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Spread The Word On CO Detectors A couple of years ago I purchased a CO detector for my daughter and son for their homes. I have also made a note

It’s the American way: Contribute to a politician’s campaign or political party and see if you can get something in return. Some might consider this buying a politician’s vote, but not Tom Donohue.

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The Cost Of Hiring The Wrong Person I enjoyed John R. Hall’s article on squeaky-clean techs [“Finding The Squeaky-Clean Technician,” Jan. 21].I own an hvacr service/contracting company. We’re in our

As I was reading an online newsletter from the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors — National Association (PHCC), I was reminded of a subject near and dear to business owners’ hearts: productivity. More specifically, jobsite productivity.

Several aspects of the refrigerant and oil focus in this issue of The News veer away from the familiar world of CFCs, HCFCs, and even HFCs. And that is a reflection of the way the industry is going and may be going.

What follows is the question-and-answer session with three generations of ASHRAE members — Edwin, Rick, and Robert Kennedy.

There is a new health concern among homeowners. It’s called Stachybotrys, or “black mold.” And it could mean a new revenue stream for contractors. But at what cost?

There are days that I regret not following my father’s footsteps.

Remembering Early All-Aluminum Coils I read Joanna R. Turpin’s article, “Aluminum vs. Copper: The Great Condensing Coil Debate,” [Feb. 18] and I would have to disagree with parts of it.She