Kevin J. Hinchey, owner of Comfort Tech Heating & Cooling Inc., was joined by former Congressman Maurice Hinchey, to announce Lou T. Ferraro as president and Megan M. Van Aken as vice president of the business.
While well intentioned, GHP incentives can be detrimental to the acceptance of the technology if steps aren’t taken to ensure successful installations.
The one-day program focuses on the opportunities for maximizing energy efficiency and occupant comfort when installing equipment, and was developed for technicians, salespersons, and system designers.
Each geothermal installation involves digging up a yard, laying hundreds of feet of pipe, and generally disrupting the lives of homeowners, but thanks to the innovative thinking of manufacturers and contractors, there are now new products and techniques that can enhance the installation experience for the homeowner, as well as the contractor.
For nearly a decade, Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) has been taking steps toward developing a program to recognize work done by quality HVAC contractors. After years of hard work, the ACCA QA Residential Service & Installation (RSI) program has finally been unveiled.
Navien America announced that it has expanded its tankless water heater educational program to support contractors, plumbers, and construction professionals on all aspects of installation and maintenance.
American Capital Ltd. announced that its Special Situations Group has completed the buyout of Service Experts LLC, a leading provider of sales, installation, maintenance, and repair of HVAC systems for the residential and light commercial markets.
Williams Comfort Air and its parent company DEFENDER Direct, which specializes in the sales, installation, and servicing of heating, cooling, and plumbing systems throughout central Indiana, have received patent approval from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for the Williams Vertizontal™ ground loop installation process.
The magnetic umbrella holder helps improve working conditions outdoors in the sun, excessive heat, and the elements. According to the manufacturer, it makes working conditions for HVAC rooftop service and installations approximately 10°-20°F cooler.