Industry Insights

Myth: Bigger HVAC Systems Are Always Better

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by Brian Charron | June 16, 2025

When it comes to HVAC systems, going big can actually lead to big problems. Oversized equipment may seem like a safe bet, but it often results in short cycling and frequent on-and-off cycles that reduce efficiency and strain the system. Short cycling can be caused by a range of issues, from dirty air filters and thermostat malfunctions to...

Benefits of Prefabrication in the Mechanical Construction Industry

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by Brian Charron | March 21, 2025

Prefabrication is significantly transforming the mechanical HVAC industry in numerous ways. Overall, prefabrication enhances efficiency, reduces project duration, and helps in maintaining a more predictable schedule. But that’s not all.

Building HVAC Recommendations for COVID-19

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by Tom Dacres | October 23, 2020

The science on the transmission of the COVID-19, or SARS-CoV-2, continues to evolve. At VHV, we are continuing to monitor the latest recommendations and guidelines to best serve our employees as well as our customers. 

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Veteran Jobs in the Construction Industry in Vermont & New Hampshire

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by Pamela Lambiase | March 4, 2020

There are many reasons why the construction industry is one of the big employers of veterans. As our country and our region continue to build and grow, vets are qualified and skilled candidates that are needed in the construction field. 

Since the early 2000s, more and more resources have been created to support jobs for vets in the construction...

The Importance of CETP Certification for VHV Employees

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by Pamela Lambiase | December 11, 2019

Even with the recent proliferation of natural gas lines in Vermont, propane remains an important fuel for the operations and heating of commercial and industrial buildings, as well as laboratories, manufacturing and processing plants in our region.