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HVAC ADHD

Jeremy Begley

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/14j. Total Éps: 26

Where duct design meets dopamine. Hosted by Jeremy Begley, founding shareholder of HVAC 2 Home Performance, this biweekly show dives deep into the intersection of HVAC, building performance, and green design.

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Building Better Multifamily Housing Through HVAC & Smarter Development-Season 2, Epi. 9

mercredi 29 juillet 2026 • Durée 51:46

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Building Better Multifamily Housing Through HVAC, Building Science & Smarter Development with Jeff Carroll

What if the biggest opportunity in workforce housing wasn't cutting costs…

…but building better-performing buildings?

In this episode of HVAC ADHD™, Jeremy Begley sits down with Jeff Carroll, President of Tartan Residential, to explore how high-performance HVAC design, airtight construction, commissioning, and energy-efficient building practices are reshaping the future of multifamily development.

Jeff shares how his team is challenging the traditional "value engineering" mindset by investing in better building envelopes, properly sized HVAC systems, and performance verification—creating healthier, more comfortable buildings while unlocking additional financing opportunities. Their approach has already led to award-winning workforce housing developments built ahead of schedule, under budget, and designed to perform for decades.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Why affordable housing shouldn't mean lower-quality housing
• How energy efficiency can increase project value and financing options
• The hidden costs of oversized HVAC systems in multifamily buildings
• Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) and airtight building envelopes
• Why commissioning and third-party verification are critical
• Lessons learned from building Net Zero Ready multifamily communities
• How developers can shift from minimizing first cost to maximizing long-term performance
• The future of workforce housing through building science and high-performance construction

Whether you're an HVAC contractor, building performance professional, engineer, architect, developer, energy consultant, or commissioning provider, this episode is packed with practical insights on designing buildings that perform better for owners and residents alike.

🔗 Connect with Jeff Carroll

Tartan Residential:
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AI Search, Digital PR & Building Authority Online with Chris Panteli-Season 2, Epi. 8

mardi 14 juillet 2026 • Durée 35:57

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In this episode of the HVAC ADHD™ Vodcast, Jeremy Begley sits down with Chris Panteli, co-founder of Linkify, to explore one of the biggest shifts happening in contractor marketing today: AI-powered search and digital authority.

As platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and Perplexity become the first stop for customer questions, simply ranking on Google is no longer enough. Chris explains how HVAC contractors and home service businesses can improve their visibility by building authority, earning media coverage, and creating trust signals that both search engines and AI models recognize.

Whether you're a contractor looking to generate more leads or a business owner trying to future-proof your marketing strategy, this episode provides practical advice you can start applying today.

We dive deep into:

• Why AI search is changing how customers find HVAC companies
• The difference between buying backlinks and earning media coverage
• How journalists find industry experts for major publications
• Why LinkedIn and personal branding matter more than ever
• Building trust with Google, ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and Perplexity
• Digital PR strategies that HVAC contractors can use today
• Why authority—not just keywords—is becoming the future of SEO
• How to position yourself as the expert AI recommends

This episode also explores a powerful idea that's reshaping contractor marketing:

👉 The companies that build trust will outperform the companies that simply build websites.

👉 Authority is becoming the new SEO.

If you're an HVAC contractor, home performance professional, marketer, or business owner looking to stay ahead of AI-driven search, this conversation is packed with actionable insights you won't want to miss.

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Website: https://www.linkify.ai/

Manual J Updates, ACCA Standards, Quality Installation & the Future of HVAC Design

mardi 7 juillet 2026 • Durée 55:17

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Manual J is evolving—and so is the future of HVAC.

In this episode of the HVAC ADHD™ Vodcast, Jeremy Begley sits down with Wes Davis of the Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) to discuss one of the most significant updates to HVAC design standards in years.

From Manual J revisions and field survey requirements to APIs, commissioning, and Quality Installation (QI), this conversation explores how better data is reshaping the way HVAC professionals design, install, and verify high-performance systems.

We dive deep into:

• The upcoming Manual J revisions and what contractors need to know
• Why field surveys and accurate data collection matter more than ever
• LIDAR technology, APIs, and the future of HVAC software
• Garbage in, garbage out: why design starts with quality inputs
• ACCA's Quality Installation (QI) initiative and verified performance
• Commissioning, airflow, static pressure, and system verification
• Heat pumps, load calculations, and proper HVAC design
• Why better standards create better contractors—and better customer outcomes

This episode also explores one of the biggest ideas shaping modern HVAC:

👉 The future belongs to contractors who measure, verify, and design with data.
👉 Guesswork is giving way to performance-based HVAC.

Whether you're an HVAC contractor, system designer, energy auditor, building performance professional, commissioning specialist, educator, or technician, this episode delivers practical insights into the standards and technologies that will define the next generation of HVAC.

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HVAC Education, Apprenticeships & Building Better Technicians with Brad Cooper

mardi 9 juin 2026 • Durée 43:45

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In this episode of the HVAC ADHD™ Vodcast, Jeremy Begley sits down with Brad Cooper—Advanced HVAC Instructor at Arkansas State University-Beebe, former HVAC contractor, industry educator, and contributor to HVAC School—to discuss one of the biggest challenges facing the HVAC industry today:

Developing the next generation of technicians.

Brad brings decades of experience from both the classroom and the field, offering a unique perspective on workforce development, HVAC education, apprenticeships, and the skills modern technicians need to succeed.

From load calculations and commissioning to MeasureQuick and diagnostic technology, this conversation explores how contractors can move beyond reactive training and build technicians who understand systems, testing, and performance.

We dive deep into:

• Why HVAC education must evolve to meet modern industry demands
• The gap between classroom instruction and field experience
• How apprenticeships help solve workforce challenges
• Why load calculations remain one of HVAC's most overlooked skills
• The role of MeasureQuick and modern diagnostics in technician development
• The true cost of callbacks and poor commissioning
• Airflow, static pressure, and system performance fundamentals
• Building technicians who think critically instead of relying on shortcuts
• Why contractors must invest in training for long-term success
• Leaving the HVAC industry better than you found it

This episode also explores a central idea shaping the future of HVAC:

👉 Great technicians aren't born—they're developed.
👉 The companies that prioritize training, testing, mentorship, and continuous improvement will lead the next generation of the industry.

Whether you're an HVAC contractor, technician, installer, service manager, educator, trade school student, or building performance professional, this episode offers practical insights for improving technical skills, reducing callbacks, and building stronger teams.

HVAC ADHD Vodcast Season 2, Ep. 5 – Why HVAC Contractors Need Building Science with Chris Laumer-Giddens

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mardi 2 juin 2026 • Durée 58:25

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The HVAC industry has spent decades focusing on equipment.

Chris Laumer-Giddens believes it's time to focus on the building.

In this episode of HVAC ADHD™, Jeremy Begley sits down with Chris to discuss how building science principles are reshaping HVAC design, residential construction, and high-performance homes.

As an architect, builder, HVAC designer, and educator, Chris brings a unique perspective that bridges the gap between construction and mechanical systems. His work has helped contractors understand why airflow, insulation, moisture control, ventilation, and building assemblies matter just as much as the equipment itself.

Throughout the conversation, Chris explains why some of the industry's most persistent comfort problems originate long before an HVAC system is installed.

Topics include:

• Building science fundamentals every HVAC contractor should know
• Why system thinking outperforms equipment-focused thinking
• The truth behind the spray foam controversy
• Moisture management and building durability
• Perfect Wall concepts and exterior insulation strategies
• Air sealing versus ventilation balance
• How architecture influences HVAC design outcomes
• Why collaboration between trades is critical
• The future of high-performance residential construction
• Lessons learned from decades in the field

Jeremy and Chris also discuss how technology, diagnostics, and building performance are changing expectations for contractors, designers, and homeowners alike.

This conversation highlights a major shift happening across the industry:

👉 Contractors who understand buildings will have a competitive advantage.

👉 Contractors who understand systems will deliver better results.

AI, SEO, AEO, GEO & The Future of HVAC Marketing

mercredi 20 mai 2026 • Durée 48:56

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The HVAC industry isn’t just changing in the field anymore—it’s changing online.

In this episode of HVAC ADHD™, Jeremy Begley sits down with entrepreneur, marketer, and Content Credits founder Adam Koehler to break down how AI is completely reshaping SEO, digital marketing, search visibility, and customer acquisition for contractors.

From AI-powered search engines and authority-building strategies to the future of online trust and content creation, this conversation dives deep into what contractors need to understand right now if they want to stay visible in a rapidly changing digital world.

This episode goes beyond marketing buzzwords—and into how AI is fundamentally changing how customers find HVAC companies online.

We cover:
• Why traditional SEO alone is no longer enough
• The rise of AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) & GEO optimization
• How AI search tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity are changing customer behavior
• Why contractors need structured, authoritative content now more than ever
• How Google, OpenAI, and AI agents are reshaping the internet
• The role of PR, backlinks, and authority in modern search rankings
• Why HVAC businesses must adapt to AI-driven marketing workflows
• How private equity is accelerating digital transformation in the trades
• The future of contractor branding, automation, and customer interaction

Adam also explains how his platform, Content Credits, is working to democratize paid media online through micropayments—allowing readers to pay for individual articles instead of expensive subscriptions.

This episode also explores a major shift happening across HVAC and the trades:

👉 The contractors who understand AI, authority, and digital visibility will dominate attention.
👉 The companies relying on outdated marketing strategies will struggle to keep up.

Whether you're an HVAC contractor, home performance professional, HVAC business owner, marketer, or trade educator, this episode offers practical insight into where digital business is headed next.

From HVAC to Whole-Home Performance – The Contractor Evolution

mardi 28 avril 2026 • Durée 41:39

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In this episode of the HVAC ADHD™ Vodcast, we sit down with Hal Smith of Halco Home Solutions and John Whitehead of Honest Home Performance to explore the evolution of HVAC contracting into true whole-home performance.

Hal brings more than four decades of experience building one of the most respected home performance companies in the country, while John represents a newer generation of contractors actively bridging traditional HVAC with diagnostics-driven building science.

Together, they offer a powerful conversation about where the industry has been—and where it’s headed next.

From airflow diagnostics and blower door testing to LIDAR load calculations, electrification, and heat pump readiness, this episode unpacks why modern HVAC can no longer be separated from the house itself.

Contractors today are being pushed beyond equipment replacement and into performance problem-solving—and this conversation shows what that transition actually looks like.

We dive deep into:

• How Hal scaled HVAC into a full whole-home performance business
• Why more contractors are shifting from equipment replacement to problem solving
• How airflow, static pressure, and blower door testing eliminate guesswork
• Why LIDAR load calculations are changing HVAC design and sales workflows
• The impact duct design and permanent load reduction have on system performance
• How radon, moisture, ventilation, and IAQ connect to HVAC outcomes
• Why heat pumps are forcing better design thinking across the trades
• How contractors can create new revenue opportunities through performance services
• Why “never stop learning” may be the biggest competitive advantage in HVAC today

Hal and John also discuss the growing overlap between HVAC, electrification, and home performance—and why contractors who adopt systems thinking will be positioned to lead the future of the industry.

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Season 2, Ep. 2: Blower Door Testing, Global Standards & Airtightness at Scale

mardi 14 avril 2026 • Durée 51:01

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The HVAC industry talks about performance.
The UK enforces it.

In this episode of HVAC ADHD™, Jeremy Begley sits down with Barry Cope—CEO of the Cleaner Safer Group and a leader behind the UK’s airtightness testing infrastructure—to break down what happens when building performance becomes mandatory.

Barry oversees certification programs responsible for 90% of blower door testing in the UK, offering a rare look into what true large-scale performance tracking looks like.

This episode goes beyond tools—and into systems, enforcement, and the future of HVAC thinking.

We cover:
• How the UK standardized blower door testing across the entire country
• Why every new home is tested—and what that changes
• What billions of data points reveal about real building performance
• The relationship between airtightness, ventilation, and moisture
• Why tightening homes without system changes creates problems
• ADHD, leadership, and high-performance thinking in the trades

We also explore how HVAC professionals can move beyond equipment—and start thinking in terms of systems, performance, and long-term outcomes.

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Season 2, Episode 1 – Thermal Stoicism, LIDAR Design & the Future of HVAC Thinking with Cameron Ferguson

mardi 31 mars 2026 • Durée 45:40

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Season 2, Episode 1 – Thermal Stoicism, LIDAR Design & the Future of HVAC Thinking with Cameron Ferguson

The HVAC industry is changing—and the way you think about design, airflow, and performance has to change with it.

Season 2 of the HVAC ADHD™ Vodcast starts with a deep dive into HVAC design, heat pump performance, building science, and the mindset required to stay ahead in the trade.

Jeremy Begley sits down with Cameron Ferguson (Independent Power, Boulder, CO)—also known as the “Thermal Stoic”—to break down what’s really happening in modern HVAC.

This isn’t about selling equipment.

This is about designing systems that actually work.

🔍 What You’ll Learn in This Episode

If you're an HVAC contractor, technician, or building performance professional, this episode covers:

• Why LIDAR-based load calculations are changing HVAC design

• The difference between default inputs vs real in-home measurements

• Why ductwork and airflow are limiting heat pump performance

• Common mistakes in HVAC system design and retrofit installs

• How static pressure and airflow testing impact system longevity

• Why “rule of thumb” sizing is becoming obsolete

• How to transition from HVAC installer to HVAC designer

• The philosophy behind Thermal Stoicism and continuous improvement

⚠️ Why This Matters

Most HVAC systems don’t fail because of bad equipment.

They fail because of poor design, bad airflow, and lack of testing.

BPA Conference Explained: Why HVAC & Home Performance Are Finally Colliding

jeudi 19 mars 2026 • Durée 34:00

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The HVAC industry is changing fast—and the Building Performance Association (BPA) is right in the middle of it.

In this episode of HVAC ADHD™, Jeremy Begley sits down with Bethany Sowinski and Nate Natale from BPA to break down:

The history of the National Home Performance Conference

Why HVAC and home performance are finally overlapping

What contractors are missing right now

How electrification, IAQ, and load reduction are reshaping the industry

Why this conference matters if you want to stay relevant

If you're an HVAC contractor, home performance pro, or building science nerd trying to figure out where things are headed—this episode connects the dots.

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