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Ducts And Efficiency I just reread the May 27, 2002 issue with its four articles focusing on zoning. All recommendations seem to indicate that design allowing a considerable air bypass

To many people, the wait is inevitable and only a minor irritation. To others, it is a major headache and adds extra costs to doing business. “It” is commuting to and from work and the lost time caused by this.

With temperatures reaching the 90s in the Northeast, heat advisories in the Midwest, and record heat in the West this summer, it’s a good time to remind — or retrain — technicians and installers regarding the dangers of heat stress.

Fixing The Problem [Editor’s note: This letter is in reference to John R. Hall’s June 17 column, “This Guy Doesn’t Like Forced-Air Systems; What Say You?”]Regarding John R. Hall’s column

Controlling IAQ [Editor’s note: This letter is in reference to John R. Hall’s June 17 column, “This Guy Doesn’t Like Forced-Air Systems; What Say You?”]I would agree that forced-air heating

When sifting through the information for my three-part series on mold, I tried to keep one thought on the radar screen: What’s in it for HVACR contractors?

Ah, at last. The “dog days of summer” are soon upon us. For the record, this period traditionally begins July 3 and ends approximately August 15.

Due to an EPA administrative stay, it is legal to sell pre-packaged split systems to homeowners until the agency takes final action on the stay. The stay expired on April 27, 1995, and no final action has been taken.

Flat-Rate Pricing Is The Best Method As an HVAC consultant to the industry for over 18 years, I took exception to the “Ask The Lawyer” question [“Does Flat-Rate Pricing Deceive

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