Good HVAC Practices for Residential and Commercial Buildings

Good HVAC Practices for Residential and Commercial Buildings presents a roadmap that addresses many of the concerns HVAC customers (and insurance carriers) have, including: humidity control deficiencies; moisture incursion; and contaminant emission and transport. Good HVAC Practices for Residential and Commercial Buildings helps HVAC contractors enhance system performance and improve customer satisfaction, but it also may reduce liabilities by presenting a "standard for care" and framing a business opportunity that can help contractors increase their profits. It's a must-have for commercial and residential contractors.

Good HVAC Practices for Residential and Commercial Buildings is a valuable resource to assist HVAC contractors and designers in identifying and incorporating recognized industry practices into their business operations. The guide applies to new construction as well as replacement/retrofit markets for both the residential and commercial air-conditioning sectors.

By using Good HVAC Practices for Residential and Commercial Buildings, HVAC professionals are better positioned to differentiate themselves in the eyes of their customers, reduce the risk of liability through fewer callbacks, provide for greater equipment reliability/performance, and improve long term customer satisfaction -- factors that can reasonably be expected to produce increased profitability. Additionally, companies who incorporate Good Practices into their business operations are more likely to be recognized for following good industry practices, which may help to secure/maintain corporate liability insurance for such things as mold litigation.

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