The changing face of consolidation
Is the consolidation trend over or is there more to come?
During the past five years, HVAC consolidation has taken on a variety of guises, ranging from corporations to manufacturers, from utility companies
Currently, there seems to be a lull in consolidation activity, and there is much speculation on what lies ahead. While our panel members expressed a wide variety of opinions, they all agreed on one point: It's not over yet. Here's what they had to say.
Residential Consolidators. Do They Have What It Takes?
During this discussion, most of the residential panelists expressed a cautious wait-and-see attitude toward the future impact of consolidation. While they don't feel consolidators are a tremendous threat, they're also not ignoring their potential.
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