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Monday, 28 March 2016

New And Free Online Service That Can Help Millions Of Consumers Seeking Information on Freon ...

RICHMOND, VA, March 28, 2016 /24-7PressRelease/ — Airfresha.com is pleased to announce the launch of its website, providing consumers with a mine of valuable information on air purifiers and air conditioning. Having clean, pure air in your home is vital for general health and absolutely essential for allergy sufferers. As an allergy sufferer himself, Curt Williams was motivated to create a website that provides an important resource for people searching for solutions to their air purification and/or cooling issues.


“His journey began with his own struggles with breathing clean air. He suffered from terrible allergies and bronchitis,” says founder Curt Williams. “He started looking for machines and resources that could help him around the house.”


Having all the information at consumer fingertips and in one place can save consumers hours of researching online. All the time-consuming research has already been done, making Airfresha.com the perfect one-stop place for consumers seeking solutions.


Many consumers will also find that they need to change the refrigerant in their air conditioners due to the phasing out of R22. They can find all the information they need on Airfresha.com. Another issue for those with air-conditioning systems is the possibility of Freon leaks. Freon leaking from air-conditioning units or refrigerators is a potential health issue and can be very expensive to fix. Airfresha.com gives consumers the best options available for their Freon leak problem, including costs involved and ways to fix it.


The website also compares different types and makes of vacuum cleaners, air purifiers, mold, and depending on whether the customer wants the best hardwood floor cleaner, the best carpet cleaner or the best machine for dealing with pet hair. Again, the focus is on maintaining a clean and safe air environment.


Airfresha.com is an online resource that was created in November 2014. This online resource is developed to help consumers make informed decisions about various allergy products. Topics covered are humidifers, vacuum cleaners, air filters, mold, and many other health respiratory related issues.


Press Contact:


Curt Williams


Phone: 1-804-517-7469


Email: airfresh@airfresha.com


Website http://www.airfresha.com


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New And Free Online Service That Can Help Millions Of Consumers Seeking Information on Freon ...

Monday, 7 March 2016

HVAC Air Filter Service Technician

We are an air filter distributor and service provider. We are looking for a full time employee. You must be eager to work, and available to start immediately.


The job will consist of servicing HVAC filters in commercial and industrial buildings. You will also be required to work in the warehouse, helping prepare and pull orders, as well as make deliveries. You must be 21 years of age, have a clean criminal history ( we will do a background check ), and a clean driving record. You MUST have a valid drivers license. You will be driving company trucks, so you must be approved to work here. You may also be subject to random drug testing.


Hours are Monday – Friday 7:30am – 4:00pm. You may be asked to stay late or come early some days depending on our work schedule. You may also be asked to work a weekend during times when we are busy. You will get 40 hours a week. Pay starts at $11.00/hr. There will be overtime opportunities.


We are a growing company and are looking for long term employees who are willing to grow with the company.



HVAC Air Filter Service Technician

Sunday, 15 February 2015

Havyard delivers first wind farm service vesssel to Esvagt

FEBRUARY 15, 2015 — Norway’s Havyard Ship Technology AS reports that its Leirvik shipyard has delivered the first of three Havard  8302 SV wind farm service vessels to Danish shipowner Esvagt.


The vessel is the first of a pair ordered in July 2013 to work under long-term contracts with Siemens on service assignments for offshore wind farms. The second is scheduled for delivery from the shipyard in March this year. Esvagt has also ordered an additional Havyard 832 SOV from the shipbuilder that  will be under contract for the Dudgeon windfarm, which is operated by Statoil.


“This is yet another milestone for Havyard,” says Kenneth Pettersen, head of the Ship Technology business area in Havyard Group ASA.”Havyard has good references and a strong position in designing, building and fitting out advanced vessels for use in connection with offshore oil production. We have now used this expertise and experience to gain a foothold in the new and exciting renewable energy segment. We also design and build vessels for the fisheries and aquaculture industries, and we have orders for several icebreaker vessels on our books.”


“In times with low oil prices and a weak market for the oil service companies, it is a strength that we have several strings to our bow,” he adds. “We will use our expertise to continue to explore opportunities in alternative markets.”


As with the other vessels built at the shipyard, the design and detailed engineering for production of the vessel are provide by Havyard Design & Solutions, with Havyard Power & Systems, which is based in Ålesund, delivering the electrical engineering, automation and alarm systems and Havyard ConceptBridge. Havyard Ship Technology now has fishing vessels, live fish carriers, offshore vessels, icebreakers and service vessels for wind farms under construction for shipping companies from Norway, Iceland, Denmark and Russia.


“Most companies in our industry are experiencing a challenging situation because of the low oil price, a reduced activity level and cost-cutting by the oil companies,” says Gisle Vinjevoll Thrane, who is Senior Vice President Sales at Havyard Design & Solutions AS. “However, we also see many opportunities in other markets, not just in the offshore industry. The low exchange rate for the Norwegian krone is also an advantage for us, and we are now finding that we can compete with countries that we have previously regarded as low-cost countries. This is a golden opportunity for foreign shipping companies, or shipping companies whose revenues are in foreign currency, to build in Norway.”


In addition to designs for the building of ships at Havyard’s own yard, Havyard Design & Solutions also has orders for the delivery of design and equipment packages for the building of ships of Havyard design in Brazil, Spain, Singapore, India and China.


HAVYARD 832 SOV


The primary task of the Havyard 832 SOV vessels will be to provide accommodations and transportation for personnel and equipment involved in service and maintenance of offshore wind turbines.


The ship is equipped with a specialized gangway system that makes it possible to transfer personnel to the wind turbines in harsh weather conditions.


Emphasis has been placed on providing good facilities and comfort for the personnel on board, the ability to stay in position by the wind turbines, and environmentally friendly and economical transit between onshore bases and the offshore wind farms offshore.


The Havyard 832 SOV has a foreship designed to have good properties in both calm and rough seas and a stern with twin skegs that improve the performance of the hull and propellers and their operating economy. 


Length: 83.7 m
Breadth: 17.6 m
Speed: 14 knots
Accommodations: 60 persons



Havyard delivers first wind farm service vesssel to Esvagt

Monday, 10 November 2014

Technicians Busy Making Furnace Service Calls As Temperatures Dr - NewsOn6.com - Tulsa, OK ...

Heating companies are already busy making sure your furnaces are ready to go for the first cold weather of the season.


Colder weather is on the way, so schedules for heating and air technicians are filling up. They’re at local homes all throughout the weekend, on call making sure the furnaces are ready to go once that cold air arrives.


Air Assurance Technician Tony Newcomb on Sunday worked on Mike Lester’s furnace, making sure everything runs smoothly when temps begin to dip.


“These units are highly technical, so we want a professional company to come out and check it to make sure its running effectively and efficiently and to ensure the safety of my family,” Lester said.


Newcomb will be busy all next week making maintenance calls.


When he goes into a home, he does more than just checking to see that the furnace works properly.


Technicians also check to see if homeowners are using and testing their Carbon Monoxide detectors.


“It should be tested all the time, along with your smoke detector,” Air Assurance President and owner Mike Rampey said. “Make sure your smoke detector has got a new battery in it; make sure your carbon monoxide has a new battery in it.”


Many problems or blockages with furnace systems can cause deadly fumes to pour into the air system.


“It is known as a silent killer, so without having those detectors you’re just taking it in,” Newcomb said.


Newcomb urges homeowners keep the area around your furnace clean and free from clutter.


“We have people that put paint cans in here, exposed, open, those got fumes, those are very flammable,” he said. “So if you at least have a licensed technician come out check everything out, you know it’s not going to have the ‘what can go wrong, will go wrong’ in the middle of the night during your sleep.”


Service calls to furnace can run you $49 after a rebate provided by Oklahoma Natural Gas.


Technicians recommend you get your air system checked twice a year, but if you can only do it once, do it when it’s time to run your furnace for the first time.


The service calls typically last an hour, and one of the things they do is check your air filters. Just by switching out a dirty air filter can help your system run more efficiently.



Technicians Busy Making Furnace Service Calls As Temperatures Dr - NewsOn6.com - Tulsa, OK ...

Monday, 22 September 2014

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