Can you remember back not too many years ago when things were really going well and we got into the habit of raising prices every six months or so? 

Based on our economic situation and the tough business world it might be a long shot for a company to last 10 years or 10 months. Sure, you might be at the top of your game and market this year, but where will you be in five, 10, or 40 years? 

More than 2,500 HVAC professionals traveled to the 2013 Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) Conference and Indoor Air Expo in Florida to learn about new technology, business management tips, and industry trends.

With contractors facing such rapidly changing technologies, another facet of business that is quickly evolving is the way businesses accept credit cards.

For contractors, before they ever show up at a door step, what’s the first thing a customer usually sees? The company name. 

Earning a profit in the first quarter is a challenge for many, but those who do can expect a very profitable year. 

In the past several years, Kahn Mechanical has taken on more public work and worship facilities — two areas Ann Kahn noted they wouldn’t have even considered in the company’s early history, but has since acknowledged that both were well worth the effort.