For 25 years I have preached from a soap box the importance of common-sense, practical application of building science to residential structures by “right-sizing” via a Manual J. Falling on deaf ears for the most part, most builders want the cheapest, force the HVAC contractors to fight over low bid and refuse to allow their

Rule of thumb is dead! Continually adapting to new technologies, new methods and skipping the shortcuts.

Doing things right the first time. Diagnosing systems honestly. Being honest and open about the process, whether for repairs or replacement. Educating the homeowner a little bit to give them the knowledge to make the best decision possible, when it comes to repairs/replacement. Being available to answer questions or offer guidance. Keeping up with the

I am always seeking ways to be a better tech I love new information and bouncing things off other people.

After 20 years of doing HVAC for a paycheck, I’ve moved to commercial and after listening to a few podcasts. I have started training again. And helping out those around me and on social media.

Being above the industry standard

Sizing systems correctly and installing with honor!

Better for our customers. Better for our Business’s. Better for the Industry.

Better living

As an trades instructor I hear many stories of great, good, marginal, adequate, crappy, horrendous and everything in between. I see bad practices being handed down from journeyperson to apprentice. I would like to see a trade wide increase in pride of workmanship. I have so much to learn also, and would like that knowledge