Nearly ten years ago when I graduated middle school I had no program what I was doing. I knew that I had to get some sort of school degree, although I wasn’t sure as to how I wanted to spend the rest of my life, then that’s when the folks around me encouraged me to get a general business degree so that I could figure out my exact direction later down the road. I took their advice to heart & I started attending community college in order to get my basic business degree. It wasn’t long, however, before I dropped out & started on an uncommon path. In the heating & cooling industry, but you see, as I was taking my classes I was officially hearing the lecturer talk next door. It seems to be some kind of mechanical maintenance maintenance & technology course, & all of the students who were enrolled looked severely happy about what they were studying, and one morning, I made my way into the class & realized that it was a certified HVAC business course. This class was part of the licensed heating, cooling, & ventilation program which was renowned at my community school. I thought it would be best to audit a single of the courses & within 5 hours of studying advanced cooling systems & air quality control management, I knew that I was in the wrong field. I swiftly dropped out of my business curriculum & applied to the heating & cooling program offered at my school. Today, I am confident that I made the perfect option by entering the HVAC business field, however rather than worrying about the heartless intricacies of business, I worry about the intricacies of air quality control management. I get to help my neighbors with their residential HVAC needs every single morning, & I suppose that’s my company.
The different types of thermostats