A few months ago, there was an unfortunate story in the national news about what occurs when gas leaks aren’t discovered and repaired. Three people died from a house explosion after they made multiple calls about smelling gas. After the first call, the gas company responded, but it’s unclear what actions they took. Later, another …
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Carbon Monoxide: Don’t Forget the Gas Lines
July 24th, 2020 | Posted by in David Richardson - (0 Comments)Five CO Issues to Look Out for This Summer
June 12th, 2018 | Posted by in David Richardson | Home - (0 Comments)With the end of the heating season there’s a tendency to forget the dangers of carbon monoxide (CO). As you transition to the cooling season, be sure to keep your awareness for CO high even though it’s likely to be the last thing on your mind. Let’s look at five summer CO issues you should …
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Sherlock Holmes and CO Testing
May 16th, 2018 | Posted by in David Richardson | Technical Blogs - (1 Comments)One of my favorite fictional characters growing up was Sherlock Holmes. Holmes was an extraordinary detective with a gift for finding clues of a mystery others completely missed. His confidence, observational skills, and attention to detail added an extra appeal to the stories. Little did I know the qualities of Sherlock Holmes would apply to …
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Four Obstacles to CO Testing
May 16th, 2018 | Posted by in David Richardson | Technical Blogs - (0 Comments)Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning is one of those scary issues that most HVAC professionals hope to never encounter. As with many frightening things we want to avoid, this doesn’t make those issues go away. The threat is very real even though a blind eye is often turned to it. With all the stories and reports …
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