Find Our Champions

Recently Signed Champions

  • Russ King

    Russ King

    We must share our knowledge and experience, confront unfounded bias and old ways of doing things, encourage monitoring and data collection to support new ideas, challenge dogma, encourage “baby steps” when necessary, and look for ways to simplify and streamline.

  • Donald Brodsky

    Donald Brodsky

    It is the collaboration of visionaries who will foster change. Building Science and HVAC have come a long way and there are solutions. Educating our industry and educating the customer are our challenges. A united front can help move the ball across the goal line.

  • Chris Kurutz

    Chris Kurutz

    The industry is in desperate need of a reboot!!

  • Thomas Socha

    Thomas Socha

    This is finally a movement that upholds the principles I have strive for my entire career

  • Chris Howells

    Chris Howells

    BetterHVAC means prioritizing the importance of the people that we interact with and provide service to. Knowledge, passion, truth and having a desire to help is where it starts. Asking the question “why” will always drive you to learn more about many problems we experience every day in the trade relating to the people, equipment

  • Rob Minnick

    Rob Minnick

    Helping HVAC & Home Performance Technician’s as well as homeowners learn the proper steps in delivering a comfortable, safe & healthy home.

  • Susan Dunn

    Susan Dunn

    It means I do the best job while using the technology available to maintain efficient safe systems.

  • Brandi Ferenc

    Brandi Ferenc

    As a women who has been on the tools for 20 years, my mission is to evolve the culture of the skilled trades to make it inclusive for women. Better HVAC means it’s time to leave archaic mentalities behind and treat each other as professional to elevate this incredible industry.

  • Paul McHugh

    Paul McHugh

    Provide the client with industry proven solutions to their comfort problems. Solutions that go much farther than simply the equipment. Then initiate a culture within your organization that can deliver those solutions. Simply refuse to accept anything less and refrain from lowering the standards you have set. Ensure those standards are higher than your competition

  • Jeff Blanton

    Jeff Blanton

    Better educating the end user as well as the technician/installers. Communication has been lost art in the age of “now”. Slow and steady can win any race