Areas of Florida Where Septic Systems Are Causing Problems There are over 3 million septic systems in Florida and, for the most part, these sewage treatment and disposal systems are “a safe and effective means of wastewater disposal for 30 percent of Florida’s population,” according the states’s Department of Health. The DOH says Florida accounts […]
Homeowner Survey Offers Valuable Insight for Contractors ACHR News recently conducted a homeowner’s study to help HVAC contractors better understand what homeowners are looking for from HVAC pros and other home service contractors in general. The results were shared today in an ACHR online webinar with five contractor service professionals including representatives from ServiceTitan, Sera
Conservation Labs Unveils H2know An Amazon-backed venture is seeking to tackle the following issue: Over 3 trillion gallons of unwanted water is used each year in the U.S. alone costing home and business owners over $70 trillion. Enter H2knowTM, a smart water monitor that uses sound to manage water consumption while protecting consumers from water
Florida, Texas, Georgia Ranked Most Attractive For Business Relocations A new report out today from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas sheds light on a full decade of business relocationswithin the U.S. The Fed report focused specifically on U.S. businesses relocating to other states over the 10-year period from 2010 to 2019. Perhaps not surprisingly,
Business Facilities Article Shines Spotlight on Florida’s Economy An article in the new issue of Business Facilities magazine starts by looking at Florida’s economic performance on the state level and drills down into a lesser known coastal region that is gaining popularity with U.S. manufacturing firmslooking at relocation options in the Southeast. Florida Continues to
Theft Deterrent Strategies for Lawn Care Professionals Today’s featured recommendation for lawn care, landscaping and tree service professionals is a great article in the current issue of NALP Magazine regarding equipment theft and prevention strategies. In September 2025, a lawn care business owner in Escambia County had his trailer and over $10,000 worth of lawn
