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Jordan Essen, service technician at Comfort Matters Heating and Cooling.

Quality Control in HVAC Keeps Customers Content

Contractors differ on how to ensure equipment is installed properly

Joanna R. Turpin

March 9, 2020

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Most homeowners do not know what a quality HVAC installation entails, but ensuring quality is critical for the contractor.

A mechanized version of the Floating Air Ductless unit.

Friedrich Aims to Make Contractors’ Lives Easier

Manufacturer innovation leads to easier installation and maintenance, quieter units

Maria Taylor

March 2, 2020

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Higher SEER doesn’t make a contractor’s life easier, said the vice president of marketing and product management at Friedrich Air Conditioning Co.

Piping Practices Advance Hydronic Installations

Materials, technology making changes in the industry

Angela D. Harris

February 24, 2020

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Piping a hydronic system is a key part of installation, and requires time and skill as contractors work to provide top-performing hydronic systems.

Compressor Installation and Maintenance.

Compressors' Lives can Be in Danger From Moment of Installation

Compressors don’t die, they’re murdered

Joanna R. Turpin

February 24, 2020

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Many new systems have no chance of long-term success due to improper installation, said Martin Hoover of Empire Heating and Air Conditioning.

The commissioning of Fujitsu VRF systems at a residence in New Jersey.

Five Good Reasons Why A Good Compressor Can Go Bad

Failures often result from installation mistakes and poor maintenance

Joanna R. Turpin

February 24, 2020

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Compressor failures are often a result of installation mistakes and/or poor maintenance, which means that they can usually be prevented.

Institutional HVAC Projects Require Specific Solutions

Meeting the needs for special uses requires creative thinking

Ted Craig

January 6, 2020

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Institutional buildings used by the public bring special HVAC challenges because each one comes with its own distinctive set of needs.

From Decarbonization to Gas Pipeline Restrictions, Geothermal Loops Get a New Push

Circular reasoning: Geothermal heats up

Robert Beverly

January 6, 2020

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How would greater geothermal presence work, and what would it mean for HVAC contractors?

Betlem Heating technicians Zach (left) and Miles practice troubleshooting furnaces in the company’s training lab under the watchful eye of their trainer, Andy (center).

Improper Furnace Installations Can End Up Imperiling Homeowners

Shortcuts and mistakes can reduce comfort and energy savings, as well as put occupants in danger

Joanna R. Turpin

December 30, 2019

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Buying a new furnace is likely a new experience for most homeowners, so they may not know the importance of installing the equipment correctly.

Train Your Employees to Install High-End HVAC Correctly Upfront

Practice, process, and company culture are the secret to success

Gordon White

November 25, 2019

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Installing high-end HVAC correctly, or incorrectly, will dramatically affect the owner’s experience of the equipment.

Do It Yourself Means Profit Opportunities for Contractors

“Do It Yourself” Means Profit Opportunities for HVAC Contractors

From pre-project advice to fixing follies, understanding the modern DIY’er

Robert Beverly

September 9, 2019

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From offering pre-project advice to cleaning up fix-it follies, weigh a few scenarios and understand the modern DIY’er when shaping a policy.

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