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It’s quite likely humid or hot or both in Houston, Texas. As a builder/buyer of high performance homes who naturally wants to deliver/buy a comfortable healthy home, just how do you most efficiently… Read More
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Combo systems use a gas water heater to provide domestic water and space heating. It’s pretty slick having one equipment set-up handle these two. You can save on floor space and equipment/ducting… Read More
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PV systems have come a long way in the last two decades. While they may not work for all homes, residential installations are becoming a practical reality under more and more conditions. Here are the… Read More
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Heat loss from basements accounts for a significant portion of the energy loss from a home. In many jurisdictions, basement insulation is a building code requirement. Cost usually determines the type… Read More
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Americans have been building homes with wood—shaping logs, joining timbers, nailing studs—for almost 400 years. Our current approach, stick framing, grew popular in the mid-1800’s (particularly in… Read More
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This is a report describing the test methodology and results for experiments run on two test houses at the Bonita Springs development in Fort Myers, FL. The goal was to determine the effect of attic … Read More
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High performance building envelopes require controlled ventilation systems, sealed combustion appliances and allow the use of innovative air distribution systems. The optimum controlled ventilation… Read More
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Forced air distribution ducts are often hard to seal. Air leakage in ducts makes it difficult to assure that the correct quantity of air is conveyed to or from the intended space. In order to reduce… Read More
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