There’s been talk recently about providing free estimates. Should
HVAC contractors charge for estimates to recover our basic costs like
time and fuel?
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There’s still time to register for HVAC Comfortech 2008! The best
educational event for the residential and light commercial HVAC
contractors will be in Atlanta, September 10-13. If you’re not yet
convinced that you should pay a visit, here are 5 more reasons why this
is a don't miss event:
5) LEARN MONEY MAKING IDEAS during more than 40 Seminar Sessions
click here
4) VISIT MORE THAN 200 top industry manufacturers and suppliers
(there is NO CHARGE to visit the exhibits!) click here
3) WIN A FLAT SCREEN TV and other fabulous prizes click here
2) NETWORK and HAVE FUN with other contractors click here
1) MEET the HVAC-TALK.com MODERATORS at the HVAC-Talk booth near the
Comfortech Registration desk
REGISTER FOR HVAC COMFORTECH HERE
HVAC
Comfortech is the HVAC industry’s premier national seminar program
and product showcase for the residential and light commercial
contractor. This key industry event is produced and managed by
Contracting Business magazine. It will be held from September 10-13,
2008, at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Warm Thoughts Communications, Inc. has launched a new Web site,
www.rpyhb.com-which stands for "Recession Proof Your HVAC
Business-designed to help HVAC contractors meet the growing challenges
of a recessionary market.
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SAVE $150 ON A FULL CONFERENCE REGISTRATION…
AND RECEIVE A FREE COPY OF JERRY YUDELSON’S “THE GREEN BUILDING
REVOLUTION”
CxGB 2008, the inaugural green design event for commissioning mechanical
systems in commercial buildings, is extending its Early Bird
registration offer through August 31st. All Early Bird registrations
will pay only $599, a $150 discount off the full conference cost of
$749. In addition, Early Bird registrations will receive a complimentary
copy of keynote speaker Jerry Yudelson’s latest book, “The Green
Building Revolution.”
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Carrier Corp., a unit of United Technologies Corp. was a model of
achievement for athletes participating in the Beijing Olympic Games.
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