Give-A-Sh**-ology Blog
Turns Out, Price Has a Leakage Nerd Too
Registration is open for our HVAC class, "Duct Leakage for Engineers" on February 20. Tom will share the spotlight with Mark Mahon from Price Industries.
What Leaks Most?
Just because you can't see it, doesn't mean it ain't leaking. The 2024 HVAC Training Program opens with "Duct Leakage for Engineers" on February 20. Sign up today and we'll see you in class.
We Have to Find the Leak
Soon, there will be more rewards for high-performing buildings. So a duct retrofit might be worthwhile. To learn more, join us in our February class, “Duct Leakage for Engineers”. Registration is open.
What Leaks Most?
Just because you can't see it, doesn't mean it ain't leaking. The 2024 HVAC Training Program opens with "Duct Leakage for Engineers" on February 20. Sign up today and we'll see you in class.
We Kick Off the 2024 Training Program Pondering Two Wagers
The 2024 HVAC Training Program opens with "Duct Leakage for Engineers" on February 20. Sign up today and we'll see you in class.
2024 Training and a Trip Back to High School English
"For 2024, I thought it would be fun to have a literary theme for each class. From ‘Frankenstein’ to ‘1984’ to the Old Testament." - Tom Gelin
Perhaps you’re the cobbler, HVAC company owner
This week we take a lesson from the old cobbler story as we ponder indoor climate and comfort. Why? Because there is definitely room for improvement. And this month's HVAC class tackles the topic of comfort head on.
Is a Plaque Diffuser your Hammer?
Registration is open for our December HVAC training class, Controlling Office Building Comfort Through Air Distribution. See you in class.
Do you take baths?
Registration is open for our December HVAC training class, Controlling Office Building Comfort Through Air Distribution. See you in class.
Don’t make me hire an HVAC lobbyist
"I’m not going to be a person who just beefs about a problem. I’ll put my money behind it. Let’s chip in and hire a lobbyist to improve our short-sighted code and raise the standards around here." - Tom Gelin
The Price is Wrong. But just hang on a second.
Some discussions end before they begin. On the subject of designing around electronic VAV diffusers, the discussion is usually over before it starts.
Even 60 Minutes gets it wrong.
Did you see the 60 Minutes segment on HVAC and air quality? They left the part out about how mixing ventilation systems more effectively spread contaminants throughout a space.
