Supply House Times’ Top 10 most popular articles of 2018
These stories got the most hits on www.supplyht.com over the past year.
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Ferguson acquires Jones Stephens
“Jones Stephens will operate as it has,” Ferguson CEO Kevin Murphy told Supply House Times. “This includes operations, sales and distribution practices…” Read More>>
Can you mix R22 with R410a?
Still popular today is Jim Wheeler’s 2013 HVACR article on mixing R22 with R410a. It’s been five years that many contractors are still adding R410a to R22 systems that have experienced refrigerant losses. Read More>>
Jones Stephens product catalog
In the case of PHCP-PVF distributors that responded to the 2018 Supply House Times Premier 150 distributor survey, market conditions continue to trend on an upward trajectory. Read More>>
Jones Stephens product catalog
This one was a Top Product 2017 Winner from Jones Stephens. Read More>>
Ferguson acquires four companies
In August, Ferguson announced the acquisition of four companies to grow its commercial and residential business in Louisiana, Kentucky and California. Read More>>
NKBA: Placement of Bath Fixtures
With the popularity of aging in place and more ADA-compliant bathrooms, this 10-year-old articles is still making the rounds. Read More>>
Top PHCP Wholesalers: 2017 Supply House Times Premier 150
This article from 2017 is highly recommended as a comparison for what seemed to be a downturn in the industrial PVF segment of the industry in the past few years. Read More>>
Supply House of the Year 2018: APR Supply
This year’s award went to the Moneyball of Distributors: APR Supply in Lebanon, Pennsylvania! Read More>>
Combining a geothermal heat pump with a boiler
The HVAC trade spotlight continued to shine on geothermal heat pump systems in buildings in 2016, but still readers are interested in how they range in single-family homes to large commercial facilities. Read More>>
Big Ferguson workforce news
In addressing the shortage of skilled trades professionals, Ferguson is actively pursuing solutions and working with various community and business partners to address the growing crisis. Read More>>