HVAC Marketing News

• Modern Coils, New Risks: Rethinking HVAC Cleaning Practices
  Dirty coils still hurt performance, raise operating pressures, and contribute to costly failures, but cleaning them improperly can create a whole new set of problems. 
• It’s Allergy Season: Turning Irritants Into HVAC Opportunity
  For HVAC contractors, allergy season is becoming more than a seasonal maintenance cycle. It is also an opportunity to educate customers on indoor air quality and provide solutions. 
• Baltimore Aircoil Technology Showcase Hits the Road
  The BAC Expo highlights BAC’s heat-rejection technologies for HVAC applications and its liquid cooling solutions for data centers, allowing engineers, contractors, and owners to see the equipment in real-world configurations.
• The NEWSMakers Podcast: How Sensor Technology Is Changing Condensate Management
  In this episode of the Newsmakers Podcast, Jeff Ponce, category director at Malco, stops by to talk about the changing role of condensate management in HVAC installations.
• Report Shows Heat Pumps Viable in Commercial and Industrial Markets
  Heat pumps can deliver two to four times the efficiency of fossil fuel systems, opening new opportunities in commercial and industrial applications. 
• Protect Your Business From Fake Reviews
  A new scam is hitting HVAC contractors where it hurts most — their online reputation.
• ClimateMaster Adds Hot Gas Reheat Option to Tranquility SB
  The hot gas reheat option allows the Tranquility SB water-source heat pump to effectively manage latent loads without overcooling occupied spaces, making it ideal for schools, healthcare facilities, multifamily buildings, and other humidity-sensitive environments, a ClimateMaster press release said.
• How HVAC Contractors Can Solve Labor Woes in the Age of AI
  HVAC may be safe from AI, but the industry’s labor challenges persist. A report from Randstad offers solutions to overcome the skilled labor gap. 
• Fraud in HVAC: Why Companies Are at Risk and How to Prevent It
  Construction firms, and by extension, HVAC companies, lose a median of $250,000 per fraud case, and contractors are not immune to the growing risk.
• Milwaukee Tool Hosts PHCC's Creating Super Foremen Workshop
  The event brought together 24 field leaders from across the country for two days that challenged them to rethink the nature of their work roles.