Burke Engineering Company has been named a distributor of the Luxaire brand of heating and air conditioning equipment in California, Colorado, Nevada, and New Mexico.
The Associated Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors of Texas (APHCC-TX) has published mold guidelines for its member contractors. Here are some of its suggestions.
EnerGuide for Houses was created by the government of Canada to help homeowners get independent and expert advice about the energy use of their homes. The government is now providing information on how EnerGuide can be built into a business strategy.
ClimateCare, Canada's largest cooperative of independent HVAC contractors, announced that it has joined with the Share the Warmth charity to launch an Ontario-wide program to provide emergency repairs to gas and oil furnaces for low-income households in need.
Flame Furnace Company, provider of air conditioning, heating, and electrical systems for homes and businesses in southeast Michigan, has announced three new appointments to its team.
Deltona High School in Orlando, Fla., is investing in the comfort of its close to 3,000 students while also trying to balance upfront costs with a faster payback.
After spending thousands of dollars annually maintaining its leaky and antiquated boiler and radiant heat piping system, Karges Furniture decided replacement would be more cost efficient. The company eventually settled on a $344,000 state-of-the-art system consisting of high tech fabric ductwork, make-up air units, and a commercial humidifier.
The Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Contractors of Canada (HRAC) has published consumer tips for choosing an HVAC contractor at its Web site (www.hrac.ca).
After a decade of providing science-based indoor air quality (IAQ) information through educational materials and speaking engagements, Aerotech Laboratories has created the Aerotech Technical Institute (ATI) to meet an increasing demand for more formalized IAQ training courses.