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Trends Heighten Need for Humidity Control
- March 27th, 2016 |
- Posted in Uncategorized
- Tags: air conditioning service, appointment, aspect of contractor's sales, clean air, clean air heating and air conditioning, comfort, comfort level, complex issue, confident, conserve energy, consultation, consumer, contractors, contractors weekly magazine, converging, courteous staff, crucial, customer for life, dehumidification, diagnose, energy efficient, experience, facebook, fair return, fast, free in home consultation, friendly service, healthy home, heating and cooling installation, honest assessment, humidification, humidity control, hvac contrators, hvac problems, hvac service technicians, hvac system, hvacr, indoor air quality, informed decision, installation excellence, investment, licensed, main catalysts, maryland's trusted resource, news, perfect storm, portable items, professional, profitability, repair need, resolved, retail stores, simple service call, since 1972, solutions, sources, techniques, the news, trends, Trends Heighten Need for Humidity Control, twitter, weekly magazine, wellness
The NEWS, The HVACR Contractors Weekly Magazine, reported that there are currently several trends converging, like a perfect storm, to make humidity control a crucial aspect of contractor’s sales, techniques and profitability. One of the main catalysts for this movement is you, the consumer. Today, consumers are increasingly aware of their need for humidity control. […]
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Installing New Units
- March 4th, 2016 |
- Posted in new units
- Tags: 1972, 2020, air conditioning, air-conditioning systems, chemical manufacturers, clean air, compressors, cooling company, cooling installation, cooling specialist, courteous staff, current unit, existing equipement, facebook, heat pumps, heating, hvac dealer, hvac technician, hvac unit, installation, Installing new units, main refrigerent, new units, professional heating, proven track record of success, R-22, r-410A, recycled r22, repair, service, substitue, techniques, training, twitter, what you should know about refrigerants when purchasing or repairing a residential a/c system or heat pump
We have already explained that R-410A will slowly phase out ozone-depleting R-22 as the main refrigerent in heat pumps and air conditioning systems. So you know that while chemical manufacturers will no longer be allowed to produce R-22 for use in new A/C systems, they will still be allowed to produce and import R-22 for […]
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