The Michigan Public Service Commission cited Consumers Energy for various violations of the Commission's code of conduct for its appliance service plan (ASP) program.
Ed’s Supply has four Arkansas locations and each branch takes time to show its appreciation to loyal customers — and Christmas 2002 exemplified this tradition.
Ray Armstrong is quite the marketer, according to a story in a recent issue of Heil’s “Dealer Link.” If he wasn’t the owner of Armstrong Plumbing & Heating Inc., he might have embarked on a career in marketing.
During the most recent Refrigeration Service Engineers Society (RSES) Conference in Las Vegas two individuals from the Nashville, Tenn.-area were honored.
Temp-Masters Inc., a Midwest installation and contracting company, has announced the formation of two operations centers to better serve customers for commercial refrigeration and HVAC.
C. Kent Conine, a home and apartment builder from Dallas, Texas, was elected 2003 president of the 205,000-member National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) during the association's 59th Annual Convention and Exposition in Las Vegas in late January.
The Southern Westchester Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) has announced that it is ready to offer a new 300-hour HVAC training program to meet the workforce needs of local contractors. BOCES needs a part-time teacher for the program.
The Texas legislature is reviewing a proposed bill (S.B. 129) to regulate mold remediation and other mold-related activities, providing civil, administrative, and criminal penalties.
Columbus State Community College and the Central Ohio Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) chapter have joined together to present a two credit hour college course designed to provide better understanding of carbon monoxide and the prevention of carbon monoxide poisoning.
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