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As contractors embark on 2023, it is important to keep an eye on the economy without seeing a recession that is not there yet … and might not be here for a while.
As the owner of an HVAC company, right now anything other than meeting customer demand might fall to the bottom of your list. But now is a great time to think about an option you might not have considered: success through an M&A.
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BDR’s SPARK 2023 conference focused on helping HVAC contractors cultivate new ideas, develop strategies for communicating with new generations, and collaborate with peers.
Tools & Tiaras, with its slogan “job don’t have genders,” works to interest girls in construction from a young age. At a recent event, Ridgid and Viega donated the necessary supplies to teach girls how to use press technology.