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Photo of the Month – August 2015

At least they could have sealed the penetrations! Photo submitted by: Nick Guarino from National Comfort Institute, Cleveland, Ohio Submit either your best or worst HVAC system photos to stevev @ ncihvac.com for consideration in the Photo of the Month.

Photo of the Month June 2016

"Well, at least they didn't block the view!" Photo submitted by: Tom Johnson, T.M. Johnson Brothers, Cambridge, MN Submit either your best or worst HVAC system photos to stevev @ ncihvac.com for consideration in the Photo of the Month.

So, They Wanted It Cheap

"And they got what they paid for -- firewall penetrations with flex duct. Vents don't need to rise, do they? We don't need to change out that asbestos transit flue, do we?" -- Jim Eichman, Empire HVAC, Stanton, CA Jim Eichman is the September winner of our...

Photo of the Month September 2014

"Hopefully these photos were not taken in your favorite restaurant!" Photos submitted by: Joe Millet, NCI Northeast Regional Manager Submit your worst HVAC system photos to stevev @ ncihvac.com for the Photo of the Month contest.

Photo of the Month – October 2017

A New Way To Hang Duct! -- Jeff Crumrine, Jeff Crumrine Air Conditioning and Heating, Inc, San Antonio, TX Jeff is the October winner of our Photo-of-the-Month contest, as voted on by the subscribers to this newsletter and visitors to HVACToday. He won a $50 gift...

Photo of the Month – October 2014

"Just a couple of more tweaks before the QI inspection..." Photos submitted by: Tyler Miner, Redlands Heating and Air Conditioning Submit either your best or worst HVAC system photos to stevev @ ncihvac.com for the Photo of the Month...

Photo of the Month – March 2015

An Unique Supply Plenum Photo submitted by: Bryant Gorrell, Calvert Mechanical Systems, Inc. Wilmington, DE. Submit either your best or worst HVAC system photos to stevev @ ncihvac.com for consideration in the Photo of the Month.