
Nicole Krawcke
Editor-in-Chief at Contracting Business
Editor-in-Chief @ContractingBiz, social media explorer, bookworm, dog mom. Tweets are my own.
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1 week ago |
contractingbusiness.com | Nicole Krawcke
As commercial building standards evolve to prioritize occupant comfort, energy efficiency, and indoor air quality, humidification and dehumidification technologies are becoming increasingly important. HVAC contractors are seeing growing demand for systems that offer precise moisture control, especially in health care and data center applications.
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2 weeks ago |
contractingbusiness.com | Nicole Krawcke
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order to modernize American workforce programs to prepare citizens for the high-paying skilled trade jobs of the future. The order directs the Secretaries of Labor, Education, and Commerce to review all federal workforce programs to modernize, integrate, and realign programs to address critical workforce needs in emerging industries.
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2 weeks ago |
contractingbusiness.com | Nicole Krawcke
As environmental regulations tighten and refrigerant management becomes more complex, HVAC contractors face increasing liability risks tied to improper tracking and documentation. From potential EPA fines to legal exposure and insurance complications, understanding the nuances of refrigerant tracking is more critical than ever.
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2 weeks ago |
contractingbusiness.com | Nicole Krawcke
ACCA 2025About 1,000 HVACR contractors descended on Greater Austin, Texas, for the annual ACCA conference, held March 24-27 at the Kalahari Resort. With rapidly evolving regulatory changes, supply chain shortages, and the ever-looming threat of tariffs, the annual event was all about solutions. ACCA brought in experts who understand the pressures its contracting members are facing to offer proven strategies to help businesses grow.
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2 weeks ago |
contractingbusiness.com | Nicole Krawcke
CB: What started you down this path of creating a children’s book series? RK: I've been in the industry over 15 years. We've always talked about workforce development challenges and labor shortages. I just got inspired by seeing everything that was happening at that middle school and high school age — whether it be grants and pre apprenticeship or apprenticeship programs — and I thought to myself, ‘Is that really the best time to start that conversation?
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