The Department of Energy in 2023 finalized a rule requiring all residential gas furnaces manufactured after December 18, 2028, to have an AFUE rating of at least 95 percent
“The United States continues to emphasize the importance of ensuring the Agreement benefits U.S. businesses of all sizes,” the Office of the U.S. Trade Rep. wrote in a statement
The Workforce Apprenticeship Growth and Education Support Act would help roofing contractors offset the cost of training apprentices and formalize on-the-job training programs
The Department of Energy on Monday released guidance on two federal HVAC-focused rebate programs, including a series of changes
“Unscrupulous vendors victimize consumers by selling inferior products, like these sinks with unauthorized UPC Shield marks,” said U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Keri Brady
Roofers are facing new scrutiny as ‘storm chaser’ season ramps up, the Kansas Attorney General’s office tells Homepros
PA Attorney General Dave Sunday sued Curtis Total Service in June 2022, alleging the company engaged in deceptive and high-pressure sales tactics in violation of several state laws
In 2024, FluoroFusion Specialty Chemicals and Dynatemp International sued the Chemours Company and Koura, one of its distributors, on 10 counts, including “actual and attempted monopolization”
The rule change is a “costly mistake” for the HVACR industry, HARDI said
A New Jersey roofing contractor is accusing the manufacturer of anti-competitive pricing practices and improper use of contractor certification systems