Andy Ask
Position: Consulting Engineer

Andy Ask has been a consulting engineer for almost 39 years and has previously served as the director of the Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA). He has written articles for Santa Fe, is the author of H2NØ, Mechanical Systems and Moisture Control, and has been inducted into the IAQA Hall of Fame.

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Three Steps to Deliver a Trades Education Talk
This article detailing the three steps to deliver a trades education talk was written by David Richardson from NCI. David is an excellent educator with lots of public speaking experience under his belt, and he has shared some great tips to help people share their valuable trade knowledge. If you have any questions for him […]
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HVAC Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future
There have been many adaptations of A Christmas Carol over the years, but it all started with a novella written by Charles Dickens in the 1840s. It was early in the Victorian Era, fresh off the heels of the Industrial Revolution. The British were reflecting on past Christmas traditions, like caroling, and exploring new ones […]
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Upgrading Time & Temperature Defrost with Demand Defrost for Heat Pumps
Since heat pumps work by extracting heat from the outdoors to bring it inside, the outdoor coil will almost surely freeze up. To mitigate the freezing, heat pumps enter a defrost cycle in which they run in cooling mode to send hot, high-pressure refrigerant back through the outdoor coil and melt the ice. While the […]
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