John R. Hall

"One Hour Air-conditioning and Heating" concept is bound to cause a stir in the hvacr industry.

Deregulation forces contractor into a partnership bringing unexpected rewards.

New Jersey’s new utility deregulation law, which takes effect August 1, will allow consumers to choose between gas and electric providers.

This product claims to take the science of radiant floor heating one step further.

Many hvacr contractors are turning to telephone “on-hold” advertising as an effective, inexpensive way to market products and services to a captive audience.

As Americans salute military veterans on Memorial Day, several hvacr contractors reflected on their years of active duty. The memories of their service have had profound effects on them.

In this final installment of our series on New Jersey contractors, we’ll look at two businesses with different markets and different labor environments.

Complex programming means customers will use only a fraction of a thermostats capabilities.

The higher temps in many areas of the country will undoubtedly bring a flood of articles about distraught customers, wallowing in steamy kitchens and fanning themselves on porches, impatiently awaiting visits from overworked service technicians.

While Tampa boasts an international seaport and St. Petersburg is making an urban comeback, the senior citizen communities provide the backbone for much of the residential a/c work.