Jeremy Begley
Company name: HVAC 2 Home Performance
Position: Founding Shareholder

Jeremy Begley is a seasoned expert in high-performance HVAC design for residential and commercial multifamily buildings, specializing in green building and home performance. Since 2009, he has pioneered innovative home performance models and founded HVAC 2 Home Performance, offering comprehensive services including HERS Ratings, LEED for Homes Green Ratings, HVAC design, testing, commissioning, and green building program verification. Certified by leading organizations, Jeremy is dedicated to integrating technology, sustainability, and innovative design in building and HVAC, and is committed to advancing the industry through education and cutting-edge solutions.

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How to Replace a Condensing Fan Motor
Service calls about condensing fan motor failure are quite common. Even though fan motor replacement is a standard procedure for residential split systems, it requires careful attention to safety and detail.  This article will give you a step-by-step guide to replacing condensing fan motors. Along the way, we will also explain a few best practices […]
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Don’t Get Depressed (Unless You’re a Core)
This website is for professional HVAC techs and those actively learning to become professional HVAC techs, not DIY homeowners. I feel like that needs to be said before I state these seemingly obvious facts, but these very obvious facts are so commonly mistaken that they need to be covered. Take a look at the two […]
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Design and Performance Challenges of Air-Source Heat Pumps Across Diverse Climatic Conditions
This tech tip was inspired by Alex Meaney and Ed Janowiak’s session at NCI’s High-Performance Summit 2025: “Good Design Isn’t a Buffet: The Importance and Interconnection of Manuals J, S, and D.” Alex is a building science expert who worked at Wrightsoft (now MiTek) for several years before launching his consulting firm, Mean HVAC Consulting […]
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