“With our industry adjusting to a new regulatory environment, this event served as a helpful resource for identifying tools and equipment compatible with A2L requirements,” said Art Osborn, director of residential HVAC sales at F.W. Webb.
The Electric & Gas Industries Association calls its new HVAC Distributor University a comprehensive training platform that will help distribution companies deliver greater value to their contractor customers.
“More heating-degree days year-to-year helped produce sales growth in all seven of our regions during January,” said Brian Loftus, HARDI’s macroeconomic and residential market analyst.
The award recognizes API’s efforts in the areas of growth, customer service, and sales and delivery of advanced HVAC solutions for both residential and commercial needs, according to a press release from Marcone, API’s parent company.
Associate of the Year recognition is awarded to an associate member that has demonstrated exceptional commitment and service to Air Conditioning Contractors of Ohio
and the HVACR industry, a press release from ACCO said.
Located at 60 Downeast Highway (Rte. 1), the Ellsworth branch is managed by Derek Foy, a graduate of The Granite Group’s Sales & Management Trainee program.
“This new showroom marks another milestone in Midea’s mission to bring energy-efficient HVAC solutions to every corner of North America,” said Midea executive Vincent Chou.
The Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce board of directors sets the business and industry legislative agenda for the organization. The board includes representatives from large and small manufacturers, service companies, and chambers of commerce throughout Wisconsin.
The subjects ranged from A2L to inflation to the impact the pandemic may have had on customer relationships as Distribution Trends talked to executives at five of the country’s biggest HVACR distributors.
This exciting development brings Meier Supply’s commitment to exceptional customer service and expertise to two new locations in Uniontown and Greensburg, PA.
