Tucker Hill Air, Plumbing, and Electric is thrilled to announce the launch of its new private label water line.

The Mechanical Contractors Association (MCA) of Northwestern Ohio hosted the inaugural meeting of its Women in the Mechanical Industry (WiMI) group on Oct. 26, 2023.

The report highlights key objectives, and demonstrates a continued commitment to sustainability.

Your training investment in your technicians will result in positive benefits beyond the financial impact. Trained techs exude confidence, impressing customers with their expertise — leading to fewer callbacks. Service managers can focus on their roles instead of being constant technical advisors, meaning increased job efficiency.

As industry technology evolves and running a home services business becomes more complex, business owners and their teams must get the right training to foster growth and innovation. Business training/coaching provider celebrates its 25 years of helping industry entrepreneurs and their businesses thrive.

It’s perfectly normal to be nervous for your first few media interviews. It’s a new experience, and you want to make a good impression. However, don’t forget that you are the expert, not the reporter. Heather Ripley provides some preparation tips for a print or TV interview.

As we’ve dealt, or not dealt, with high inflation in the last few years, it is imperative to note that rising business expenses will need to result in higher pricing in order to make a profit.

At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, WGAL went on with its renovation plan to upgrade the HVAC systems and modernize the facility. Moore Engineering and mechanical contractor CMC collaborated to increase the efficiency of the heating, air and IAQ systems.  

When discussing how to add quality workers to your plumbing and heating business, look outside those trades. Tom Soukup says to start with people with the right attitude and mindset, which is crucial to the home services business; the technical side can be taught. 

Unproductive inventory is a nice way to say you have captive dollars sitting on your shelves instead of being used to make customer-centric investments.