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HVACR Industry Must Work Harder To Retain Technicians

Lack of labor is becoming an almost insurmountable problem

March 1, 2022

Everyone seems to be talking about the labor shortage these days. The labor shortage has been a big problem in the HVACR industry for decades, and from all indications, things are going to get worse before they get better.

Considerations for HVAC Businesses Looking to Be Acquired

Hetal Engineer

February 27, 2022

While many HVAC companies are prepared for booming growth and expansion these days, others within the industry may be in a better position to consider market consolidation instead.

Phases of Selling Your HVAC Business

Matt Michel

February 25, 2022

Selling a business is a roller coaster of emotion. If you are considering the sale of your company, be prepared for the following phases.

Contractors Maximize Labor, Truck Space with Universal Ignitors

February 23, 2022

With the shortage of trained HVAC technicians, universal HVAC parts are part of the solution, according to some contractors. These universal parts include hot surface ignitors, which offer the added benefit of taking up minimal truck inventory space.

Dana Peterson, the Conference Board’s chief economist.

Experts Expect Inflation to Stick Around

Price increases slow, but costs continue to climb

Ted Craig

February 21, 2022

While many economists and others still believe high prices will pass, many now see them lingering longer than first expected.

Reasons Why HVAC Businesses Are Positioned For Market Consolidation

Hetal Engineer

February 19, 2022

While growth may be the case for a number of HVAC businesses, it’s not necessarily the future of every one. In fact, some of them are best positioned for market consolidation.