Google may be filtering legitimate HVAC businesses from search results, but there are steps to determine if that is happening and what to do about it.

With a double brood of cicadas forecasted to awaken, now is the time to prepare for how to deal with the mess they will leave behind and the potential damage they can do to equipment.

During a time of high turnover and employees feeling dissatisfied, putting in the effort to celebrate and acknowledge even small achievements can have a cascading effect on an HVAC company.

As more extreme heat waves remain a trend across the globe, the HVAC industry needs to use innovation to solve the problems hot weather presents.

Regularly inspect refrigeration equipment wiring for damaged or loose connections, especially in older systems that have not been properly maintained.

Passion for the HVAC trades are still alive and well, the challenge is encouraging the next generation to come forward.

As the trades struggle to attract young workers, adding more technology could serve as a beacon.

When it comes to tackling a difficult and technical project with a tight deadline in a building still occupied by tenants, it pays to plan ahead.

To preserve the time and hard work spent on developing a company culture, really take the time to ensure whoever the business is sold to is committed to preserving it.

First impressions, a distinguished brand, and the speed at which you respond to a potential customer inquiry are all crucial as the HVAC industry transitions from a replace to a repair market.