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Electrifying existing homes can be complex and costly, but HVAC contractors can help their customers by creating a custom plan that takes into account their budget and specific needs.

The expectations were high after coming off of the COVID-era growth rates, but the reality is many contractors are finding themselves confronting an unanticipated slumber to summer.

Millennials need to be marketed to by HVAC contractors.

The main (and most crucial) difference between qualified and non-qualified plans is that their contributions are income tax deductible and allows you to enjoy tax deferral on any money invested.

Contractor-run training facilities allow company leaders to tailor the curriculum to meet their employment needs.

When a customer needs to spend money on a costly repair or a new HVAC unit, it’s the field tech who must serve as their consultant – not a vendor.

Numerous obstacles, including mild weather, a lack of demand, a shallow pool of skilled tradespeople, increased competition, inflation, supply chain shortages, and more, have stood in the way of contracting success throughout cooling season.

The need for future generations to step up into leadership roles is particularly acute in the skilled trades.

Employee turnover will happen. However, turnover rates of 25% or more don’t have to be the accepted norm.

In order for HVAC contractors to start offering financing if they aren’t already, they have to take the time find the right lender/finance company, train their staff, and invest in understanding what it means for their customers and their company in order to make it profitable enough to outweigh any associated costs.