The Raken field management app is for residential and commercial general contractors and subcontractors.

Specializing spiral round, oval and rectangular ductwork fabrication, SET Duct Manufacturing is celebrating six years with no lost time accidents.

Trimble and Mestek Machinery guide you through creating a successful, seamless workflow and how to use interoperability between software and hardware to grow your business.

On Aug. 30, 2018, updates to California's Proposition 65 (Safe Drinking Water & Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986) took effect and required all products in the state to include warning labels if they contained one of more than 950 chemicals that could cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For DMI Companies, that included the company's sealants and adhesives. 

With its fleet of delivery vans, operating in more than a dozen cities, Dispatch’s delivery services have been known to relieve, and in some cases, replace a company’s need for a truck fleet — enabling owners to redirect those resources elsewhere.

When it comes to ‘green HVAC,’ it doesn’t get more green than copper ductwork. Cobre29 founder and Polar Air Supply owner Jon Bell, with the help of his son, Jeff, is building a network of ‘healthy buildings’ as one of few copper duct producers in the HVAC industry.

In all, Kaempf & Harris Sheet Metal utilized 600,000 pounds of galvanized ductwork to construct a commercial-grade HVAC system for the 270,000-square-foot Frederick High School in Frederick, Maryland. 

For 50 years, the Minneapolis-based Sheet Metal Connectors, Inc. has endeavored to be a trusted partner to HVAC contractors around the country by making products that stand the test of time and integrity. As the company prepares to reach its next major milestone, SMC president and CEO Jim Myers is ready to take that contractor-manufacturer partnership to the next level.

After winning the AHR Product of the Year Award in January for its HVAC Load Reduction (HLR) technology, enVerid is moving forward with plans for a “commercial scale-up.” 

Rosie D’Antonio had mostly worked retail when she saw a newspaper ad and applied for a position in Duro Dyne’s assembly department in 1979.