Saturday, March 9, 1:00 – 3:00 PM
Chestnut Hill Conservancy, 8708 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19118
Free, but registration is required
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Join the Chestnut Hill Conservancy for “Historically Comfortable: Energy efficient heating and cooling solutions for historic homes.” featuring HVAC expert Chris Wilson from Unique Indoor Comfort.

Chris Wilson’s expertise spans over 17 years in the HVAC industry, with a notable focus on retrofitting historic structures. Beginning his career with Unique Indoor Comfort, he honed his skills over six years as an installation manager and later excelled for 11 years as a sales rep and project manager. Renowned for his meticulous approach, Chris specializes in marrying aesthetic solutions with preservation, which is evident in projects like the George Woodward Co. and the restoration of the Zimmerman Grist Mill. His dedication to excellence has made him a trusted figure in the industry, with a reputation for seamlessly integrating modern technology while respecting architectural heritage.

During his presentation, Chris will delve into various topics, including load calculations, duct design, building envelope enhancements such as air sealing and insulation, and installing hydronic and steam boilers. Learn about the latest advancements in forced air gas, hybrid, heat pump, and geothermal systems, as well as the benefits of ductless mini-split and high-velocity central air conditioning solutions. With a team of dedicated professionals and a commitment to customer satisfaction, Unique Indoor Comfort, its affiliated brands, and Ace Hardware strive to provide the best in home preservation services.

Don’t miss this opportunity to ask questions and gain valuable knowledge from an industry expert.

This free community program is made possible through the generous support of the program sponsor, the Conservancy’s general and supportive businesses, and is done in collaboration with the Chestnut Hill Community Association.

If you would like to submit any questions in advance, please email Conservancy Programs and Communications Manager Chrissy Clawson at chrissy@chconservancy.org.

The Conservancy’s Ask the Experts is a free program done in collaboration with the Chestnut Hill Community Association. Ask questions and get solutions through our free community program that addresses a featured topic by a local expert on prevalent issues relating to historic homes and landscape care.