Are HVAC contractors prepared to take on the coronavirus? An indoor air quality expert says no. 

In this exclusive interview with SNIPS, the union president gives an update and audit of the coronavirus' impact on the sheet metal industry. 

The ASHRAE 2019-2020 president talks about leading the organization through the coronavirus pandemic and how the HVAC industry should be thinking about its sustainable future.

A new steel market update from Majestic Steel sees more steel mills idling furnaces as a result of decreased demand. 

HVAC contractors are uniquely positioned to influence the products that power buildings and homes to decrease the world’s carbon footprint.

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When it comes to HVAC duct systems, the commercial cannabis industry prefers fabric duct over metal duct. Excel Air Systems provides some guidance. 

In spite of coronavirus infection dangers and warnings, protesters around the country are calling for a return to work. A recent poll shows SNIPS readers agree. 

Michigan residents staged a gridlock in protest of the Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's extended order to shelter in place. 

"At the National Air Duct Cleaners Association, it’s our hope that duct cleaners will be included in the conversation moving forward," says Mike Dexter, ASCS, CVI.