An interesting dynamic for those of us in HVACR is how many trade shows, expos, and even conferences have been or are going to an every-other-year format.
ERV Article Doesn't Reflect HVI's Views In the April 24, 2006 issue, The NEWS published an article titled, "Should ERVs be Installed in Northern Climates?" It was written by an
With environmental concerns shifting from ozone depletion to climate change, the release of HFCs, considered greenhouse gases, into the atmosphere, puts continued use of these products at risk. Thus, HVACR manufacturers are taking the lead to ensure steps are taken to minimize refrigerant emissions.
Business owners and managers take whatever disciplinary action necessary to ensure that their businesses don't suffer from the avoidable mistakes of their workers. That's a given. The same logic should be applied to the owners and managers, too.
With fuel prices hitting the $3 per gallon mark, some action has been warranted to offset the increased cost of doing business for companies that put service vehicles on the road every day. One contractor is considering eliminating free in-home estimates.
"Have you hugged your kids lately?" We've all heard that expression, and it was in the forefront again as Mother's Day approached. There is a similar phrase that we as contractors need to think of periodically: "Have you reviewed your prices lately?"
Industry Isn't Just Plug and Play [Editor's note: This letter is in response to Mike Murphy's column "Small Company, Big Company, ... Good Company?" April 17.] What is sad is
To help you inform a skeptical homeowner that he/she needs a new indoor coil to go along with that new high-efficient outdoor unit he/she just purchased/needed, just steer that doubting Thomas to the Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute's (ARI's) Website.
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