
Back when I was working for the manufacturers rep company we moved into this big new office on the Isle of Long that was split up into Dilbert-like cubbies. The place had...
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Back when I was working for the manufacturers rep company we moved into this big new office on the Isle of Long that was split up into Dilbert-like cubbies. The place had...
When steam heating was new, back at the turn of the 19th century, coal was the fuel of choice. It burned hot, and it burned long. A good coal-fired boiler would stay lit ...
If you're a contractor, you may use this (with whatever additions or deletions you'd like) as part of your proposal when you visit with a potential customer. Who knows? I...
There's a restaurant chain here in the east called Legal Seafood. They've been in business for years, and for good reasons. Their places are clean and attractive.
All of these pipes around the steam boiler are important. Don't settle for less than what I'm showing you in this video. - Dan Holohan
I tried to explain to her what life had taught me about the Algebra Regents. It really hadn’t mattered one bit in the long run. She looked at me, rolled her eyes and stam...
This brochure was published in 1936 by the U.S. Department of Commerce, all in the interest of saving fuel and improving comfort when it comes to heating systems. Thanks ...
In their day, Sears had it all over today's home centers when it came to heating, as you'll see. This is from 1927. We've included only the section on heating.
In April 2008, my article "On Hiring" was published on HeatingHelp.com and circulated in a weekly email letter to industry professionals. In it, I urge contractors to tak...
As with any company in this field, you’ve always got your eyes open for a qualified technician or a trainable apprentice. You’ve tried everything, including ads in the lo...