At DMA Engineering, we firmly believe that energy modeling supports successful outcomes. To that end, we work with building owners to determine how and why buildings are struggling to maintain energy efficiency so the right adjustments can be made. Every building...
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C-PACE: Tips to Avoid Pitfalls During Building Efficiency Upgrades
You have an old Colorado building, and you want to make it as energy-efficient as possible. How do you start the process? How will you pay for it? Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) is an excellent option to get your project rolling quickly and...
Ground Source Heat Pumps: A Geothermal Heating and Cooling Solution
Did you know that more than 50,000 ground source heat pumps are installed in the U.S. every year? These environmentally friendly systems use underground energy to keep buildings comfortable and efficient. Let’s take a closer look at ground source heating technology...
Building Retro-Commissioning: Healthcare Trust of America
Learn how DMA Engineering successfully achieved building retro-commissioning for an older facility in a health care system.
Top HVAC Industry Trends for 2024
Due to the impending retirement of the baby boomer generation, the HVAC industry is grappling with a shortage of qualified technicians
Dual-fuel System: Pros and Cons
A dual-fuel system refers to a type of engine or heating system that can operate on two different types of fuels for a geothermal system.
Exploring the Pros and Cons of High Mass and Low Mass Radiant Floor Heating Systems in Luxury Residential Projects
DMA engineering explores the pros and cons of high mass and low mass radiant floor heating systems in luxury residential projects. In this blog post, we will delve into the distinctions between these systems and explore why one might be more advantageous than the other.
A Gathering Place Called Home
One of the reasons I like old buildings is that I grew up in a Washington Park bungalow that was built in 1904. My mom and dad bought the house in 1969, and the remodeling started soon thereafter.
America’s Challenge on Energy Policy
While cities unquestionably consume the lion’s share of energy, it is rural communities and their surrounding landscapes, including land, forests, lakes, and streams, that bear the brunt of the inefficiencies of large cities
Retro-Commissioning is the Key to Electrifying Existing Buildings
Unlocking the Potential of Old Buildings: The Art of Retro-Commissioning There's a certain charm in breathing new life into old buildings. While designing new structures allows us to harness the latest materials, architectural innovations, and cutting-edge equipment,...









