On the heels of record setting HVAC equipment shipments in 2005, and the prospects of new business from energy-conscious consumers, it appears that 2006 has a rosy outlook for most HVAC contractors who responded to a recent NEWS survey.
I'm not sure there's a correct answer to how much time a tech should take to double-check his/her work. But I do know the extra time is a small price to pay because of the time and expense it may save down the road.
Targeted marketing is not always an exact science, but one company is working on a program that is designed to take the frustration out of not being able to reach the right audience with an advertising message in a timely and efficient manner.
A variety of marketing programs await Coleman® dealers, designed to inform and keep their names, products, and services on the minds of customers. Offering a number of business solutions not only promotes a professional image, but also increases top-of-mind awareness.
During a recent luncheon roundtable meeting, several Dallas/Ft. Worth-area contractors talked about some of their business concerns and shared ideas for better business practices.
Dealer Alliance, a business enrichment tool, presents "virtually endless" opportunities to help Carrier dealers grow and prosper, according to Valerie Baldwin, program manager for Alliance.
Bigger and better mousetraps? Maybe not, but makers of blowers, drives, and motors had a lot of new products to share with attendees of the 2006 AHR Expo.
At times it didn't seem like the aisles were wide enough in front of the computer software exhibits at the 2006 AHR Expo. Interest in new software technology continues to grow with each expo.