HVAC contractors are paying more for everything from metal to gasoline.

The $3.5 National Apprenticeship Act of 2021 and the pro-union PRO Act are working their way through Congress, steel prices jumped 20%, and Nortek predicts another year of super-strong sales for new-home construction and residential replacements.

One contractor is using handwritten receipts as a deliberate marketing technique.

An HVAC contractor in Texas shares an update on home heating during last month’s winter storm.

Consumers are increasingly using their smartphones to shop for HVAC service providers.

Money is becoming available for schools to spend on upgrading their HVAC systems, both at the state and federal level.

Many companies are leveraging ultraviolet light to help reduce the spread of the virus and give their employees confidence that their workplace is safe.

It became clear to the Smithsonian that a new HVAC system was desperately needed.

Construction employment stagnated in January, reflecting the completion of many delayed projects and a lack of new activity.

At Michigan-based HVAC distributor Young Supply Co., nearly 10% of the workforce are veterans.