More than half of the 1,000 homeowners surveyed ranked inconsistent temperature between rooms, levels, or at different times of day, as their top complaint.

There are now more than 9,200 technicians certified by the NATE association right now.

This ability to diagnose the system before climbing onto the roof to get a look at it could save the contractor time and money, adding efficiency to his/her business.

Think about how you treat your customers when they have an emergency no-heat or no-a/c situation.

Maybe the hvacr industry needs to have a paradigm shift — a new way of thinking — to solve the current labor shortage.

Paul Arthur wound up buying a “Learning” house built by votech students and finding himself a new teaching job in Florida.

SMACNA Detroit contractors recently gathered at the Sheet Metal Workers Local 80 Training Center.

The Multiaqua chilled-water system caused quite a stir at the IAHR Expo.

This was the first year that NATE offered the Air Conditioning Excellence hvac exam at the expo.

The motor buzz on the floor of the IAHR Expo this year was focused on customer options.