The cannabis market continues to make money. And there’s plenty to go around to HVAC contractors who see the need of them within the space.

A big part of the growth cycle of the cannabis plant is deeply rooted in the ability of the plant to absorb and rid itself of water vapor, so we now add a D to HVAC for dehumidification.

Cannabis grow facilities offer HVAC requirements and pitfalls unlike just about any other application.

For grow facility applications, chilled water systems make a lot of sense, as they can provide an optimal growing environment.

Cannabis operations can take years to perfect their HVAC. But for Brandon Schmitzer of High Mountain LLC in Vassar, Michigan, the HVAC side was a cinch.

The legal cannabis market continues to represent the dot-com era. Plenty of opportunity remains.

Diverse examples show the importance of air movement and the creative ways in which contractors and manufacturers have dealt with it successfully.

Grow rooms are a prominent example of the potential and the challenges of indoor agriculture.

Polypropylene pipe has become increasingly popular, ranging from uses in radiant heating of sports fields to applications in breweries.

As more states legalize marijuana in one form or another, testing becomes more complicated.