A few weeks ago, I came across a heartbreaking news story about a 6-year-old boy from Texas who died after contracting a rare amoeba called Naegleria fowleri from the local water supply.

PHVAC business owners know running a service company is not easy. 

I’m normally a voracious reader — of anything fiction. Actually, I’m a huge science fiction and fantasy nerd. 

Normally, making it through July is nothing to celebrate, but given the year we’ve had so far, I’m celebrating the little wins when I can. 

Well, it finally happened. Michigan weather heated up, and my AC sputtered and died a sad death. 

Any time you turn on the TV nowadays, consumers are overwhelmed with advertisements on how different brands are ad-dressing and handling the COVID-19 pandemic. 

We are living in unprecedented times with a global pandemic that may have widespread repercussions on the world economy. 

As I sit here writing this column on March 12, 10 more cases of COVID-19 were just confirmed in my home state of Michigan, bringing the state total to 12. 

It’s an exciting time for the plumbing and heating industries. 

Technology is amazing. I can pay all of my bills via apps on my smartphone, order food and even get great customer service without ever having to speak aloud to another human being.