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Service technicians typically feel that their employers are making a ton of money in the service department, and that they charge too much for their services, when in reality the opposite may be true.

Through the event’s “Women in Industry” panel, six tradeswomen discussed their challenges, experiences, and more.

HVAC contractors have to aim to service every one of their customers but choosing the right types of lenders and knowing more about what affects consumer credit scores.

While servicing equipment, technicians should be on the lookout for sources of potential future leaks, as well as follow good service practices to prevent creating leaks.

Each week, DuctWord gives players six guesses to decode a hidden word. The word of the week will be related to the HVACR industry and, once solved, will link to one of our most popular articles on the topic. There’s also a leaderboard where players can log their high scores to win bragging rights.

A recent survey confirms that almost two-thirds of homeowners are following the “three-quote rule” when it comes to repairing and replacing HVAC systems.

It’s up to the HVAC industry to tap into this generation’s skill sets, but it starts with understanding what gets a millennial up in the morning (besides their Apple Watch).

The biggest tip is that combustion analysis should be the first and last thing completed during any heating appliance repair.

Contractors have to be willing to offer a diverse range of payment terms that fit the needs of every one of their customers.