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Business heating up for ductless systems (access required)

by Lee Fehrenbacher

Published: November 29,2012

Tags: Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance

Roz Halstrom, the residential manager for Tri-Tech Heating Inc. in Vancouver, Wash., is seeing a pickup in business from a relatively small source: ductless heating and cooling systems. “In the last three years, especially with the economy and stuff, they’re almost like a savior,” he said. “As far as our residential installations, they’re probably 50 percent ...
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