Category: HVAC

As the HVACR industry navigates a major refrigerant transition, confusion and frustration have followed — particularly around the availability of R-454B. Though both R-454B and R-32 were introduced as low-GWP alternatives to R-410A, only one has seen widespread supply challenges. Why the discrepancy? Industry insiders point to a combination of manufacturing decisions, timing, supply chain…

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There’s nothing more frustrating than switching on your air conditioner on a hot summer day, only to feel warm air coming from your vents. If you’re a homeowner in Springfield dealing with this issue, you’re not alone.  Several common problems can cause your AC to blow warm air, and while some are quick fixes, others…

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Voted San Gabriel Valley’s Favorite Heating and Cooling Company for 2025, Air-Tro continues its winning streak with over a decade of recognition from the region’s most trusted publications. PRESS RELEASE – Monrovia, California, United States For over a decade, Air-Tro Heating & Air has earned consistent recognition from the readers of the Pasadena Star-News, San…

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If you’ve lived in San Marcos for any length of time, you know how hard your AC system works, but do you know how long it’s expected to last?. San Marcos’ extreme humidity and summer temperatures cause your cooling unit to run more frequently and with greater effort than in most regions. This naturally raises…

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As extreme and dangerous heat envelops much of the country, HVAC technicians are still going to be on the front lines, providing relief to families and other sectors who need relief. This vital service obviously comes with its fair share of dangers, as exposure to excessive heat can put even the most seasoned tech at…

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Since the compressor is arguably the most important part of your heat pump, you must be ready to respond whenever it malfunctions. To be able to respond adequately, however, you must first know what causes these problems. To help you stay cool in Spotsylvania, VA this summer, we’ll discuss three signs of a faulty heat…

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ATLANTA, Georgia — ASHRAE is proud to join organizations, governments, and industry leaders around the world in celebrating World Refrigeration Day 2025 (WRD 2025) on June 26. This year’s theme, “Cool Skills,” highlights the essential competencies and training required to support sustainable, efficient cooling systems that are vital to health, comfort, and modern infrastructure. World Refrigeration…

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INDIANAPOLIS — Carrier is excited to announce the relaunch of its geothermal heat pump product line, featuring significant innovations and updates designed to enhance performance, efficiency, and serviceability. Carrier is a part of Carrier Global Corporation. Carrier’s geothermal systems leverage the earth’s natural thermal energy, providing an energy-efficient solution for heating and cooling. These systems…

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When it comes to choosing an air conditioning system, Goodman is a name that frequently tops the list. But are Goodman AC units truly worth your investment? This comprehensive 2025 guide dives deep into Goodman’s performance, reliability, and value, leveraging decades of HVAC industry insights and real-world customer feedback to help you make an informed…

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California is aggressively pursuing its goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2045, which includes reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 85%. A central part of this plan is to replace gas-powered heating systems with heat pump technologies; in fact, the state has set an ambitious goal of installing 6 million heat pumps for space and water…

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