✕ Of the many impacts COVID-19 had on the HVAC industry, the one that resonated most with the average American was a heightened awareness of the importance of IAQ. “While the exceptional (pandemic) IAQ demand has generally subsided, it did leave...
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IAPMO and the Pace Energy and Climate Center at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University have agreed to jointly publish Chapter 17 of the Uniform Mechanical Code as a standalone document (IAPMO/UMC/Chapter 17-2024) to address the needs...
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FAIRVIEW, Texas — The Joseph Groh Foundation, which works to better the lives of people in the contracting and construction trades who face life-altering disabilities, has named Frances Glueck as its latest grant recipient. Frances, who has a...
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Hello, folks! Living in the beautiful Western Slope of Colorado means we get to enjoy amazing winters. But with those chilly days, we rely heavily on our heating systems to keep our homes warm and cozy. If you’ve been wondering, “Is it time to...
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If your HVAC system is getting up in age, you may be interested in retrofitting it instead of overhauling it with an entirely new unit. There are some instances when we can retrofit your older system, but at other times a replacement is...
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If you have a heat pump, it’s a good idea to know what some of the common repair needs are so you can pay attention to their signs and identify them early. Investing in heat pump repairs when problems are just beginning is a great way to...
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As the unseen but essential part of your home’s HVAC system, ductwork plays a critical role in keeping your home comfortable year-round. Over time, however, ducts can become damaged, inefficient, or outdated, which can lead to poor air quality...
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We’re living in an efficiency renaissance. Efficiency standards have changed a lot in just the past few years, let alone the last few decades. This has affected the HVAC industry so much that we’re not using a different term to talk about...
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Back when the words in newspapers were formed in ink, not pixels, and newspapers were all made of paper and not, like our smart devices, of metal, glass, and plastic, veteran journalists were often said to have ink in the blood. After more than...
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Purl’s Sheet Metal & Air Conditioning, along with Randy and Sheryl Berry, are hosting the Annual Hot Dog dinner on Sep. 3 from 5–7pm. We will be hosting a dinner for all the 4H and FFA Exhibitors and their families for the Madera District...
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As the summer draws to a close, your air conditioner has likely been working hard for months to keep your home comfortable. But all that work can take a toll on your system, leading to the need for an air conditioning repair in Madera, CA...
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