Lower temperatures and higher energy costs offer HVAC contractors the perfect recipe for a busy winter season. The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) is reporting that more than 90 percent of homes and facilities in the U.S. will receive higher heating bills this winter season, in comparison to last winter, as heating fuel prices continue to surge.
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Sixty percent of energy use in supermarkets is attributed to refrigeration, and studies have shown commissioning could result in 7 to 25 percent energy savings. A new guide from ASHRAE…
Winter is a peak season for HVAC work. Don't get left in the cold — make sure to schedule your annual exams sooner than later! It's a generally good idea…