ago and neither is an ...
The Energy Transition: The All-Electric Difference
Photo Credit: J. Loren Photography From electric cars to induction cooktops, consumers are discovering how all-electric technology can provide ...
Technology Spotlight: What is Dual Barrier Coating?
Image above: 10 years of build-up on an improperly-maintained unit (left) versus a clean unit, protected with Dual Barrier Coating ...
Different Generation – Different Home Renovation Focus
As young adults begin to purchase homes, we’re starting to document their preferences and priorities. Gen-Z and younger Millennials generally ...
Don’t Miss Our July Webinars!
The hot summer months can be a busy time of year for HVAC professionals, but that makes staying up-to-date on ...
The Ever-Growing Importance of IAQ and Energy Efficiency
Homes are more than just the spaces we live in. As current times are proving, our dwellings keep us safe ...
A Spring HVAC Refresh
Spring has officially sprung and with it comes spring cleaning. Many homeowners use this time of year as a chance ...
Breathe Easy in 2020 with Mitsubishi Electric!
With the hustle and bustle of the holidays behind us, you likely already feel yourself breathing a little easier. No ...
Exceeding High-Performance Expectations
Homeowners and consumers are becoming more familiar with performance construction concepts and how product choices impact comfort, health, efficiency and ...
This Fourth of July, Evaluate Your HVAC System!
After celebrating the Fourth of July each summer, consider checking on your home’s HVAC system to make sure you can ...
Prevent Indoor “Scare” Quality this Halloween!
Unbeknownst to you, there may be a host of scary “monsters” lurking in your home. What are they you ask? ...
The New EZ Fit™ Recessed Ceiling Cassette Provides Comfort and Installation Flexibility
Mitsubishi Electric introduces its MLZ Series One-Way Ceiling Cassette. An expansion of our M-Series line, the product features a sleek, ...
Moving Beyond Accessible Design
Recently, Google pledged to make their workspaces “ADA-plus” compliant. Their goal was to exceed the building accessibility standards ...
Project Profile: Olsen Residence
Gregg Olsen is a partner with Larry March in Eagle Services, Gilbert, Arizona – a business that offers plumbing, electrical and air conditioning. That experience meant that when it came time to design his new, 3,450-square-foot house, Olsen designed not just the overall layout, but also the actual systems behind its walls.
Project Profile: Primrose School of South Tampa
Primrose Schools provide early childhood education at over 300 franchised locations across the country. One Florida location – the Primrose ...
Specifying With Thermal Comfort in Mind
It’s common knowledge that thermal comfort ranks among the most common occupant complaints in hotels. As a result, thermal comfort ...
How VRF Addresses Educational Facilities’ IAQ Challenges
Indoor air quality (IAQ) is especially important in educational facilities. Viruses, bacteria, allergens, dust, gases and other contaminants circulate inside, ...
Project Profile: The Covenant School
The Covenant School was founded 30 years ago in Charlottesville, Virginia. The lower school, for students in pre-K through ...