This issue of The ACHR NEWS takes a deep dive into what’s causing a heat pump renaissance in Maine, details on JCI selling its residential and light commercial business to Bosch, updates on R-410A EPA rulings, how software can save contractors time and improve efficiency, a look at a new A2L grocery store, AI’s role in the back-office, temporary fixes to jumpstart refrigeration systems, wildfires and IAQ calls, why duct cleaning should be offered, troubleshooting a fan center, the “trades triathlon,” and the latest from SNIPS NEWS.
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A New Hampshire grocer installed the innovative FlexCube refrigeration system, a modular technology using the A2L refrigerant R-454C, in his new store.
Artificial intelligence, or AI, is now able to handle many of an HVAC contractor’s administrative tasks, and also help employees perform their own tasks better.
Over time, dirt, dust, pet dander, debris, and more accumulate in air ducts. And since the HVAC system works basically as a whole-home vacuum, all of that is recirculated through homes when the HVAC system runs, unless the ducts are cleaned out.
When it comes to running a successful trades business, much like competing in a triathlon, there are three key elements a contractor needs to focus on.
The Verified Market Research Report shows that the heat pump market is valued at$74.73 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach $167.32 billion by 2031.
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