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This issue of The ACHR NEWS examines why homeowners are retrofitting heat pumps; how the SVB bank collapse impacts the trades; the benefits of an energy as a service approach; variable-speed compressors’ role in decarbonization; LG’s plans to open a U.S. heat pump factory; Honeywell’s healthy building survey, best practices for online marketing; how contractors can protect their assets; the EPA’s overruling of Berkeley, California’s, natural gas ban; and more. Also in this issue: Distribution Trends celebrates the Top 30 Distributors of 2023, Scott Cochrane is profiled, how to streamline HVAC distribution sales, John Tomczyk offers compressor troubleshooting tips, and much more.
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There are plenty of good, ethical marketing options still out there, but how does a contractor know which to trust and which will simply pick their pockets?
Though the collapse of SVB primarily impacted businesses and investors within the tech center, HVACR contractors — especially small business owners — should take steps now to make sure their cash in the bank is safe.
For your information news briefs from a wide variety of categories within the HVAC industry. Price increases, mergers and acquisitions, award winners, and more are highlighted here each week.
Working through one company and a fixed stipend, EaaS/EEaaS is designed to simplify and streamline all on-site efficiency upgrades, eliminating massive equipment costs, supply chain delays, unexpected maintenance charges, and more.
HVACR systems consume a significant amount of energy, which leads to increased carbon emissions. Manufacturers have found that the variable-speed compressor may be the solution to this problem.
HVAC industry leaders gathered at the White House for a discussion of heat pump manufacturing and deployment. The greater use of heat pumps is part of the Biden Administration’s decarbonization strategy.
Office workers across five markets have increased expectations when it comes to their building’s IAQ and carbon footprint and reported the responsibility falls directly on their employer or building manager.
HVAC business owners should take advantage of what online marketing (website design, Google Business Profiles, social media) can do for their company, but they have to do it the right way.
The decision is a win for the California Restaurant Association, which challenged the ban that took effect in 2020. The city has not decided whether to appeal.
Learning how to troubleshoot a system that is experiencing leaky valves or worn rings can be challenging, so technicians need to take careful measurements in order to isolate the problem.
As an industry, we have rolled with efficiency changes in the past, even when the bureaucrats making the rules lack an understanding of the impact simple things like warehousing, transportation, and installations have on the industry. Or maybe they do not care.
The city of Phoenix sought an energy-efficient HVAC solution that would restore Phoenix Art Museum’s lost efficiency and improve the indoor climate for the museum’s specialized environment while also contributing to the city’s energy conservation goals.
Serving alongside Stephen Pape on ACCA's executive committee are Paton, immediate past chair; Martin Hoover, Empire Heating and Air Conditioning Inc., Decatur, Georgia, senior vice chair; Brian Stack, Stack Heating, Cooling, and Electric, Avon, Ohio, secretary/treasurer; Tim Cropp, CroppMetcalfe Services, Fairfax, Virginia, vice chair; and Eddie McFarlane, Haller Enterprises LLC, vice chair.
The Viega Experience Center will serve as a centralized hub for Viega to support and connect with its east coast customers and provide opportunities to host events and meetings.
Making sure customers get the HVACR equipment they need when they need it requires many moving parts, and it’s your job as a salesperson to make sure everything flows seamlessly.
The new generation Aspen and AspenPRO units are designed for both new installations and retrofits and provide optimum energy efficiency levels with all major brands of heat pumps and air conditioners.
The new Honeywell Home T10+ Smart Thermostat Kits with RedLINK® 3.0 offer additional control over three types of indoor air quality (IAQ) equipment simultaneously.
The indoor environmental quality inspection and testing services will be available across the US and incorporated into the Schneider Electric Service Plan.