Managing the humidity and fireplace use in the wintertime can help you to increase not only the comfort of your home but also help to reduce energy costs. Learn key information about each and how to better control relative humidity levels during the winter months, while finding out how to overcome the inefficiencies of fireplaces during the heating season.
In this episode, Lindsay, Jennifer, and Rajan continue the discussion from the previous episode, and further explore the world of system efficiency. Rajan explains the metrics (SEER, IEER, EER) used to rate AC systems and what it fails to cover.
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Copeland Educational services helps contractors stay abreast of the fast-changing HVACR industry, offering online and instructor-led courses in topics like compressor applications and technologies, failure avoidance and system technologies, and a hands-on AC/refrigeration simulator.
COVID-19 has impacted a lot about the ways we keep ourselves and those around us safe and healthy. While masks and social distancing measures are visible tactics in reducing the risk of infection, the invisible air we breathe indoors can often be a source of contaminants.
In today’s episode, we are joined by a special guest from Perfect Technician Academy (PTA), Dr. Thomas Moorman. Learn how the PTA helped military veterans find fulfilling careers in the HVAC Industry.
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In this episode, Don and Jennifer discuss the differing state requirements and the challenges and impacts they have on contractors and how they perform within each state.
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One of the most important questions you can ask yourself is: What contractor should I use? When selecting a contractor, it is imperative to consider whether your contractor is certified and which certifications they currently hold.
