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While attending ACCA 2025 at the Kalahari Resort in Texas this past March, I was asked a question that comes up often. The question focused on adding extra BTUs to the calculated heat gain to account for what was described as “additional loads.”
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The following is the second article in a three-part series addressing mold and moisture control in multi-family housing. The first […]
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