Articles Tagged with ''Leadership and HVACR''

The theory behind chat is fairly simple — make it easier for potential customers to communicate with your company, interact with a greater number of potential customers, and schedule more service calls. Though the theory of chat for your company is simple, the practice of chatting professionally is difficult to execute. So, is it worth implementing in your company? What are the costs and the benefits of chat? Should you manage chat in-house or outsource the management of chat? What’s a budget-conscious way to get started?

Tim Hummel of Union, Missouri, has joined Wiegmann Associates as an HVAC service sales engineer. Hummel manages preventative maintenance programs and HVAC installation and repair projects for Wiegmann Associates’ commercial and industrial clients.

Are you happy with the culture at your company? In March, I laid out two of the qualities that make up a great work culture. This month, I’ll cover the last three qualities: training, recognition, and communication.

Is your facility prepared for a natural disaster? Can you rest assured the power will stay on? May 7-13 is Hurricane Preparedness Week. The start of hurricane season is around the corner, and it’s important that your facility is prepared should one make landfall near your location. These suggestions are not just for hurricanes, but also for tornadoes and other naturally occurring disasters that have the potential to knock out your prime power source.

Comfort Air Distributing (CAD), the Rheem distributor for Colorado and Wyoming, is celebrating it’s 30^th year in Denver. In 1987, Jim O’Mara, CAD President, approached Rheem with a proposal to make the Rheem subcontractor a full distributorship.

Comfort Air Distributing (CAD), the Rheem distributor for Colorado and Wyoming, is celebrating it’s 30^th year in Denver. In 1987, Jim O’Mara, CAD President, approached Rheem with a proposal to make the Rheem subcontractor a full distributorship.