MHC

06/15/2026

And here we go!

06/13/2026

There is one person in the lead as of now. I still have another full week to go!

And here we go!

06/11/2026

06/10/2026

What’s your tool bag refrigerant leak detection?

06/10/2026

DO you charge EXTRA TO MAINTENANCE this?
Remember this access. Well this how I made it work with what was on site.

06/09/2026

The whole reason I went solo and started MHAC Heating & Cooling was because of what I saw working for other companies over the years. I won’t name names—you can scroll through my profile and see where I’ve worked. But one thing I noticed was that no matter how good a company was, there always seemed to be a bad apple somewhere in the mix.

I’ve never been okay with taking advantage of people, and I’ve paid the price for standing on my principles. In fact, I’ve been let go before because I refused to do things I didn’t believe were right.

Today, it’s just me and an apprentice in a truck. I don’t have the overhead that the big companies have. I don’t have sales quotas hanging over my head. I don’t have to push equipment people don’t need. Instead, I focus on repairs when repairs make sense, replacements when replacements make sense, and most importantly, giving customers ALL of their options so they can make an informed decision.

Honesty and morals will always be more important to me than numbers on a spreadsheet. I don’t care if you’re elderly, disabled, wealthy, struggling, knowledgeable, or completely unfamiliar with HVAC. Everyone deserves to be treated fairly and with respect.

I treat my customers the same way I treat my Granny, my mother, my father, my brothers, and my sisters.

At MHAC, we stand on integrity, honesty, and doing what’s right—even when nobody is watching. That’s how I sleep good at night, and that’s how I’ll continue to do business.

06/08/2026

Question for my fellow HVAC technicians:

This condenser wasn’t the easiest to access, but the maintenance still had to get done. As more units are being installed in tight spaces, on platforms, roofs, behind fences, and other difficult locations, should HVAC companies charge an additional access fee for hard-to-reach equipment?

✅ Yes – extra time, labor, special equipment, and safety risks should be compensated.

❌ No – it should already be included in the maintenance price.

Let’s hear your thoughts. As a technician, would you charge an access fee? Why or why not?

For me, it depends on the situation. In certain cases, I do charge an access fee when extra labor, ladders, roof access, crawl spaces, or unusual safety concerns are involved.

And before anyone gets too worked up, this post is mostly for discussion and engagement. Let’s hear those opinions! 😆🍿

🔧❄️🔥

06/08/2026

A little after 9 PM and another no-cool call came in. 🚨

Arrived, diagnosed the issue quickly, and found a failed contactor. Replaced the contactor and got the customer back up and cooling again tonight! ❄️💪

We’ll be back next week for a full system maintenance to help keep everything running at peak performance.

This is what we do at MHAC Heating & Cooling—fast, honest service when you need it most. Day or night, we’re here to help.

06/03/2026

Can’t say enough! No better feeling than serving my own community. Normal people like you and me!!