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.

Having an online presence on sites like LinkedIn is no longer enough for an HVAC contractor in this saturated market.

As people around the world prepare to celebrate Earth Day, it’s a good time to incorporate renewable energy solutions, like Thermal Energy Networks (TENs), into the ongoing conversation.

By creating an efficient, dedicated install team, contractors can increase profit margins by a substantial amount.

Scott Martin from Hillphoenix debunks some of the myths that surround the use of CO₂ in commercial refrigeration systems.

While new technology can certainly help streamline certain aspects of HVAC business operations, like accounting and inventory management, it still needs to be viewed as a tool to augment the capabilities of employees, not replace them entirely.