The study on the Heat Interface Units Marketby Brand Essence Market Research is a compilation of systematic details in terms of market valuation, market size, revenue estimation, and geographical spectrum of the business vertical. The study also offers a precise analysis of the key challenges and growth prospects awaiting key players of the Heat Interface Units market, including a concise summary of their corporate strategies and competitive setting.

In 2018, the Global Heat Interface Units Market size was xx million US$ and it is expected to reach xx million US$ by the end of 2025, with a CAGR of xx% during 2019-2025.

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A recent report on Heat Interface Units Market provides a detailed analysis on the industry size, revenue forecasts and geographical landscape pertaining to this business space. Additionally, the report highlights primary obstacles and latest growth trends accepted by key players that form a part of the competitive spectrum of this business.

Heat Interface Units are installed in multi-family apartments and act as a bridge between the housing unit and the central heating system. They eliminate the need to install heating systems in individual dwellings, and thus save costs. Reduced investment and maintenance cost is one of the major factors driving the global heat interface units market. Installing gas boilers in individual dwellings in a multi-dwelling apartment complex includes various costs.

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Moreover, during installation, the gas lines are required to be calibrated for the right BTU levels. To prevent any compromise with the integrity of the pipe and the possibility of explosions, it is important to ensure that all the procedures are carried out properly, which requires trained professionals that add to the costs. Installing a central boiler plant eliminates the need for connecting individual dwellings to gas lines, resulting in significant cost savings. HIUs only require a centralized boiler and hot water risers. Therefore, there is no need for a piping network running through the buildings; this results in reduced costs and brings down the future costs for repair and maintenance.

EMEA accounted for the maximum shares of the market during 2017. Our analysts have predicted that EMEA will witness steady growth in the next five years. HIUs are very popular in Europe, due to which they are the key leaders in the central heating systems market. Moreover, the extreme climatic conditions in Europe makes it a huge market for heating and cooling systems.

In this report, 2018 has been considered as the base year and 2019 to 2025 as the forecast period to estimate the market size for Heat Interface Units. This report studies the global market size of Heat Interface Units, especially focuses on the key regions like United States, European Union, China, and other regions (Japan, Korea, India and Southeast Asia).

This study presents the Heat Interface Units production, revenue, market share and growth rate for each key company, and also covers the breakdown data (production, consumption, revenue and market share) by regions, type and applications. history breakdown data from 2014 to 2019, and forecast to 2025.

For top companies in United States, European Union and China, this report investigates and analyzes the production, value, price, market share and growth rate for the top manufacturers, key data from 2014 to 2019.

Market Segment by Product Type

Indirect Heat Interface Units Direct Heat Interface Units

Market Segment by Application

Residential Commercial Industrial

History Year: 2014-2018 Base Year: 2018 Estimated Year: 2019 Forecast Year 2019 to 2025

Qualitative Analysis covers:

Industry Status and TrendsManufacturer/Company profiles, manufacturing base distribution, sales areas, product introduction, main business, market position and their competitors.Product Development, Technology, Price, Cost, Manufacturing Process and TrendsMarket segment by regions, types, applications and forecastMarket opportunities, potential, government policies and influence factors.

Quantitative Analysis covers:

Market size (value, sales/output, historical data and forecasts)Sales/output/capacity, revenue, price, gross margin, market share, for top players. Through interviewing each manufacturers, distributors, traders, dealers and buyers etc.Cost structure, proportion, price trend, gross margin and trend, status and trend, for 10 yearsMarket size by types, regions, applications for 10 yearsMarket forecast based on the potential demand from downstream clients/buyers, government, influence factors and the total economic indication, maybe occur in following years.

To analyze and research the Heat Interface Units status and future forecast in United States, European Union and China, involving sales, value (revenue), growth rate (CAGR), market share, historical and forecast. To present the key Heat Interface Units manufacturers, presenting the sales, revenue, market share, and recent development for key players. To split the breakdown data by regions, type, companies and applications To analyze the global and key regions market potential and advantage, opportunity and challenge, restraints and risks. To identify significant trends, drivers, influence factors in global and regions To analyze competitive developments such as expansions, agreements, new product launches, and acquisitions in the market

Table of Contents

1 Report Overview1.1 Study Scope1.2 Key Market Segments1.3 Players Covered1.4 Market Analysis by Type1.4.1 Global Heat Interface Units Market Size Growth Rate by Type (2014-2025)1.4.2 Topical Products1.4.3 Botulinum1.4.4 Dermal Fillers1.4.5 Chemical Peels1.4.6 Microabrasion Equipment1.4.7 Laser Surfacing Treatments1.5 Market by Application1.5.1 Global Heat Interface Units Market Share by Application (2014-2025)1.5.2 Hospitals1.5.3 Dermatology Clinics1.6 Study Objectives1.7 Years Considered

2 Global Growth Trends2.1 Heat Interface Units Market Size2.2 Heat Interface Units Growth Trends by Regions2.2.1 Heat Interface Units Market Size by Regions (2014-2025)2.2.2 Heat Interface Units Market Share by Regions (2014-2019)2.3 Industry Trends2.3.1 Market Top Trends2.3.2 Market Drivers2.3.3 Market Opportunities

3 Market Share by Key Players3.1 Heat Interface Units Market Size by Manufacturers3.1.1 Global Heat Interface Units Revenue by Manufacturers (2014-2019)3.1.2 Global Heat Interface Units Revenue Market Share by Manufacturers (2014-2019)3.1.3 Global Heat Interface Units Market Concentration Ratio (CR5 and HHI)3.2 Heat Interface Units Key Players Head office and Area Served3.3 Key Players Heat Interface Units Product/Solution/Service3.4 Date of Enter into Heat Interface Units Market3.5 Mergers & Acquisitions, Expansion Plans

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During this challenging time with COVID-19, many families are finding themselves doing more home renovations or home maintenance projects and perhaps learning new skills in the process.

Your home cannot take care of itself. Your monthly budget should include money for routine maintenance and repair for the house and yard. Plan to set money aside for the large, irregular expenses that occur normally as a house ages. Large expenses include interior and exterior painting, repairs or replacement of heating and air conditioning units and appliances, floor coverings, and roof surfaces.

Housing experts recommend setting aside 1 to 2 percent of the market value of your house each year to pay for maintenance and repair costs. While you many not need to use all of these funds in a given year, the accumulation of funds will help you pay for large future expenses such as installing a new heating and air conditioning unit, or replacing a roof.

Home maintenance helps provide a healthy, safe environment while protecting your largest investment your home. It is much easier to prevent possible health and safety issues or structural damage than it is to pay large medical or repair bills.

Who Is Responsible for Home Maintenance?

As a homeowner, you are responsible for maintaining your home. If you live in a condominium or townhouse, you should check your homeowner agreement to determine what responsibilities you have and what responsibilities lie with the homeowners association.

What Is Involved in Home Maintenance?

Cleaning roofs and gutters, cleaning or painting outside wall surfaces, cleaning floors and walls, vacuuming carpet, keeping sinks and shower drains running freely, etc.

What Is Involved in Home Repair?

Replacing broken glass in windows or doors, replacing warped or worn shingles, repairing a cracked sidewalk or driveway, replacing worn out faucets, repairing broken stair rails, etc.

How Often Should You Do Maintenance and Repairs?

Maintenance and repairs should be done as soon as the need appears. This sooner-the-better practice helps prevent further damage and keeps repair costs down. At least once every 6 months, inspect your house and yard thoroughly to identify items needing work.

Who Should Do the Work?

The homeowner who does his or her own maintenance and repairs saves money. Use the following sources to learn how to do your own maintenance and repairs:

Manufacturers use booklets and care guides for repair and guidance on how to clean.

Do-it-yourself (DIY) publications are often available free in builder supply or hardware stores.

Home maintenance/repair books and videos in public libraries, stores, or online.

An experienced neighbor or friend.

If you are not able to do the work, hire a qualified, experienced contractor or repair person. Ask friends for personal recommendations. Check the telephone book, neighborhood newspapers, special advertisements and the Better Business Bureau to find a reputable repair person. Ask for written estimates and do not pay in advance for maintenance or repair services.

Include a maintenance and repair category in your monthly budget. If you do not need the money in a particular month, put it in a savings account for the periodic, expensive, and/or unexpected repairs that will happen as a house ages.

Inspect your home regularly. Develop a system where you inspect one area per month to ensure regular inspection of each area. Start at the foundation of the house and work upward and inward. Use the following list of areas to conduct your home inspection.

Foundations, Basements, and Yards

Water that strikes the house or drips down from the roof should drain away from the foundation walls. The gutter and downspout system should keep water from pooling around the foundation where it can create a moisture problem. Be sure gutters and downspouts are kept open and in good repair.

Trim shrubs and bushes away from the foundation walls. Clearance space should be at least one foot.

Check masonry foundation walls for cracks or weakened and crumbling mortar.

Examine main support beams, support columns, and floor joists for evidence of bowing or warping.

Check wood structural members, such as joists, beams, and columns, with a screwdriver or pocket knife to be sure wood is solid and free from decay.

Check the inside and outside of all foundation walls and piers for termite tubes and damage. You may choose to have a pest control company do this each year.

Check that the crawlspace vapor barrier is in good condition and placed correctly. A vapor barrier is usually polyethylene material (at least 6-mil) that covers 100 percent of the crawlspace.

Examine the inside of the basement or foundations walls for dampness or water stains indicating seepage or a leak.

Water lines and outside faucets need some freeze protection or winter drainage. To prevent damage, water hoses should be drained and stored for the winter.

Clean leaves and debris from around the outside heating/air conditioning condenser and trim back shrubs that may block air movement around the house.

Yard care power equipment should be drained of fuel in the late fall or early winter and serviced according to manufacturers instruction.

Clean and repair garden equipment after the last use of the season. Remove dirt and rust, then store in a dry area. Winter is a good time to file rough spots on hoes and shovels and to apply linseed oil to handles of garden tools. Thoroughly rinse pesticide and herbicide sprayers to prevent clogging, and rinse fertilizer spreaders to prevent corrosion.

Doorways, below grade window wells, and storm drains should be cleaned of debris or leaves.

Driveways and walks should be checked for cracks, breaks, or erosion. If asphalt surfaces need repairing, be certain you have the equipment and skill to do a lasting repair job, otherwise hire a reputable contractor. Unrepaired cracks in concrete and asphalt can lead to further damage.

A septic tank needs periodic attention. Learn how to check for sludge and scum accumulation in the tank, and have solids pumped out of the tank as needed.

Fences, gates, and retaining walls should be checked for ease of operation, condition of structure, and materials. Make repairs as needed.

Exterior Walls, Windows and Doors

Check bricks for cracked mortar or loose joints.

Check siding for loose or missing pieces, lifting or warping, or any sign of mildew.

Check painted surfaces for paint failure (peeling, chipping, blistering, chalking), water damage, or mildew.

Examine all trim for tightness of fit, damage or decay.

Check conditions of caulking where two different materials meet, such as where wood siding joins the foundation wall, at the inside corners, and where window and door trim meets the siding.

Check the windows for cracked or broken glass, loose putty around the glass panes, holes in screens, and evidence of moisture between pane and storm windows.

Check the condition of door frames and windows. Look for evidence of moisture and decay.

Check that windows and doors close properly. Examine all hardware on windows and doors, and lubricate moving parts.

Check weather stripping on windows and doors for damage and tightness of fit.

Make sure that all window and door lock work properly. Each exterior door should have a one-inch deadbolt lock for safety.

Roof

Trim back tree branches that scrape against or overhang the roof. Keep branches away from chimney to avoid fire hazard and allow proper draft for safe and efficient chimney operation.

Check for curled, damaged, loose, or missing shingles.

Check the lower edge of roof sheathing for water damage.

Examine all roof flashing and the flashing around chimneys, vent stacks, roof edges, dormers, and skylights.

Make sure that the chimney cover (cap) is in good condition, and that it is tall enough to prevent creosote build-up.

Check vents and louvers for free air movement.

Clean screens and remove bird nests, spiders, insects, and dust.

If there are wind turbines on the roof, check ball bearings. Clear gable vents of birds nests and other obstructions.

Check for damaged gutters, downspouts, hangers, and strainers. If needed, clean out gutter and downspouts. Make sure they are free from leaks and rust.

Check the condition of the paint on the gutters.

Examine television antenna guide wires and support straps.

Interior Surfaces

Check all ceilings and walls for cracks, lose or failing plaster, signs of leaks or stains, dirt, and finish damage.

Check for cracks where ceilings join walls and where moldings attach to ceilings and walls.

Check for odor or visible evidence of mold or mildew.

Examine all joints in ceramic tiles and laminated plastics for adequate caulking. Check for discoloration around cracked tiles.

Check caulking around sinks, bathtubs, and showers. Some caulking becomes brittle with age, and therefore loses its effectiveness as a water seal. Replace this caulking with long- lasting resilient caulking material, such as silicone or latex.

Check all floors for wear and damage. Are the floors level, bowed, or do they squeak when you walk on them? Particularly check where one type of flooring material meets another, such as where carpet or wood joins tile.

Check stairs for loose treads, handrails, or carpeting and repair as needed.

Electrical Systems and Fixtures

Check the condition of lamp cords, extension cords, and plugs. Also examine the appliance cords and plugs of vacuums, iron, mixers, washers, and dryers.

Check for exposed wires and signs of wear in the service box. If you have a fuse that blows often or a circuit breaker that trips frequently, call an electrician to determine the cause and make the repair. Mark each circuit so you will know what outlets or appliances are included on each.

If you experience a slight tingling shock when handling or inspecting any appliance or lamp, disconnect the appliance and repair it.

Check places where wiring is exposed, such as in the attic. Look for exposed wires and wires with cracked insulation. Replace those in poor condition.

Check that all appliance cords are in good condition.

If you have ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) in outlets near sinks, the laundry, the shop, and the garage, be sure to check the GFCI monthly and after an electrical storm.

Heating and Cooling Systems

Have heating and cooling systems checked by a qualified service person at least once a year (before heating/cooling season) or according to the manufacturers warranty and service recommendations. Failure to do manufacturer-recommended servicing may void warranties.

Clean or replace filters. Check your owners manual for recommended procedures. Some filters should be replaced as often as once a month.

Clean dirt and dust from around furnaces, return vents, and supply ducts.

Regularly clean out the fireplace ash pit.

Have the chimney checked each fall before you use it. A build up of creosote and soot can be very dangerous. If you use your fireplace or wood stove regularly, a yearly cleaning is recommended. Seek help from professional fire fighters or chimney inspectors if you have any doubt about the safety of your chimney.

Check the attic to be sure that insulation or other material is not blocking free air flow through soffit vents, gable vents, or other attic vents. If light from the outside shines through each vent into darkened attic, then the vents are clear.

Plumbing Systems

Check faucet and hose connections under sinks and toilets. Look for leaks at shut-off valves, toilets, laundry equipment, and main water shut-off valve.

Check that the water pressure is adequate and that drains run freely.

In the basement or crawlspace, pull back the floor insulation to check for leaks and wood damage around water supply pipes, drains and water closet.

Check sinks, tubs, and showers for proper drainage. Remove hair from drains. When necessary, use a snake or plumbers friend to unstop drains or call a plumber.

Check the pressure relief valve on the water heater. Open it to see that it is working. Check the water heater for signs of leaking or rusting. Some manufactures recommend that a small amount of water be drained periodically from the tank.

Safety Systems

Test smoke alarm systems at least monthly. Replace old batteries.

Test carbon monoxide detectors at least monthly and replace old batteries.

Keep a fire extinguisher handy for use in kitchen and near any wood-burning stove or fireplace. Check the extinguisher gauge for proper pressure.

Keep a flashlight(s) handy and in operating condition.

Keep outside security lighting in good repair. Lighting exterior grounds helps discourage prowlers.

Regular inspection and maintenance of your home will help keep the house in good condition and maintain its value. Doing maintenance and repair as the need arises also keeps small problems from becoming bigger, more costly problems. Having and following a plan for home maintenance and repair will make the job easier. And, finally, a well-maintained house will be more comfortable. Starting with this checklist can help you can identify areas where work may be needed in your home. Once you have reviewed all the items on the list above, you can customize a seasonal checklist for your home and continue your preventive maintenance measures.

Rachel Lockwood is the Family Consumer Science Extension Educator with Pittsburg County OSU Cooperative Extension Service. For more information related to this topic or related FCS programs contact Rachel at 918-423-4120, email Rachel.lockwood@okstate.edu or on Pittsburg County OSU Website http://oces.okstate.edu/pittsburg/ or find Pittsburg County OSU Extension Center or Pittsburg County OHCE on Facebook.

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HAMPTON, Ga.(BUSINESS WIRE)Josh Williams has been building his NASCAR Xfinity Series career brick by brick over the past few seasons, and the fruits of that labor are finally starting to show themselves.

Williams, whose focus was simply on making races when his tenure began in the series, has now been able to set his sights on a new goal as his performances have improved making the postseason and contending for a championship for the first time.

After a strong start to the Xfinity Series season, Williams and the No. 92 DGM Racing team find themselves solidly in playoff contention through seven Xfinity Series races in 2020, sitting just 15 points behind the playoff cut line heading into this weekends Echo Park 250 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Man, its so cool to have good runs like weve been having and to be showing good speed every week, said Williams. I think were going to keep these good finishes going and try to get inside the playoffs. Thats a huge goal were shooting for right now and it feels good just to have a shot at it.

Well try and do it without a win, but we still have a few races here superspeedway races at Talladega and Daytona where we can probably put ourselves in contention, Williams added. Right now, though, as long as luck stays on our side and we can prevent things on our end from happening, well do our best to keep these strong runs rolling and keep racking up points. Thats what we need right now.

Through the seven races run so far, Williams has recorded an average finish of 13th, including top-10 runs at Californias Auto Club Speedway (10th) and Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway (ninth), respectively.

The Bristol run marked Williams second-highest finish in Xfinity Series competition, as well as his best on a non-superspeedway track and his best result so far in 2020.

Williams was quick to note that he and his team expected to have those kinds of solid performances even early in the Xfinity Series season, but admitted he wasnt sure just how the points might shake out.

We expected to be in the top 15; I feel like thats where we should be running. I feel like thats a good, comfortable spot for us, and I think weve really shown a lot for what we have and weve even been able to exceed that in some cases here, early on, Williams said. But man, to have these couple races here and do what weve done just shows the speed that we have here. Its awesome.

I really appreciate the things that Mario (Gosselin, team owner) has done in the offseason to try to improve our program, and its showed. Its definitely showing, Williams continued. Hopefully we can keep those good results going.

In an effort to continue the momentum that Williams has built, DGM Racing has added Coolray Heating, Cooling, Plumbing and Electrical as the primary sponsor of Williams No. 92 Chevrolet Camaro for this weekends 250-mile event at the 1.54-mile quad-oval located just south of downtown Atlanta.

The Coolray Company of Brands, part of The Wrench Group, is the Atlanta leader in home maintenance and repair services, specializing in heating, air conditioning, plumbing, electrical and water solution services.

Their brands include Coolray, Mr. Plumber and BriteBox Electrical, and Coolray has served metro Atlanta since 1966, with a staff of more than 450 employees and offices in Marietta, Suwanee and Jonesboro.

Being able to add a locally-based, home-grown sponsor for the Echo Park 250 is something that Williams appreciates, given the tight-knit, family nature of his own squad in the Xfinity Series.

Were really excited to have Coolray and their brands onboard with us for Atlanta this weekend, Williams said. To have them come on for this race in their home market is a big deal for us and for them, and well be working to give them a strong run and build on this foundation weve set for ourselves here over the first month of the season. People are really starting to take notice of what we can do, and we want to keep that trend going into the spring and summer months.

Coolray was scheduled to adorn Williams No. 92 Camaro during the original Xfinity Series date in mid-March, just before the COVID-19 pandemic brought the motorsports world to a sudden halt.

After a nearly three-month wait, Coolray President Andy Piercefield is looking forward to seeing the Coolray colors finally hit the race track this weekend with Williams at the controls.

Coolray is proud to have served metro Atlanta since 1966, and we look forward to partnering with Josh and the DGM Racing team as they come to Atlanta this weekend to compete, said Piercefield. This relationship allows us with a unique opportunity to elevate our brands by aligning ourselves with a world-class sport, as well as the most dedicated fans in all of motorsports. Coolray and Carrier are proud to support Josh and the rest of the No. 92 DGM Racing team. We are thrilled to partner with them as they build on their momentum to start the 2020 season and we look forward to an exciting race weekend with the Coolray and Carrier colors on his car.

For more information on Josh Williams, visit http://www.joshwmotorsports.com. Williams Tweets as well, and can be followed on Twitter @Josh6Williams.

For more information on Coolray, visit http://www.coolray.com, http://www.MrPlumber.com or http://www.BriteBoxElectrical.com.

About The Wrench Group

The Wrench Group is a national leader in home repair and maintenance services specializing in heating, ventilation and air conditioning, plumbing, water and electrical services. The Company collectively serves over 500,000 customers annually in the Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Jacksonville, Naples, Phoenix, Sarasota and Tampa metropolitan areas. For more information, please visit http://www.wrenchgroup.com.

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"Brownstones and other historic homes have a lot of charm, but the older construction can make it difficult to efficiently regulate the temperature and air quality," said Michael Petri, owner of Petri Plumbing & Heating. "Since June is National Homeowners Month, we want to help New Yorkers know when it's time to consider an HVAC upgrade."

Most air conditioning failures happen in early summer, when the HVAC system is strained by climbing temperatures. The risk of failure increases if the system hasn't had a professional spring tune-up. Today's modern Energy Star-certified HVAC models, however, are more efficient than older systems and offer better performance with less energy and lower costs. In addition, ductless systems, programmable thermostats and zoned HVAC technology can be used to create custom solutions for most homeowners.

Petri Plumbing & Heating advises homeowners to keep these facts in mind when considering whether to repair or replace their HVAC:

Petri stresses the importance of professional consultation and installation.

"A professional will know when to recommend supplemental heating and cooling like ductless mini-splits or zoned HVAC technology to ensure whole-home comfort," he said.

As an essential business, Petri Plumbing & Heating is committed to keeping customers and employees safe while providing exceptional service. The company is practicing social distancing and ensuring technicians sanitize their equipment and work spaces as well as wearing personal protective equipment. Petri Plumbing & Heating also offers Zero Contact Service to reduce the risk of disease.

For more information about Petri Plumbing & Heating, or to schedule a service call, visit https://www.petriplumbing.com/ or call (718) 748-1254.

About Petri Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Petri Plumbing & Heating, Inc. is a family owned and operated business serving Brooklyn and the New York City area. Founded in 1906, the company offers a 100 percent guarantee on all services, upfront pricing, and friendly and knowledgeable Service Experts for all kinds of home and business plumbing and heating needs. Services offered include water and gas pipe leak repair and installation, fixture installations, inspections, boiler repair, water heater installation, complete bathroom, kitchen, laundry & utility room remodeling and more. Petri is also licensed and certified by Green Plumbers USA, the first in New York City to receive this designation. For more information, please visit http://www.petriplumbing.com or call 718-748-1254.

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Landon's Heating & AC offers updated services to Lafayette, LA businesses and residents while maintaining assistance to Youngsville and Broussard communities. Providing distinct brands like Trane, the company specializes in energy-efficient heating and cooling units designed with optimal functionality to save customers money

YOUNGSVILLE, LA / ACCESSWIRE / May 19, 2020 / Youngsville-based HVAC contractor, Landon's Heating & AC, announced a variety of updated services for clients located in Lafayette, LA. The company also serves the area of Broussard, LA.

Specializing in energy-efficient brands, and as a certified dealer for Trane Air Conditioning Units, Landon's Heating & AC provides professional heating and air conditioning installation, as well as maintenance and repair services. Working with a team of fully licensed and certified staff, the company brings high-quality air conditioning services of all brands to Lafayette, LA.

More information is available at https://landonsac.com.

With over 20 years of professional experience in the HVAC industry, Landon's Heating & AC is one of the leading contractors in South-Central Louisiana. Reliable and professional service is essential to ensure safety and efficiency, as well as lower the risk of costly maintenance in the future. The company aims to provide quick, efficient, and trustworthy assistance for all prominent brands of air conditioning and heating systems.

In particular, Landon's Heating & AC offers a selection of exceptional energy-efficient units, including the highly-respected Trane brand. These systems use state-of-the-art functionality to provide the most efficient heating and cooling available, all while keeping costs low. Customers looking to save money and upgrade systems, especially as the hotter summer months approach, can request a free, no-obligation quote today.

Updated services available to all Lafayette, LA, customers range from general installation and repairs to full unit purchasing and tune-ups. Whether seeking residential or business assistance, customers can contact Landon's Heating & AC for a professional estimate and diagnosis of any issue or purchasing inquiry.

The city's businesses and residents can now take advantage of all available energy-efficient units, and more. Landon's Heating & AC hopes to support the community of Lafayette by helping its customers to reduce costs and save money while keeping cool.

And knowing that emergencies can occur in the middle of the night, the company offers its services 24/7 for all customers throughout the Lafayette, Youngsville, and Broussard municipalities. Whether units break, malfunction, or simply don't operate as they once did, Landon's Heating & AC can help diagnose and fix issues when they occur. Repairs, new installation, and air balancing are all improvements that can keep homes and businesses running at their best.

A satisfied client said: "Our two-unit system was 25 years old. Landon gave me an assessment of what needed to be done. He took the time to answer my many questions. The job started at 7 am sharp Monday and was complete at 2:30 Tuesday. [Landon's team was] very courteous and professional. They used drop cloths on the floors, moved furniture, and swept the floors when the job was done. We could not be happier with the work they performed. Thanks again."

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The warm weather season is coming fast and cooling homes and businesses will be important. Make sure that the air conditioning system is in good working order before it is needed to avoid a breakdown during the hottest days of the summer. If there is no central air conditioning or if the equipment is old and inefficient, now is the time to have new air conditioning equipment installed to be ready for the record heat forecast for this summer.

Air Conditioning for Summer

Glendora, CA residents should be thinking about getting their air conditioning equipment inspected, serviced, repaired, or replaced before the warmest month of the year catches them unprepared. Air conditioning is a must as the average temperatures for the hot months of the year go up. Warmer temperatures mean air conditioning systems must work harder to keep homes and businesses comfortable. Warmer temperatures also mean that people who have not installed air conditioning will need it now to avoid the discomfort of warmer summers. They can contact https://www.accurateelectricplumbingheatingandair.com for an appointment.

Air Conditioning Equipment Needs Periodic Service

Homeownerswith existing air conditioning equipment should contactAccurate Electric Plumbing Heating & Air to get the equipment inspected and ready for a hot summer. Air conditioners work hard and need maintenance and some repairs to keep going year after year. A small repair now can avoid a large repair or replacement in the near future. Air conditioning equipment is connectedto a home's electrical service and even plumbing lines. It is often combined with the heating system, using the same power source and ductwork.

For this reason, a contractor who offers services for electrical, plumbing, and heating, as well as air conditioning, is the best company to call. While the professionals are checking out the air conditioning system, they can also inspect the related systems to make sure everything is in good working order. Some homeowners may even sign up for a maintenance agreement with https://www.accurateelectricplumbingheatingandair.com/contact/ so that once or more times a year an expert comes to the house to check all systems and perform maintenance and repairs as needed. This might include changing over from heating to cooling in the spring and from air conditioning to heating in the fall.

A Trusted Home Service Contractor

Accurate Electric Plumbing Heating and Air is a dependable choice for all home system repair needs. They have been helping customers since 1989. Their founder, Jeff Seale started offering licensed electrical services and expanded the company as customers demanded additional services. Customers in the service area of Glendora, CA can call this one contractor for every home repair and installation requirement. This company prides itself on providing clean, courteous, reliable, and accurate service every time, for every customer.

A homeowner needs a dependable contractor to call with home emergencies involving their electrical, plumbing, or HVAC systems that will come quickly and fix the problem right the first time. Hiring one contractor for everything saves a lot of time and money. Avoiding emergencies with regular service is another great idea for homeowners.

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(MENAFN - GetNews) Trusted Plumbing & Heating is continuing to earn the trust of customers in the city of Renton, WA. They are doing this by using safety precautions.

Renton, WA - Trusted Plumbing & Heating is keeping the trust of their customers within the city and surrounding area. They are continuing to provide their services while using safety precautions to stay safe amidst COVID-19.

Trusted Plumbing & Heating is a company that is located in the city of Renton, WA. They offer plumbing and heating services of all sorts. Their lists of services that they provide are pretty lengthy, but includes services such as sewer repair, pipe repair, drain unclogging, shower installation, water heater repair, toilet installation, hot water hydro-jetting, drain cleaning, heating repair, boiler installation, furnace repair, furnace replacement, heat pump installation, air conditioner installation, and much more. While providing all of these services amidst COVID-19, these plumbers in Renton WA are taking safety precautions.

With the coronavirus pandemic taking place, Trusted Plumbing & Heating is continuing to provide its services and emergency plumbing service to people within the city. While doing this, they are using safety precautions to ensure the safety of themselves and their customers. Some of the safety precautions that they are taking during these times include wearing personal protective equipment (PPE), eliminating physical contact, maintaining effective social distancing when possible, using hand sanitizer to ensure touchpoints are clean in workspaces, vehicles, and on equipment, and sanitizing shared-use devices that they are using on the job.

When continuing to work for people within Seattle, these plumbers understand that it is important to keep a safe distance with people and exercise safety techniques to keep everyone safe that they come into contact with. For example, they are eliminating the act of handshakes to prevent physical contact with people. They are wearing protective gear, such as masks and gloves, to make sure they are keeping their clients and themselves safe. Everyone needs to be using these precautions as they will help prevent the spread of the coronavirus among people. Since Trusted Plumbing & Heating provides services that are important to people daily, such as on-call emergency plumbing repairs, they need to make sure they are doing so while being safe and preventing possible risks.

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Trusted Plumbing & Heating is a plumbing and heating company that is located in the city of Renton, WA. They provide an extensive list of both plumbing and heating services to help people within the city. When it comes to plumbing, they help with things such as water heaters, drains, toilets, faucets, garbage disposals, sewer lines, water lines, and much more. When it comes to their heating services, they provide services when it comes to the installation and repair of different heating and cooling systems. They strive in the restoration of people's plumbing and heating to bring it back to 100%. By calling them or filling out a form on their website, anyone can receive a free estimate, which includes a phone consultation and possibly a home visit.

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Richard Dumaresq, President of Elite Comfort Group

By Jim Kedge

BOHEMIA, NY - With everyone spending increased amounts of time in their homes right now, many people might find themselves noticing new things. What is that smell emanating from the basement? Or what is that terrible noise coming from my air conditioner? There can be a lot that goes unnoticed in the home when families are busy with work, school, and life.

Richard Dumaresq, President of Elite Comfort Group, a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning company providing service all over Long Island, NY, wants to help people feel comfortable and safe in their homes. Every day we talk with concerned clients who want to take care of their homes for their families well-being, explains Richard. People want to stay comfortable as they spend more time at home. They also dont want to let the quality of their home depreciate, leaving too much to do at once when life moves back to normal.

While many people at this time are worried about their finances, Richard wants to help people take care of their homes through informed decisions and quick fixes. No one likes it when things break down in their house, states Dumaresq. Often, these untimely breakdowns come at a high price to the consumer. For many people, a sudden necessary repair on their home could add undue stress to their lives. There are ways we can avoid costly repairs by taking care of our homes right now, Richard explains.

One tip Richard has for homeowners is to change the air filters on their furnace regularly. As often as once a month, we can replace our filters, explains Richard. Its an easy and cost-efficient way to keep your ventilation systems running smoothly. Richard points out that there are multiple sizes of furnace filters, and that homeowners will have to check their current filter so they can get the correct size.

To help keep costs low, people should also consider having their furnaces and air conditioning units checked twice a year by a professional, explains Richard. HVAC service experts can find issues before they turn into problems. Emergency visits by technicians (Service Experts) often happen in the evenings or over weekends and can be very costly. Dumaresq explains that when we take care of our home heating and cooling systems with regular checks, homeowners limit the need for emergency calls.

Our company is most concerned with the comfort and safety of our clients, Richard declares. We think everyones homes should be a place they love to be with the people who matter most. Richard has many tips for those looking to take care of their health and homes, like whole home water filtration systems, which keep our water clean and free of bacteria. Generators can help during a power outage, and we can reduce the use of harsh chemicals at home in cleaning and sanitization efforts.

Wherever you find yourself at this time, there are steps you can take and people you can call to help meet your home care needs.

Special note for our readers:

Elite Comfort Group were proud to be part of the 2019 Housing Innovation Award winning team who installed the HVAC system for a home project for the United Way of Long Island, East Patchogue, NY as seenhere.

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Genesee County legislators, governmental leaders and law enforcement personnel are caught between a rock and a hard place when it comes to sinking money into the existing County Jail on West Main Street while a $60 million new jail project remains on hold.

Members of the Public Service Committee, maintenance department heads and jail officials engaged in a 30-minute Zoom videoconferencing discussion on Monday, with everyone, at debates end, agreeing to spend only what is necessary to keep the current jail functioning at acceptable levels.

If the new jail is deferred for any length of time, relative to revenue problems, we have an existing facility that we basically have been duct-taping and bailing twine together for the last couple years with the expectation that wed have a new facility in its place, said Tim Hens, county highway superintendent who also oversees capital projects.

Hens said that $3.5 million worth of projects at the 40-year-old jail are in the can for the next five years if the county is forced to slam the brakes on the 184-bed, four-pod state-mandated new jail that was moving at full speed ahead in February just a month before the COVID-19 pandemic reared its ugly head.

He said that replacement and/or repair of the heating/cooling system, fire protection/sprinkler system and plumbing top the list of items that need to be addressed, estimating the high priority stuff at $1.5 million.

And thats just looking at the jail, the rear portion of the building. This doesnt consider the Genesee Justice and the front end of the building, which has its own issues and problems, he said. There is easily three quarters of a million dollars that you can put on the front end of the building just from a cosmetic stonework standpoint.

Operationally, things could become much more expensive should the New York State Commission of Correction (COC) require Genesee County to start housing females at the jail, said Hens, noting that he has had talks with Sheriff William Sheron about that possibility.

The operational change to do that would be very, very costly. I dont even know how you begin to peel that off. Youd probably have to do another study. Youd have to parcel out a floor for females versus males, there would be significant capital change to adjust how the jail operates, he said.

At this time, the jail population consists of 32 men and one woman (who is being held at a neighboring county jail).

Sheron said that extensive renovations would have to be made to the interior of the jail and that programming and compliance changes would need to be implemented to accommodate the female population.

What that would entail at this point? he asked. I estimate millions of dollars to do that.

Legislator Andrew Young inquired if any word had come down from the COC or anywhere else about directing the county to house female prisoners.

Jail Superintendent William Zipfel answered that one of the reasons for a new jail is so the county could bring female inmates back into our own jurisdiction.

Theyve already taken our variance away for males and weekenders and its only a matter of time, I feel, before that will go away for females, and theyll say, Well, population is down and youll have to house them there, Zipfel said. I have every reason to believe it will happen if things continue the way they are. I dont have any reason to believe it wont.

Dialogue on putting money into the old jail continued with legislators Gary Maha and Marianne Clattenburg and Zipfel agreeing to not put good money after bad, except for maintenance that needs to be done for safety reasons and to avoid a temporary shutdown of the current jail.

Clattenburg suggested calling a special meeting of all the legislators.

If were going to put money into a jail that were not going to use much longer, I think that Legislator Stein might want to make that a Committee of the Whole discussion, she said.

Hens recommended continuing the design of the new jail to have it ready to receive some favorable bids when legislators get more clarity on their revenue stream.

Youre going to have some hungry contractors out there chomping at the bit since the private construction has basically been locked down for quite a while now and probably will be for the foreseeable future, he reasoned.

Assistant County Manager Matt Landers, who is spearheading the new jail plan, said the design of the project is complete.

Were there for a four-pod, 184-bed jail; were there with the design and ready to go, he said. Now its just a matter of when the dust settles to see thats going to be what were moving forward with. And well continue to have discussions with our regional partners.

Landers added that county officials have built a solid relationship with the state and that COC officials would understand that were at a reasonable place with the design and havent abandoned the project.

Legislature Chair Rochelle Stein said this is an instance where the county can act upon Gov. Andrew Cuomos plea to reimagine government -- and especially in regard to this incredible cost of the jail project.

If we cant move forward with talking about and demonstrating an opportunity for us to do a shared services model with the jail, were missing the boat as far as I am concerned, she said. We also need to fully understand what the new impact of social just reforms that went through this last budget that none of us have really talked about because weve all been talking about COVID and thats where our focus has been.

Deputy Highway Superintendent Paul Osborn then wrapped things up with a punch list of maintenance items at the current jail that could pop up in the coming months two boilers in the basement (estimated at $20,000 per boiler to replace), an old generator (with renting one an option should it stop working), kitchen hood system ($4,500) and replacement of copper pipe in the sewer system.

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The "Underfloor Heating Market by Offering (Hardware, Services), Subsystem (Heating System, Control System), System Type (Hydronic, Electric), Application (Residential, Commercial, Industrial), Component, Installation Type, Region - Global Forecast to 2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The global underfloor heating market size is estimated to grow from USD 4.6 billion in 2020 to USD 6.6 billion by 2025, at a CAGR of 7.3%. Strong government support for the adoption of energy-efficient underfloor heating products is one of the major factors driving the growth of the underfloor heating market.

The Market for services segment is expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

Between offerings, the market for the services segment is expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period. This segment mainly covers services, namely, installation and repair and maintenance. Installation services are mainly increasingly being adopted for hydronic underfloor heating systems.

Electronic systems are less costly and are easier to retrofit, with many systems available that do not require an insulating screed. Electronic systems can also easily be fitted into a single room, particularly where wireless controllers, which do not require digging wall channels, are used. Electric underfloor heating systems also exert less load on floors; therefore, they can be easily fitted in rooms and flats that are on a higher level.

The market for heating mats is expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

The market for heating mats is expected to grow at the fastest rate due to higher adoption of do-it-yourself (DIY) underfloor heating systems. Electric DIY floor heating mats are popular because the user can simply unroll the mat, connect it to the electrical system, and then cover it with the flooring material. Generally, ceramic tile, granite flooring, and any other natural stone product work well with these electrical DIY underfloor heating mats as underfloor heating mats are very thin.

The market for residential applications is expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

According to recent trends, energy saving is one of the most important issues that is affecting consumers and the global environment. The residential sector is considered to be one of the most critical markets for underfloor heating systems because of its high impact on energy consumption. Heating systems consume a significant amount of energy. An underfloor heating system is a viable option for high-efficiency residential space heating in cold climates. Many house buyers now appreciate the benefits of underfloor heating and see it as a premium feature when choosing a new home.

Europe held the largest share of the underfloor heating market in 2019.

Underfloor heating has been popular in Europe for many years, and the demand for this technology is growing rapidly in Europe. Recent technological advances have led to the increasing adoption of underfloor heating in the mainstream market as systems become easier to install, properties are better insulated, and the benefits of underfloor heating are more widely known.

Key Topics Covered

1 Introduction

2 Research Methodology

3 Executive Summary

4 Premium Insights

4.1 Attractive Opportunities in the Market

4.2 Market, by Application and Country

4.3 Country-Wise Underfloor Heating Market

5 Market Overview

5.1 Introduction

5.2 Market Dynamics

5.2.1 Drivers

5.2.1.1 High Demand for Cost-Effective Heating Solutions

5.2.1.2 Strong Government Support and Incentives for the Development and Adoption of Energy-Efficient Heating Solutions

5.2.1.3 Stringent Building Codes to Reduce Overall Energy Consumption

5.2.1.4 High Level of Comfort and Flexibility Offered by Underfloor Heating Systems

5.2.2 Restraints

5.2.2.1 Slower Response Time of Underfloor Heating Systems Than Radiator Systems

5.2.3 Opportunities

5.2.3.1 Technological Advancements and Rapid Digitalization in Underfloor Heating

5.2.3.2 Growing Environmental Concerns and An Increasing Number of Efficiency Standards

5.2.3.3 Increasing Deployment of IoT-Enabled Underfloor Heating Systems in Smart Homes

5.2.4 Challenges

5.2.4.1 Difficulties Faced During System Installation and Regular Maintenance of All System Components

5.3 COVID-19 Impact on Underfloor Heating Market

6 Types of Floor Coverings

6.1 Introduction

6.2 Tiles, Stones, and Polished Screed

6.3 Wood Flooring

6.4 Laminate Flooring

6.5 Vinyl Flooring

6.6 Rubber and Carpet Flooring

7 Underfloor Heating Market, by Component

7.1 Introduction

7.2 Electric System Components

7.2.1 Heating Cables

7.2.1.1 Heating Cables Are Either Laid in Screed Or Beneath Tiled Floor

7.2.2 Heating Mats

7.2.2.1 Heating Mats Find Importance in DIY-Based Underfloor Heating Systems

7.2.3 Sensors and Thermostats

7.2.3.1 Sensors and Thermostats Are Used to Monitor and Maintain Floor Temperature at Highest Efficiency

7.3 Hydronic System Components

7.3.1 Heating Pipes

7.3.1.1 Heating Pipes Are Installed Within Floor Structure

7.3.2 Manifolds

7.3.2.1 Manifolds Enable Temperature Control in Different Rooms by Opening and Closing Valves According to Requirement

7.3.3 Sensors and Thermostats

7.3.3.1 Sensors and Thermostats Can Control Water Flow and Temperature of Underfloor Heating Pipe

8 Underfloor Heating Market, by Subsystem

8.1 Introduction

8.2 Heating Systems

8.2.1 Pipes and Cables

8.2.1.1 Pipes and Cables Are Required to Transfer Heat to Floor

8.2.2 Distribution Units

8.2.2.1 Distribution Units Transmit Hot Water from Heating System to Heat Exchanger and Back to Heating System

8.3 Control Systems

8.3.1 Sensors

8.3.1.1 Sensors Are Used to Measure Temperature of Underfloor Heating Systems

8.3.2 Control Interfaces

8.3.2.1 Control Interfaces Are Centrally Located Panels That Can Control Thermostats

9 Underfloor Heating Market, by System Type

9.1 Introduction

9.2 Dry/Electric

9.2.1 Dry/Electric Underfloor Heating is Used Mainly for Smaller Spaces

9.3 Wet/Hydronic

9.3.1 Wet/Hydronic Underfloor Heating System Provides Constant Heat for Longer Period

10 Underfloor Heating Market, by Offering

10.1 Introduction

10.2 Hardware

10.2.1 Hardware for Wet/Hydronic Systems Would Drive Market Growth

10.3 Services

10.3.1 Market for Services is Driven by Residential Application

11 Underfloor Heating Market, by Installation Type

11.1 Introduction

11.2 New Installations

11.2.1 Higher Adoption of Underfloor Heating Systems in New Infrastructures Due to Energy Efficiency Standards Laid by Government

11.3 Retrofit Installations

11.3.1 High Adoption of Hydronic Underfloor Heating Systems in Complete Renovation Projects

12 Underfloor Heating Market, by Application

12.1 Introduction

12.2 Residential

12.2.1 Single-Family House

12.2.1.1 Water-Based Underfloor Heating and Cooling System is Preferred for Single-Family Houses

12.2.2 Apartment

12.2.2.1 Underfloor Heating is Increasingly Been Used in New House Buildings

12.3 Commercial

12.3.1 Retail

12.3.1.1 Rising Adoption of Smart Thermostats in Retail Would Fuel Market Growth

12.3.2 Transportation and Logistics

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