Homeowners will more likely attempt to change a washer in their kitchen\'s leaky faucet; install a light switch, or even add an addition to the bathroom before they ever consider attempting to address issues with their HVAC system due to its unique capabilities, functionality and design.
As a retired veteran, he has served honorably, collectively for 25 years in two branches of the military
Navy, and Air Force..
Additionally, he holds a bachelor\'s degree in Psychology from Ashford University.
Graduated Lincoln Technical Institute 1989, Capitol Heights Maryland, and became a member of the Refrigeration Services Engineering Society.
About author(s): With over 30 years in the HVAC industry, Marvin had the privilege of working as a technician across multiple states and abroad and operated his own A/C business as a licensed HVAC Contractor for 10 years.
The outline of this book is designed to help the reader trouble shoot while learning basic theory along the way of its role in the systems operational process, while keeping it comprehensible.
In addition, this book offers an honest approach to letting the reader know when they have reached the point beyond their scope of trouble shooting.
HVAC Tips 101 ...
Before you Call Your A/C & Heating Contractor is not only user friendly, it also provides quick-easy-safe to use instructions.
In comparison, most informational books in the same category are much too technical, leaving the reader at a lost, and frustrated.
Homeowners will more likely attempt to change a washer in their kitchen\'s leaky faucet; install a light switch, or even add an addition to the bathroom before they ever consider attempting to address issues with their HVAC system due to its unique capabilities, functionality and design
