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Heat Pumps: A Guide To Keeping Clients Happy, July 11, 5:30-7:30 pm MT, Free Hybrid Event Online and in Lafayette, Colorado
Event Description
Don't Get Tripped Up By Heat Pumps: A Guide To Keeping Your Clients Happy. Join Colorado Green Building Guild (CGBG) for a presentation and Q+A session featuring four heat pump experts who will share their recommendations for implementing air source heat pumps in new residential projects throughout Colorado's front range. Qeustions to be addressed include:
Have you wanted to use heat pumps in your projects but have not known where to start?
Have you tried using heat pumps and hit roadblocks?
Do you want to know if heat pumps will save your client money or blow up your client's utility bill?
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In-Person registration at the event is limited to 45 people. Attendees are welcome to park in the small lot at Confluence Small Business Collective, and there's plenty of street parking available. The large parking lot to the west of the building is also available to use if it's not cordoned off. The Lafayette Park'n'Ride is located a quick 5 minute walk away if you'd prefer to use public transportation, or bike racks are located in front of the facility.
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