A lot of attention is being paid to the upcoming regulation around efficiency (13 SEER). I wonder if the refrigerant phase-out issue is feeling a bit like the red-headed stepchild?
Low Bid Doesn't Always Equal Best Value Mike Murphy's column on the current movement to exclude Internet reverse auctions for construction work ["If It Walks Like A Duck ..." June
Thoughts On Government Construction Procurement I just read Mike Murphy's recent column on reverse auctions ["If It Walks Like A Duck ...," June 27]. As always, it was thoughtful and
This summer's demand for air conditioning service and replacement has come at a time when the industry needed a boost, coming off a few years of cooler temperatures and subpar profits. Here are some ideas to help you maintain a steady flow of work.
We're looking for a few good pictures from a few good contractors. However, we would be willing to accept a lot of good pictures from a lot of good contractors.
Notifying replacement customers about the 13 SEER change that is coming and the differences in current and future systems is an excellent opportunity for first-class contractors who want to differentiate themselves from the majority of the competition.
Technicians skilled in refrigeration technology and in search of more challenges may want to look at the supermarket sector if they are not already there. Change - and change on the cutting edge - is almost a constant in the supermarket arena.
Internet Reverse Auctions Can Make Things Worse I just read Mike Murphy's column, from the June 27 issue, about reverse auctions ["If It Walks Like A Duck..."]. From a contractor's
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