How Will The New Congress Treat The HVACR Industry?
The November elections did little to change the landscape in Washington for the 113th Congress. Sure, Democrats made incremental gains […]
Government
R-22: Contractor Perspectives On The Confusion
R-22. Wasn’t there a phaseout? Yeah, but prices to service existing units have skyrocketed, and then there’s the whole “dry charge” thing. Contractors talk about the refrigerant that won’t go away.
How You Can Help The Industry Advance In Washington
What’s one of the most common complaints about Congress? How about there are too many special interests that make it difficult […]
Obamacare And The Election
It’s been several months since the Supreme Court ruling that upheld the health care reform law, but the debate over […]
On The Border With Regional Standards
As contractors we all should have concerns about the new regional standards for residential gas furnaces and central air conditioners […]
What’s On Contractors’ Minds?
I just returned from Las Vegas where I attended the 44th Annual ACCA Annual Conference and Indoor Air Expo. As […]
Regional Standards Enforcement Rulemaking Will Change Industry
As everyone in the industry is aware, two federal agencies have begun rulemakings on the enforcement of the pending energy […]
Marowske Testifies Before Congress
Michigan contractor Gary Marowske urges the House Small Business Committee to focus on individual taxes, not just corporate rates, because most businesses, like his, are pass-through entities.
Revving Up for the 2012 Elections
Another election year, already? Buckle up, 2012 looks like it’s going to be a bumpy one. Charlie McCrudden explains why.
