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  • Duct Sizing & Physics

    Posted on January 2, 2019 by in Blog_Posts

    Sizing ductwork is not something that can be determined with a rule of thumb or educated guesswork. Duct sizing boils down to science – specifically, physics – and despite the inclination of some HVAC contractor to fit a tight budget by undersizing ductwork, physics is indifferent to money. An cooling system with undersized ductwork simply […]

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  • EPH Hosts Airflow Testing & Balancing Seminars

    Posted on December 3, 2018 by in Blog_Posts

    E.P. Homiek Sheet Metal & HVAC Supply recently hosted two well-attended Residential and Light Commercial TAB/Airflow Testing, Adjusting & Balancing seminars in our Lakewood and Union locations. The seminars began with an introduction to the many opportunities that exist for contractors and how their customers can benefit from TAB service, as proper airflow is the […]

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  • How Does an ECM Motor Work?

    Posted on November 14, 2018 by in Blog_Posts

    The days of inefficient single-speed, on-off furnace blowers are gone. Today’s units utilize multi-speed motors or variable speed blower motors, also known as electronically commutated motors (ECM). ECMs are more energy efficient than multi-speed motors, require less maintenance, improve indoor air quality, and provide better humidity control. They cost more up front, but they pay […]

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  • Refrigerant Moisture Infiltration & Evacuation

    Posted on October 23, 2018 by in Blog_Posts

    Moisture in refrigerant lines is a condition that can cause serious problems in an HVAC system. When moisture levels in a refrigeration system aren’t adequately controlled it can ultimately lead to reduced compressor efficiency, accelerated system corrosion, and possible compressor failure. Moisture infiltration can occur in a number of ways, beginning with improper evacuation of […]

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  • Dirt Streaks Around Supply Vents: What Causes It, How to Correct It

    Posted on October 8, 2018 by in Blog_Posts

    When dirt streaks appear around supply vents, a common assumption is that they are caused by dirty filters or ductwork. More often than not, however, this is not the case. So where is this dirt coming from? There are a few possibilities. The dirt is coming from the room itself. Air leaves a supply vent […]

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  • Retain Your Customers for Best Lifetime Value

    Posted on September 19, 2018 by in Blog_Posts

    Customer retention should always be the #1 priority of every HVAC contractor. While attracting new customers is a necessity for any successful business, it’s even more important to keep the business you’ve already gained. Depending on what industry you’re in, the cost of acquiring a new customer can cost anywhere from 5 to 25 times […]

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  • E.P. HOMIEK SEMINAR SCHEDULE FOR FALL/WINTER 2018-2019

    Posted on August 13, 2018 by in Blog_Posts

    NJ HVACR Continuing Education 5-Hour Course October 6, 2018 @ EPH Lakewood November 10, 2018 @ EPH Union Led by NJ-approved instructor Scott Bishop, this course is for Licensed Master HVACR Contractors renewing for July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2021. This class will cover residential topics only including regulations and code (board required), safety, […]

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  • ASHRAE 62.2 Residential Ventilation Standard

    Posted on August 4, 2018 by in Blog_Posts

    All areas of a home, even those that are not regularly occupied, require some measure of air circulation. ASHRAE 62.2 provides residential guidelines for air changes per hour (ACH) for every area of a home under various conditions. Air changes per hour is the measure of how many times the air within a space is […]

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  • Get Plugged In to Connected HVAC Solutions

    Posted on July 13, 2018 by in Blog_Posts

    If you are an HVAC contractor that’s been avoiding today’s smart technologies and interconnected solutions, now would be a good time to get plugged in, because technology is evolving faster than you might think. If you’re not willing to up your game, chances are your business will be left behind by more forward-thinking contractors. Today’s […]

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