Jim Harry has positive things to say about how having a website affects his business. “We established the website because it seemed like the next step to take in our business,” Harry added. “And because so many of our customers use the Web.”
Condaire Inc., a St. Louis, MO-based mechanical contractor, did an extraordinary thing last year. The company rented a high-powered industrial helicopter to lift 90,000 lbs of air conditioning equipment to the roof of the 42-story James A. Rhodes State Office Tower in Columbus, OH.
To help state and local jurisdictions and the nation’s construction industry to more effectively compete in the global economy, the Technology Task Force of the National Alliance for Building Regulatory Reform in the Digital Age will visit San Jose, CA in March to study the region’s highly successful efforts to streamline its building regulatory processes using information technology.
The Mechanical Contractors Association of America (MCAA) has announced that the winner of its Foster McCarl Jr. Philanthropy Award this year is MCA of Maryland.
The state of Rhode Island is moving forward with the adoption of a key chapter of the draft NFPA 5000, calling it the first building code being developed through a process accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
Ronnie Robert is a lifer. He started working for his dad's refrigeration business when he was 12 years old. Back then, Robert Refrigeration Service Inc., which he now owns jointly with his brother Kenny, was owned by his father, Johnny.
An Augusta heating and air conditioning contractor has earned one of the top customer-satisfaction scores in a national quality survey conducted by Trane.
Enterprise Fleet Services is aware of the time and expense of maintaining a fleet of vehicles. That’s why the company is suggesting that contractors with small to mid-size fleets (15-125 vehicles) outsource fleet management to Enterprise.
How does an engineer introduce 30 tons of air conditioning into an hvac retrofit of a former manufacturing facility with a roof that’s already at its load-bearing capacity?
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