Sheet Metal & Air Conditioning Contractors’ National Association

A preliminary analysis of HVAC and mechanical contractors found that contractors are losing approximately 9.4% of hours on the job as a result of coronavirus mitigation efforts.

It’s not just toilet paper and personal protective equipment that’s in short supply during the coronavirus pandemic.

When projects get accelerated, or have to be done on short notice, state and local governments often call on SMACNA members to make it happen.

This latest NHF white paper focuses on how the Internet of Things and big data are transforming the sheet metal and HVAC industry.

The third webinar in SMACNA’s five-part Federal Contracting Webinar Series will focus on how your company can effectively navigate the complex federal government contracting system.

In the latest episode of Let’s Talk Shop, host Angie Simon talks with Matt Sano and Jennifer Lohr of Fisher Balancing Company.

Heritage Mechanical recently completed its work on a 1,000-bed temporary hospital erected by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Stony Brook University’s Long Island campus. The tent hospital project is part of an effort to increase the number of hospital beds available to treat COVID-19.

Visit www.SMACNA.org/covid-19 for continuous updates on how COVID-19 is affecting our industry.

Many contractors are turning to offsite construction to improve productivity and ensure that workers can build in the best possible environments while maximizing safety and project efficacy.

Brandt promotes early coordination efforts during the preconstruction phase to lead to successful projects. With early involvement, this is where Brandt’s BIM (Building Information Modeling) team shines.

Laser cutting equipment is steadily making its way into the sheet metal shops of SMACNA members—especially those whose businesses extend beyond HVAC ductwork into other types of specialty fabrication.

SMACNA has partnered with Edward DeLisle, Esq., Principal at Offit Kurman, for a free five-part webinar series that focuses on federal contracting work.

Stromberg, a SMACNA firm based in Beltsville, Md, fabricated and installed duct systems at the International Spy Museum.

SMACNA has once again partnered with Dodge Data & Analytics. This time it is to study the value of BIM for HVAC and mechanical construction.

The contractor replaced 18 AHUs, and fabricated and installed approximately 650,000 pounds of sheet metal ductwork.