Articles by Barbara A. Checket-Hanks

ASHRAE Forum Speakers Hint New Methods Will Be Simpler, “Radically Different.”

It’s only six more months until the millennium really starts.

Cutting Corners Can Lead to Bigger Costs.

Across most of the U.S., gasoline costs are continuing to rise, and it doesn’t look like they’re going to come down anytime soon.

Like the age-old question of the chicken and the egg, the forces contributing to the shortage of available techs defy easy resolution.

The association has established an initiative called “atmospherePLUS,” to help licensed beverage facility owners learn more about filtration and ventilation options.

Checking for cracked heat exchangers is one of the most important inspections a technician can make when servicing a heating system.

In the April 24 issue, we posed the problem of the homeowner who was having “nothing but problems” with a heat pump they had installed in July 1997.

It’s been said that a good hvacr service technician is a “special breed of cat."

Contractors in the Midwest have picked up their pace as temperatures started soaring a bit prematurely.