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Helping the HVAC Industry to Become Performance-based

Helping the HVAC Industry to Become Performance-based

by Dominick Guarino | Jun 15, 2016 | Dominick Guarino, Management, Sales & Marketing Blogs

About 10 years ago, a book titled, “Blue Ocean Strategy” was published by the Harvard Business Review Press. When I first read this book I recognized the things that we’d been doing at NCI for the previous 10 years were actually part of a blue ocean strategy. Our blue...
David Richardson on the Art of Installing Test Ports

David Richardson on the Art of Installing Test Ports

by David Richardson | Jun 8, 2016 | David Richardson

There is so much more to installing a static pressure testing port than meets the eye. It involves drilling – a scary thing for both your service technicians and homeowner customers. The art of installing these ports involves more than the hardware and...
Sales Closing The Performance-Based Way

Sales Closing The Performance-Based Way

by David Holt | May 11, 2016 | David Holt, Home, Management, Sales & Marketing Blogs

When it comes to HVAC sales, things can be quite confusing. The rapid pace of technological development means that no manufacturer can maintain a competitive edge for very long. Manufacturers develop a hot new box and, before they can cash their first check, a...
Low HVAC Airflow Hurts TEV Operation

Low HVAC Airflow Hurts TEV Operation

by David Richardson | May 11, 2016 | David Richardson, Home

The Thermostatic Expansion Valve (TEV) has become the refrigerant metering device of choice for most HVACR manufacturers in the past decade. Over time, countless valves have been needlessly replaced because of low airflow affecting their operation. A basic...
Confronting A Restrictive HVAC Air Filter

Confronting A Restrictive HVAC Air Filter

by David Richardson | May 11, 2016 | David Richardson, Home

It is often taught that to diagnose a restrictive air filter is as simple as a visual inspection to see if it’s plugged. Then, if the filter is dirty, replace it. Once this obvious defect is fixed, everything is assumed to work correctly. Could there be more to it?...
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