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Description
 It can be a tough decision: invest more money in an old HVAC system, or spend capital on new, updated equipment? The wrong decision could cost you – and more than just money. Learn whether or not your system is a good candidate for refurbishment, or if you'd benefit more from an entirely new system. Then, find out what to expect after you make your decision.
Learning Objectives
- Identify which types of HVAC equipment are best suited for refurbishment.
- Compare the pros/cons of refurbishment and replacement.
- Determine whether your HVAC system could benefit from refurbishment or replacement.
- Calculate the differences between refurbishing HVAC equipment and replacing HVAC equipment.
For more info: webinars@stamats.com
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Presenter
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John W. Pulley P.E. LEED AP BD+C
John Pulley is a Vice President and Director of Engineering for HOK in the San Francisco office. Mr. Pulley has 30 years of professional experience in engineering design, project management, business development and management and finance. His work emphasizes a holistic approach to design that results in elevated, integrated, and high performance sustainable design. His projects include significant international experience. John received a B.A. degree in Physics from Drake University and B.S degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Missouri in Columbia. John is licensed in over 25 states and is active in a number of professional organizations such as ACEC, CTBUH, USGBC and ASHRAE where he is on the Building Environmental Impacts and Sustainability, Radiant Heating and Cooling, Integrated Building Design, Tall Buildings and Under Floor Air Distribution Technical Committees.
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Atlas Sales & Rentals, Inc. has been a leading distributor of portable air conditioning and heating equipment for more than 30 years, with full-service offices nationwide. Atlas can provide facilities with cost-effective temporary cooling and heating during refurbishment or replacement of HVAC systems… as well as solutions to a full range of primary, supplemental and emergency cooling needs.
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