The car market has been hit maybe harder than any other industry by the late economic times, product shortages, and labor workforce. In this video, Joshua shares some of the issues that's caused to the HVAC market directly and indirectly. New businesses and technology are going to look more different than ever in the near future and the car market is driving a lot of this.
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Chapters
0:00 Intro Car market affecting the HVAC industry
0:51 Contractors buying vans and trucks
1:48 HVAC market effects
3:15 Newer technology in vehicles
4:11 Government and corporations making car industry decisions
4:40 Will we see more electric service vans?
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For more information on Griffin Air, visit https://www.griffinair.net/
For more information on New HVAC Guide, visit https://www.newhvacguide.com/overview
Need Financing for your HVAC? Visit https://www.newhvacguide.com/financing
Own a Service Biz and want to grow? Visit https://www.newhvacguide.com/mastermindgroup
Our favorite products?
Favorite Thermostat click here: https://amzn.to/3wt3Vwh
Favorite Air Cleaner here: https://amzn.to/3Nfxw27
Smart Vent here: https://amzn.to/3JDfGDX
Griffin Air LLC is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com. Amazon offers a small commission on products sold through their affiliate links. Each of your purchases via our Amazon affiliation links supports our cause at no additional cost to you.
Chapters
0:00 Intro Car market affecting the HVAC industry
0:51 Contractors buying vans and trucks
1:48 HVAC market effects
3:15 Newer technology in vehicles
4:11 Government and corporations making car industry decisions
4:40 Will we see more electric service vans?
#carmarket #hvacindustry #hvactips
If you think the New Vans are Expensive now,wait till China invades Taiwan.Vans,Mini-Splits Tvs.Stereos,Freezers will be out of reach for everyone…….
around here in Oakland, CA you need a fully lockable van, and put wheel clamps on it, else it may be stolen Are you in Ottawa ?
I think what will drive switching to electric trucks or vans isn't concern for the environment or anything like that, but the fact that it's so much cheaper to operate. Compare the F-150 Lightning to a regular V8 truck and it's almost 5 times cheaper to fuel the EV. It'll pay off the extra cost of buying electric in a year or two and the rest of the time you'll be saving thousands of dollars each year
It's all Biden's fault.
We are building our house ourselves .. .. okay 99% my husband. Lol. The house is 1850sf main + 450sf upper. Open concept in center w/large open catwalk/loft to bedrooms opposite each other.
We got a quote 2 months ago from a local company here as follows:
* 5t Temp Star 14SEER Heat Pump
* 5 t Gee Air Handler
* Metal Main trunkline
* Flex Ductwork (main floor only we would have to upper level 🙄🤔 … seriously)
We would run power to unit.
$22,430. 😳
You must follow the agenda of the World Economic Form, they are the group forcing all these changes . … welcome to the coming New World Order. Many large corporations are partners/supporters of the WEF…. key here is this is World not just USA.
If I recall their agenda is 80% of population to be all electric by 2025 (that is right around the corner) and 100% by 2030. Not sure why it would take another 5 years for the last 20% …. probably the big corporations get a break. They are a very radical organization changing the ways of the world. Not just on energy mind you but everything and yes including food we will be subject to eat once all the farms are wiped out.
I'm out of that racket but we may get large conglomerates buying out HVACR companies right and left!
What's going to hurt the HVAC business most lies at the consumer end. The high-cost of gas and the rapidly rising cost of food and housing means people will have less money to spend on heating and cooling. They will get by with what they have or if they must replace something, they will make do with less.
I agree