At Michigan-based HVAC distributor Young Supply Co., nearly 10% of the workforce are veterans.
2/1 ACHR NEWS Round-Up
Skilled trades organizations are banding together to get technicians prioritized in Phase 1B of COVID vaccine distribution. Geothermal tax credits were renewed at 26%. The HVAC stock market finished strong in 2020, and manufacturers are optimistic about 2021 — especially for air-source heat pumps.
Project Files: Episode 35 — University of Texas at Dallas Engineering & Computer Science Building
Research. Recognition. Recruitment. Retention. Those were the goals that the University of Texas at Dallas worked to achieve with the new Engineering & Computer Science, West Building.
1/18 ACHR NEWS Round-Up
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1/4 ACHR NEWS Round-Up
Hear from industry leaders about what’s in store for HVAC in 2021 and post-pandemic.
12/21 ACHR NEWS Round-Up
2020 is almost over, and most people are glad to see it end. It wasn’t all bad, though, especially not for the HVAC industry. Take a look at our top stories of 2020.
Project Files: Episode 34 — Urban Conversion Farmhouse
Beautiful, functional, sustainable. Those are the key points that Gina and Rodman Schley want others to take away from their home.
12/7 ACHR NEWS Round-Up
Manufacturers have announced price increases, but contractors should be able to pass on some costs to customers, as demand for HVAC is expected to remain strong into heating season.
New Jersey Contractor Helps Schools Reopen Safely with Indoor Air Quality Investments
ENCON upgraded a school’s filters and installed air purification units in approximately 100 rooms.
Project Files: Episode 33 — Canneberges Bécancour
Canneberges Bécancour, one of the most productive cranberry farms in North America, wanted to develop a freezing facility to support a original 17,000-square-foot processing plant. The team decided on a 400-ton 100% CO2, refrigeration system from Carnot Refrigeration.
11/23 ACHR NEWS Round-Up
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Honeywell Launches Two New Commercial Indoor Air Quality Solutions
As cold and flu season combines with high levels of COVID-19 transmission, the need for safe, clean air in indoor spaces has never been more important.
Types of COVID Transfer and Their Implications for HVAC
Steve Taylor, principal of Taylor Engineering in Alameda, California, spoke at the SMACNA Edge conference.
11/9 ACHR NEWS Round-Up
As the HVACR industry moves toward lower-GPW, mildly flammable refrigerants, contractors wonder just how flammable A2Ls really are. AHRI reports it would take three system failures for an A2L refrigerant to ignite. Governments are proposing credits and grants for improving HVAC as a way to prevent COVID by improving air circulation in public buildings.
Three Ways To Make Your HVAC Business More Valuable Before You Sell
At the Nexstar Super Meeting 2020, held Oct. 6-8, Warrillow shared real-life examples of entrepreneurs who have improved the value of their company.
10/26 ACHR NEWS Round-Up
Tech mogul Elon Musk plans to start working on “super-efficient home HVAC with HEPA filters” based on the heat pumps available in Teslas.
Project Files: Episode 32 — Cambridge School Complex
Learn about King Open and Cambridge Street Upper School Community Complex in Massachusetts, the first net-zero emission school in the state.
Carnegie Museums Highlight HVAC, HEPA Filters Along With Art And Science
One museum exhibit points out the relationship between HVAC design, indoor air quality, and museum collections.
10/8 ACHR NEWS Round-Up
Find out the latest in the inaugural ACHR NEWS Round-Up, a brand-new video series covering what’s new and now in the HVACR industry.
Project Files: Episode 31 — The Olana by Walter Wedding Estates
The new owner wanted quality, longevity, and energy efficiency, delivered via a system that could react very quickly to large influxes of people while still offering the high levels of comfort you’d expect in such an opulent setting.