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Harold Remlinger, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB answered shelley rodgers's question.
1 year ago
If I install solar panels, will they support an all-electric house (4 BR 3 BA)?
Topic: Solar & Alternative
Rick Goyette answered Don Juan's question.
1 year ago
Does a solar water heater have an AFUE?
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Tammy Schwolsky, LEED AP, GPR, HPwES answered abraham 's question.
2 years ago
I need to replace my A/C unit. What minimum SEER level should the new unit have?
Topic: Energy Efficiency
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2 years ago
Should I put 2" DOW insulation board on the outside or inside of my semi-conditioned crawl space?
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National Association of Home Builders NGBS
The Las Cruces Home Builders Association (LCHBA) is a non-profit trade association and it represents the residential home building industry in our region. Its designated membership area includes all of Dona Ana County as well as the Truth or Consequences and Deming areas. The LCHBA is a local association chapter and is affiliated with the state chapter, the New Mexico Home Builders Association (NMHBA).