Business & leadership
I’d just like to give a huge thank you to Bryan Orr for starting HVAC School.
I’d just like to give a huge thank you to Bryan Orr for starting HVAC School.
I’ve learned so much from HVAC School over the years, and I especially enjoy the weekly “Learn About” sessions. What Bryan is doing is truly changing the game for technicians who care about this trade and want to continue improving their knowledge and skills.
One of the biggest things I’ve learned throughout my career is that there’s more than one way to skin a chicken—and the chicken is always changing.
This trade never stops evolving. New refrigerants, equipment, controls, tools, technology, and better diagnostic practices are constantly being introduced. It’s up to us as technicians to decide whether we’re going to adapt, keep learning, and stay current—or get left behind.
No matter how many years you’ve been in HVAC, nobody knows it all. The day you think you know everything is probably the day you stop getting better.
The best technicians aren’t the ones who claim to know everything. They’re the ones who stay curious, keep learning, listen to other perspectives, and are willing to change the way they do things when there’s a better way.
Thank you, Bryan Orr and everyone involved with HVAC School, for continuing to educate the trade and pushing technicians to never stop learning.
Keep learning. Keep adapting. Keep getting better. 💪🔧❄️🔥
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