·       I began my HVAC career at Tech School in Manchester, in 1980, worked for four HVAC companies, then started my own HVAC business in 1988.

·       In 1996, I became an inventor of products for the HVAC and Plumbing trades and in 1999, I licensed my circulator flange and valve inventions to a market leader. Many of these inventions are installed on modern heating systems. I have my own mechanical product line and have been issued 9 patents.

·       I am the inventor of the world’s most advanced beehive, which happens to control heat and humidity inside the hive, among many other functions that keep honeybees alive. This indoor climate-controlled hive is the only bear-proof beehive in the world.

·       As a sales engineer for two larger 35-50-person companies, I designed diverse HVAC systems for refrigerating, central heating and cooling, humidity control and air-cleaning and ventilating.

·       I’ve worked in residential buildings from mobile homes to mansions, commercial buildings such as convenience stores, large restaurants, motels, hotels, and a litany of other use buildings spanning nearly 46 years.

·       I was hired to create $353,000 worth of HVAC systems in an 8,000 square-foot home owned by the inventor of Broadband Cable Modem technology.  Mr. Yassini received $400,000,000 from this technology, which he licensed to Comcast. Because he could afford the best HVAC systems, he wanted the best designer and installer he could find. After a year and a half of construction, my finished systems included, a mini-split A/C system for temperature and humidity control in his server room; 5 Hydro Air heating and cooling systems, a $55K humidity control system that took the excess moisture from the air, removed its heat then discarded the condensate and put the heat back into the indoor pool and 10-person spa.

·       Since 1992, I’ve designed and installed mini-split systems with floor, wall and ceiling indoor units in Dunkin Donuts and Subway sandwich shops. Technology for these systems was on par with the systems Heritage installed in the Avery home – not very advanced.

·       Recently, I installed a state-of-the-art Mitsubishi Hyper Heat mini-split heat pump system for a customer in East Washington who has used me for all his HVAC needs since 1989. He created the NASA Mars Rover and logos for CNN, ESPN, Shark Week, History Channel and numerous other famous brands, including PBS and major scientific companies.

·       I designed and installed $200K of HVAC system upgrades in the home of a millionaire who I met in The Golden Egg Restaurant, in Portsmouth. The man lived next door to the Founder of Comcast.

·       The inventor of the Nike sneakers with lights in their soles, hired me to install $75K of heating and cooling central and mini-split systems, exhaust and Make-up Air systems and others.

·       I designed the Indoor Climate Control systems for a shitake mushroom farm in Washington, New Hampshire.

·       For years, I was the guy who maintained and built the systems to keep the contents of mansion and museum properties owned by Historic New England protected from heat and humidity extremes.

·       A famous actress hired me for air conditioning systems installations in her home. She starred in La Dolce Vita

·       A doctor in Exeter, New Hampshire hired me to work on his heating system, and there next to the boiler was the desk where author Dan Brown penned The Davinci Code when he lived in this house. A Harvard professor hired me to repair the heating system in the next house Brown owned that he just bought from Brown, who had just vacated it to move into his new, much larger home on the other side of the golf course, across the street from U.S. Senator, and former Governor of New Hampshire, Judd Greg.

These are relevant examples of customers who hired me to keep their properties and possessions protected from temperature, humidity, condensation and mold. They wanted the best systems for the applications money could buy. I had one callback and promptly fixed the issue with no further charge. I readily admit I’m not perfect, though my standards are very high. That said, I wanted the best home for my bees.