Each year in early fall the media inundates the general public with safety notices regarding the effects of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. Unfortunately, these warnings often go unheeded by homeowners and business owners.
While trying to come up with a creative definition for the word “hippiater”(which happens to be another name for a horse doctor), it hit me like a ton of bricks. Why not have an HVACR version of the game Balderdash?
As I anticipate the usual gluttony of Thanksgiving Day trappings, prepared and set on a festive table by my sister, I am reminded that some people don’t have that luxury. They often go hungry on Thanksgiving. That’s what makes the people I met recently so special.
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It was a mere two weeks ago that I talked about the biggest concerns of HVACR contractors. I mentioned then, as I have many times in the past, that the No. 1 problem among HVACR contractors is, and has been, finding and retaining service technicians. While that still may be the No. 1 problem recognized by the majority of our contractors across the U.S., I was presented with a slightly different perspective at a recent meeting of a contractor group.
The recent IKK show in Nuremburg, Germany, once again sent signals about technological changes that could impact the way contractors in the United States do business.
High-End Furnaces Thanks for your coverage on “Selling Customers Up To High-End Furnaces” in the Nov. 25 edition. Here are a couple more selling points for consideration:1. Increased safety. The
There’s one more good reason why this is, in my book, the best time of year. When you are editor-in-chief of this fine publication, you get to see and review all of the entrants in The News’ “Best Contractor To Work For” contest.
Promote Your Company I’ve had 30 years in the HVAC contracting business and in all those years I can’t think of any manufacturer who would have been successful without the
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