Contractors have numerous options for offering homeowners solutions in energy management systems.

For residential HVAC contractors, smart homes are a fast-growing market that offers opportunity for profit.

This White Paper discusses how advanced controls supported by professional services from VRF system manufacturers enable facility managers to monitor and control third-party HVAC equipment while using high-performance VRF systems as the primary technology for heating and cooling.

How many of standard HVAC sales include add-ons like a humidifier, air cleaner, HRV/ERV, UV lights, or zoning?

Contractors need to equip themselves to be ambassadors when it comes to zoning.

The project team and property management realized they needed to maximize open space for use by hotel guests. They chose LG’s Multi V™ 5 and Multi V™ S VRF systems, noted for energy efficiency and flexibility in design and installation options.

Zoning technology has experienced success in both residential and commercial applications of hot water and hydronic systems.

From the start, the home’s development team at Legacy Custom Built Homes had big goals for the 6,600-square-foot, three-level home in terms of both efficiency and design aesthetic.

This enables users to control their hydronic radiant panel, baseboard, or radiator to heat to the exact temperature and from wherever they may be.

Customer comfort is the top sales driver in the HVAC industry, or at least it should be.