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What does the exception mean nationally? Effective September 1, 2026, the temporary National Electrical Code exception for listed outdoor HVAC equipment expired. Under NEC Section … Read more
Florida is not simply adding population. A growing share of its development is moving inland, broadening the state’s center of HVAC demand beyond its traditional … Read more
August in Florida has never been an easy time to be an HVAC technician. When afternoon temperatures are approaching or exceeding 100 degrees, however, we … Read more
The last couple months were a celebration across Florida’s HVAC industry as dozens of young men and women reached an important milestone in their careers. … Read more
As Florida’s cooling season gets into full swing, our industry has been anything but quiet. Over the past several weeks, apprenticeship graduation ceremonies across the … Read more
When I launched the ACprosite Workforce Hub earlier this year, my goal was simple: create a Florida-focused employment resource connecting HVACR employers with people looking … Read more
Over the past several months, I’ve invested a tremendous amount of time building resources through ACprosite.com that are designed specifically to help contractors, distributors, technicians, … Read more
The ACprosite Workforce Hub is Open! I’m proud to announce that our Help Wanted feature is officially active, a major step forward in ACprosite’s ongoing … Read more
Everyone that is on the Florida Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Contractors Association (FRACCA) email database has to be aware that the 2026 Educational Conference and … Read more
Here’s a shout-out to two individuals who are doing their best to provide our industry with a well-trained workforce in very different ways, Leland Wilbert … Read more
A primary responsibility of every HVACR program is preparing students for meaningful employment upon graduation. The strongest programs understand that
In February, leading manufacturers will unveil their latest innovations at the AHR Expo. A few weeks later, March 22–25, 2026,
By Amber Bonefont The majority of Floridians are hanging on to the “American Dream,” but rising housing costs and everyday
I didn’t set out to become a High-Performance HVAC™ craftsman. Like many others, my career began by doing what I
