In this video, Joshua Griffin goes through one of the biggest ugly truths with the heating and air-conditioning industry! Joshua shares how most professionals in the HVAC industry start out as a helper or apprentice before moving on to practicing the trade themselves. The problem with this is that most of them never learn a big problem in our industry which is air quality. With homes being built tighter, and other issues with customers having breathing issues, technicians require more education than ever to be able to remedy some of the air quality issues we see today. These professionals typically don't have the training to properly diagnose an air quality issue an your home!
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Great video about air qualit. I’ve always heard about indoor air is 4-5 times worse than the outside air. Now we have very tight homes and tight is great, but now we have to adjust or remedy the problems created by the home being very tight. Even homes that aren’t tight still need a solution with people spending 90% of their time in their home. The problem is most homeowners dont think about the air there breathing, and that’s where the trained professionals need to explain and come up with a solution. this has been on my mind for the past 5 yrs, after watching your video I’m going to take some courses on indoor air quality and find t…
I had a Bosch heat pump installed last summer, connected to an existing AS furnace. The company rep was simply a salesman. His previous job was supervising home remodeling projects for a hardware and lumber store. So he didn't have expertise in HVAC. On the other hand, he works for a big company with installers, service techs, engineers who review all proposals, and they also run a school for HVAC techs. When I had questions, they sent an engineer to my house. At any rate, I had read an article in This Old House about Energy Recovery Ventilators and asked the sales rep about it. He said that was something people were doing "in the Nineties" and they just tear…
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