This Week At Contracting Business
Interactive November 17, 2010 |
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The following story can be found on Matt Michel’s blog: www.comanchemarketing.blogspot.com.
In 2002, Texarkana contractor, John Price rebranded his company. After a
trip to Maui, he changed his company name from "Price Service Company"
to "Aloha Aire."
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“Delta t” is the most common use of the word delta in the HVAC
industry. Delta t means temperature difference. If the temperature in a
supply duct is 100F and the temperature in the attic around the duct is
60F; subtract 60F from a 100F to find a delta t of 40F. Let’s take a
look a few other “deltas” that we include in our day-to-day HVAC
industry terms.
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AirTight Mechanical, Inc., a critical site HVAC service contractor
in Charlotte, is proud to announce their newest membership with the Hood
Hargett Breakfast Club.
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CALMAC is proud to sponsor a new professional development course,
“Thermal Energy Storage: A Vital Ingredient to a Low Carbon Future.”
This course, provided by InfoSpec, Inc., recently received approval from
both the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the United States
Green Building Council (USGBC) for continuing education credits. The
course educates participants on the principles of thermal energy storage
and why it is needed to reduce the environmental impact of buildings
while reducing building operating costs.
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Solar products, trends and technologies and their role in the HVACR
marketplace will take center stage at the 2011 AHR Expo in Las Vegas,
January 31– February 2.
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"How did we do?" Hand out this flyer on every service call.
Let customers know that you would like them to post their opinion (good
or bad) on the Google online review system. If you're doing things
right, he good comments will far outweigh the bad. To use this, you need
to have a local listing for your business on Google. Visit local.google.com/.
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