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Helping install the ventilation system for the new World Trade Center transportation center in New York City was a proud moment for the sheet metal companies involved.
SAN FRANCISCO - When Andy Davies takes his bike out on the streets of San Francisco, there is a good chance someone will stop him to get a better look.
While challenges remain, brighter days are ahead. That was part of the message at the Heating, Air-conditioning and Refrigeration Distributors International’s (HARDI’s) western regional meeting held in Phoenix recently.
Installing a heating and cooling system for older and historical buildings can present an array of challenges, but many contractors assert that ductless mini-splits can provide efficient heating and cooling with a minimum of frustration.
Ductless mini-splits are not new, but there still seems to be a bit of mystery surrounding these systems. Although some questions linger, many manufacturers are doing their part to enlighten contractors about ductless heating and cooling systems.
Ductless mini-splits have many practical commercial applications, from schools to office buildings. But ductless is also a practical residential choice.
Members of Excellence Alliance Inc. (EAI) now have new opportunities and initiatives designed to assist them in creating and running a successful business. These new programs were introduced at the group's 2004 spring managers meeting.