
HVAC Strategies to Prepare for a High-Repair Summer Season
From HVAC CHATS by Endeavor Business Media
May 13, 2026 · 25 min · Episode 49
About this episode
The episode discusses strategies for HVAC contractors to prepare for a high-demand summer service season.
In this episode of ”HVAC Chats,” Nicole Krawcke, head of content for Contracting Business, speaks with Scott Pierson, vice president of HVAC and market strategy at Parts Town, about how contractors can prepare for an expected high-demand summer service season. The discussion explores rising repair-versus-replace trends, parts inventory planning, technician efficiency, smart HVAC technology adoption, and the growing importance of preventive maintenance. Pierson also shares insights on OEM parts strategies, truck stock management, financing trends, and operational practices that can help HVACR contractors improve customer satisfaction and stay competitive during peak demand periods.
People in this episode
Host: Nicole Krawcke
Guest: Scott Pierson
Topics covered
- HVAC strategies
- high-demand summer service
- repair versus replace trends
- parts inventory planning
- technician efficiency
- preventive maintenance
Keywords
- HVAC
- summer service
- repair trends
- inventory planning
- technician efficiency
- smart technology
- preventive maintenance
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Contracting Business, Parts Town
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