The U.S. HVAC industry has remained in limbo waiting to learn if the federal government will take further action regulating the use of hydrofluorocarbons. In lieu of government action, various … Continued
In this follow-up piece to our previous highlights of Motili’s community team’s activities, we interview Brynn Hamlett and Jordan Grosso about Motili’s initiative with Crossbar, the company’s involvement with the … Continued
Just in time for the 2019 OpTech show, Motili unveiled a new proprietary property technology tool, for multi-family and commercial property owners and operators. The new tool, called the Mobile … Continued
For multi-family and commercial building owners and operators malfunctioning HVAC systems lead to lost revenue. Whether it’s through decreased resident satisfaction, spoiled product, increasing energy bills, or expensive repairs, improperly … Continued
New sales of freon, or HCFC-22 / R-22 refrigerant, will be prohibited in the United States in 2020. Beginning next year, only recycled R-22 refrigerant will be available to service … Continued
The United States might have pulled out of the historic Paris Agreement to combat global climate change, but New York City is leading a pack of localities taking the reins … Continued
As summer fades into fall, and the days grow cooler, we might be anxious to start heating our homes and offices. But changing from air conditioning to heat isn’t as … Continued
As a result of several internal HVAC building systems asset audit projects, it became apparent that some climate-controlled self-storage property owners and operators don’t have clear visibility into their existing … Continued
We live in an age when tenants simply expect indoor climate control, therefore HVAC systems are some of the best improvements a property owner or operator can make. Therefore, it’s … Continued
Have you found yourself using your air conditioner more often in recent years? Climate change is causing a greater need for indoor climate control, and single-family and multi-family property owners … Continued