Common Reasons to Consider HVAC Upgrade or Replacement HVAC Options: Retain, Upgrade, or Replace HVAC Assessment, Code Compliance, Safety, and Installation Potential Stop-Work Conditions during HVAC Assessment Active Knob-and-Tube Wiring or Exposed Wiring Moisture in Crawlspace, Basement, or Attic HVAC Equipment in the Attic HVAC Equipment in the Crawlspace or Basement Natural-Draft Combustion Appliance in…
Proper house ventilation is essential for maintaining indoor air quality and ensuring code compliance. Here’s a detailed guide on designing and implementing whole-house ventilation systems: Scope Design a whole-house ventilation system that complies with all relevant codes and standards and provides adequate indoor air quality. Preliminary Planning Description The amount and type of ventilation needed…
Construction and remodeling projects can generate significant dust and debris, which, if not properly managed, can contaminate air ducts and HVAC equipment. Maintaining clean and dry air ducts is crucial for the efficiency and indoor air quality of your HVAC system. In this guide, we’ll provide a comprehensive overview of how to protect and clean…
Scope Description International Mechanical Code (IMC) Classification (2009 and 2012) National Fuel Gas Code (NFPA 54) Classification (2012) Category I Furnaces with Induced Draft Fans Category III Furnaces Category IV Furnaces How to Select and Install a Furnace Ensuring Success Climate Considerations ENERGY STAR and DOE Zero Energy Ready Homes have climate-specific criteria for furnace…
In the realm of residential and light commercial building assessments, the Enclosure Leakage Test is a critical procedure that helps gauge and address air leakage issues. This comprehensive blog post delves into the scope, description, and step-by-step procedures of the Enclosure Leakage Test, providing valuable insights for contractors and professionals in the construction industry. Scope…
