Going Green is Business as Usual

I couldn't agree more. Except that I am in the electrical power business. When governments and businesses demand a higher level of installation (and thats actually what they are asking for) contractors should always grin. Since it requires you to furnish a more expensive product that is marked up by a percentage. That means a higher profit level for your company.

I feel the same way about licensing and regulation of laborers. We shouldn't complain when it requires the hiring or promoting workers to a higher wage scale. After all don't we fit their scale into our charges and send them forward for payment on a percentile mark up?

I would like to suggest that green hvac discussisons should include residential chiller boiler products. These systems reduce carbon footprint by 40% and hydronic heat is more comfortable.

R Donnell www.hydronika.com

I agree with Gray Haired Old Goat statement. I couldn't phrase it better.

Scott; http://www.warmvents.com

TomMooreAir meets all of the EPA standards for disposal of hazardous materials as well as ECO friendly use of chemicals for HVAC systems. We here at TomMooreAir agree that by sticking to these standards and by going green is just a way of saying
"We conduct our business the way it's supposed to be conducted."

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