The BetterHVAC Movement

At Shelter Air, we believe in redefining the HVAC experience by treating every home as a unique system and working closely with occupants to tailor solutions that meet their specific needs. We understand that comfort isn’t just about temperature control; it’s about creating environments where people thrive. By incorporating our core values of integrity, innovation, and sustainability, we strive to design systems that not only optimize efficiency and performance but also enhance the overall well-being of our customers and their homes. From right-sizing equipment to addressing underlying issues, and improving indoor air quality, we are committed to delivering HVAC solutions that prioritize customer satisfaction, comfort, and environmental responsibility.

It’s all about integrity. There is no shortage of money to be made in this trade. We can make informative decisions, educate our customers, and come up with comfortable solutions without shady practices that have plagued our industry as of recently (in my area anyways). Being able to be so connected to so many others with the same goal in mind is industry changing!

I would be happy to join a community with similar values and founding a platform that supports escalating the status quo. As an owner, I am faced with many challenges, including finding qualified help, so I fully endorse setting a high standard. As technology advances, learning in our industry is a never ending task, contrary to popular opinion from colleagues in the field.

Have more knowledge about HVAC system and handling better recovery process to protect the environment

Better HVAC means proper sized and applied equipment along with proper distribution systems all the while adhering to ultra fine craftsmanship.

Constant Education in providing comfort and indoor air quality with the continued advancements in the changes of technology dealing with customers and the advances in building technology. It’s a way to share education to help HVAC contractors not have all the liability when dealing with comfort problems. Also understanding how building science works when dealing with problems with the clients health, comfort and the building needs.