According to a Pew Research Study, 77% of Americans agree that developing alternative renewable energy sources should be prioritized over increasing U.S. production of non-renewable energy sources. Our world is growing increasingly more invested in using ‘green’ energy sources, and it’s past time for HVAC […]
By Bud Hammer HVAC systems are designed to provide indoor comfort, based on extreme weather conditions; therefore, they are inherently oversized for most days. The challenge we have is to adjust the system capacity for all the days the weather is between 0 and 100 degrees. […]
Over the last few months, natural gas prices have surged causing winter heating bills to be larger than expected. According to ACHR News, propane costs are expected to increase more than 50%, natural gas, 30%, and even electricity is expected to rise between 5-10%. With […]
The winter season is bringing more and more Americans indoors. Kids are back to school, employees are going back to work, and we are going back to indoor gatherings as cooler weather approaches. Yet COVID-19 and its variants continue to spread, making indoor spaces a […]
By Bud Hammer The first thing to understand about HVAC technology is that there isn’t anything called cold, instead we focus on transferring heat from one place to another. A typical residential style air conditioning system uses the physics of refrigerant to transfer heat from inside […]