Whatever work you do in life, your finished product is the only thing the public will judge you by. So, how does it look? Now look at it from their prospective; does it still look good? You'd better be sure!

In Episode 50 The HVAC Jerks speak with Max Rohr who runs the Rehau Training Academy in Virginia. Whether you're completely new to PEX and radiant floor heat, or you install it all the time, its always fun to listen to an expert in the field, and Max is the guy.

This week on The HVAC Jerks podcast, the boys talk about the idea that some cities are banning the use of natural gas entirely. Is the "Go Green" movement going too far, or is it right on track?

In episode 48 The Hvac Jerks try to answer the question "Why is it so difficult for technicians to check and verify their work before they leave the jobsite?" Is it human nature? Do they not care? See what The Boys have to say, then send them an email and tell them why they're wrong!

First off, in the first 2 minutes Rich says that this is episode 46; its not, it's 47. (He can be a little dopey, you know.) Now, this week The Jerks discuss the differences between commercial HVAC work compared to residential work. Which do you prefer?

Do you ever wonder what all of those letters stand for? Well, this week The HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) Jerks hope to enlighten you on the actual meanings of some of the more common acronyms in the field. How many do you know? And, what's with the pepperoncini Crocs on Anonymous Joe's feet?

In episode 45 the boys ask "why do you buy from who you do?" Think about the supply houses that you go to, or the brands that you sell; what can you learn from your own buying habits? Now think about whether or not you deliver those qualities in your work/business. And, Anonymous Joe gets another stupid name!

In episode 44 The HVAC Jerks discuss the pros and cons of restricting some parts and equipment sales to only professionals, or even only certain types of professionals. Should the general public be allowed to buy parts that could harm them? Where do you draw the line? Join them, then stick your two cents in; they want to hear from you!

How important is integrity in business? The HVAC Jerks slice and dice this question from all angles. How about that guy that just talks to customers and says things that don't make sense and makes up the "facts" as he goes along, and he's not even doing it on purpose!

This week the boys discuss how the movement to "go green" is affecting the HVAC industry, and what the future may hold. Of course, Anonymous Joe gets a new name, and this time, new shoes.