I think that everyone who has heard of us knows we are a big cooling tower rep.
And we are.
In fact, we’re the oldest Marley rep in the United States, and we proudly hang certificates signed by Leon T. Mart and C.E. Smiley from when the company was founded – almost a hundred years ago – on the entrance wall of our headquarters in St. Louis, MO.
We’ve all heard the saying that a mechanic is only as good as his tools. This holds a lot of truth as having the right tools makes for getting a professional look in a decent amount of time. When you don’t have the right tools by your side, it can turn into a lengthy disaster. Instead, considering investing in these 10 tools to increase the number of HVAC jobs you do each day.
Tune in today and discover what “they” don’t want you to know about water.
Today we discuss one of the most overlooked aspects of a construction project and how to fix it. Listen now.
We’ve just released a new podcast episode, and it’s amazing to see how much we have improved since the first one. In an informal conversation with Alan Clayton and Sam Heilbronner, two VRF pros, our host Brian Gomski gets the inside scoop on VRF and Hitachi.
You may have recently heard we partnered with Hitachi VRF in St. Louis and you might have attended our launch-party event at Urban Chestnut.
But have you taken the Hitachi tour?
The latest addition to Midwest Machinery’s portfolio promises to shake up the VRF market in Saint Louis.
Midwest Machinery Saint Louis hosted a launch party on February 7th to talk about the recent partnership with Hitachi VRF, and to introduce Hitachi VRF systems to engineers, contractors, and end-users.
We could say that we love Hitachi because it is a well-known and recognized brand, or because Hitachi VRF is a top 3 globally, or even because of their joint-venture with Johnson Controls.
But all of these are not the real reasons why we love Hitachi VRF. Despite the great relationship with our new partner, we don’t love them because of who THEY ARE; we love them because of what they DO FOR YOU. So let’s start.
With the invention of HVAC in 1902, you could say VRF is a relatively new technology. Having hit the mainstream in the early 1980’s – new systems, standards, and installation techniques are evolving faster than the message can get out.
When Midwest Machinery Saint Louis partnered with Hitachi VRF, we knew a seasoned expert was vital for success.
We’re thrilled to announce we have found that expert.
Last week, the Midwest Machinery team in St. Louis was immersed in training with two rooftop experts from Tempmaster: Philip Smyth, product manager for large rooftop units (25-150 tons) and Eric Evenson, regional sales manager in the St. Louis area.
