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Mold: The HVAC Industry’s 4-Letter Word (opens the original)
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“The word ‘mold’ should never leave the lips of an HVAC contractor or technician.” That’s straight from David Richardson, vice president of training at the National Comfort Institute. So why is mold considered a four-letter word in the HVAC industry? As Richardson notes, calling a growth mold is a huge assumption and without the proper training, certifications, and licensing, it could back a technician or company into a corner they don’t want to be in. Coming across organic growth is an inevitab
The NEWSMakers Podcast: HVAC Sales Start With the Conversation, Not the Equipment (opens the original)
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On this episode of The NEWSMakers Podcast, Katy Higgins, owner and founder of True Pros Heating and Air and also a featured speaker at the NEWS’ HVAC Contractor Forum, discusses how contractors and comfort advisors can uncover the problem a homeowner is actually trying to solve, whether that means improving comfort, addressing temperature differences throughout the home, reducing noise, or simply replacing what is already there. By asking questions and listening to the answers, she said contract
HVAC Price Increase List: September 2026 (opens the original)
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HVAC manufacturers and suppliers have announced several price increases taking effect in September, with adjustments ranging from 5% to 15% and additional increases of up to 6% later in the month. Bard – Service Parts: Price increase on service parts only, effective September 1, 2026. OmegaFlex – TracPipe: 6% price increase on all TracPipe System products, effective September 1, 2026. Jones Stephens: 5-15% price increase, varying by product group, effective September 3, 2026. M&M Manufacturing:
AHRI, ACCA Seek Delay As HVAC GFCI Deadline Nears (opens the original)
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With a looming Sept. 1 deadline, the HVAC industry is making a push to delay a National Electrical Code requirement that could bring GFCI protection for affected outdoor residential HVAC equipment. Previously, Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) had filed an appeal with the NFPA Standards Council, but that was denied. Central to the issue is the ongoing incompatibility between some HVAC equipment and GFCI devices, which can cause nuisance trips and callbacks, even when the equipment w
Matt Michel Explains the Business Exit Roller Coaster (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Newsmakers Podcast, Matt Michel talks about what business owners often do not expect when selling a company: the emotional toll. Drawing from interviews with sellers, buyers, and advisors, Michel explains why the sale process can feel like a roller coaster, why due diligence matters, and how owners can prepare for life after the exit. Michel’s book on the subject is available for purchase here. LISTEN NOW | Matt Michel Explains the Business Exit Roller Coaster Discover mor
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