September 11, 2001 changed the world forever. The personal loss was no more evident than in the lives of the employees and families of New York City HVACR contractor BP Air Conditioning.
Have you ever heard somebody say this about a technician? “He really knows his stuff when it comes to the technical side of things, but his people skills really suck.”
A Virginia contractor involved in new residential construction has developed a Web site for its builder partners to enable homebuyers to see a standard HVAC system along with upgrade options. This site is now available to other contractors and builders.
Flame rectification is vital knowledge for gas heat troubleshooters. This article deals with flame rectification as it applies to direct spark ignition (DSI) modules.
Robert Grussing IV, president of Weil-McLain, spoke with The News recently in hopes of putting all rumors to rest regarding a possible relationship between Weil-McLain and Home Depot.
Ask yourself how many sales reps you think the typical residential HVAC contractor has on staff. If you guessed one or two, you’re not even close. The average contractor has closer to 5,000 reps and doesn’t realize it.
Oil-flooded screw compressors use oil for lubrication, sealing rotating components, and absorbing heat. How do you choose the best oil cooler for your application? Become acquainted with the design, components, and benefits of various systems on the market.
The only thing worse than wading through a business downturn is to do so without a strategy. “Business as usual” doesn’t cut it when markets, consumers, or other conditions beyond your control turn against you.
This article is intended to give you a general overview of piping design considerations and to help you to determine when you might need to take extra measures during an installation.