Randy and Bonnie Smith credit Aire Serv for helping to hone their business and managerial skills, thanks to their purchase of an Aire Serv Heating and Air Conditioning franchise in May 2000.
The Associated Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors (PHCC) of Texas has been actively monitoring mold problems facing the heating and plumbing industries, and is helping to develop programs to aid members in dealing with this issue.
Corbin Comfort Systems of Lake City, GA, has won the 2002 Residential Excellence Award for Category 1 (companies with fewer than 10 employees or less than one million dollars in revenue).
Darren Kimura and Energy Conservation Hawaii (ECH) have each come a long way since 1995. Kimura, who started ECH more than six years ago, has developed into quite a businessman, recently being named the U.S. Small Business Administration’s (SBA’s) 2002 Young Entrepreneur of the Year for Hawaii.
A five-year 140,000-sq-ft expansion to the Milwaukee Art Museum, designed by famed architect Santiago Calatrava, will include radiant floor heating, planned to keep visitors warm during Wisconsin’s long winters.
If International Service Leadership (ISL) ever sought a “poster contractor” — as opposed to a poster child — Leland Smith should be ISL president Bill Efird’s first choice.
Goettl Air Conditioning, Inc., which has been manufacturing heating and air conditioning equipment in Phoenix, AZ, since 1939, earned two awards recently.
Are you an hvac contractor living in the New Jersey area? You may be interested in attending the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors of New Jersey’s (PHCC-NJ’s) annual conference and trade show.
Honeywell Automation & Control Solutions (ACS) Service recently began work on a major energy-conservation upgrade project at the Fort Bragg, NC, Army post intended to save $1.8 million per year.