HVAC Marketing News

• A. O. Smith Announces Summer Promotion with Participating Wholesale Partners
  The promotion began July 1 and runs through Aug. 31, 2025.
• ASA Launches Product Data Standard to 'Create Clarity'
  Amid growing digital demands and operational complexity, ASA is taking steps to establish an industry-backed, collaborative standard that will enhance accuracy, efficiency, and innovation for all stakeholders.
• Heat Pumps Surge Ahead: What HVAC Contractors Need to Know Now
  Will regional strength help the market stay strong after federal incentives wind down? 
• HVAC Excellence Seeks Accreditation Team Members
  Team members play a vital role in evaluating and upholding the quality of HVACR education nationwide and have an opportunity to help evaluate programs and shape the future of the HVACR industry.
• A Technician’s Quick Guide to Non-Invasive System Checks
  No ports? No problem. Here are three proven ways to check refrigerant charge without gauges.
• ServiceTitan Partners with Associated Builders and Contractors
  As a national trade association with 23,000 members, ABC is renowned for advancing key industry trends and fostering innovation. 
• The Invisible Revolution: How 'Dark Software' is Transforming HVAC Operations
  AI isn’t just for diagnostics. It's now changing how HVAC contractors schedule, invoice, and scale.
• HVAC Q&A Episode 12: Hidden IAQ Culprits
  In this video, pros from National Comfort Institute, Goettl Air Conditioning, and Green Valley Cooling & Heating share advice for finding and fixing common indoor air quality issues.
• Duct-Cleaning Firm Expands Chicagoland Service Area
  “Our focus is on delivering results that protect families and businesses,” said John Pery, a spokesman for XPro Air Duct Cleaning & Dryer Vent Cleaning. “It’s not just about cleanliness. It’s about improving air quality, reducing fire risk, and increasing system performance — while offering honest pricing our clients can trust.”
• 83-Year-Old Texas Man Earns HVAC Degree
  Octogenarian Rafael Aguirre didn’t let age get in the way of his pursuit of a degree in HVAC technology. Next, he plans to study automobile electrical systems.