Amid supply shortage, air conditioning industry maintains focus on serving customers

Overcoming the AC equipment shortage, an ongoing process, requires an agile approach.

  • By Grier Ferguson
  • | 4:00 p.m. November 4, 2020
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File. Jaime DiDomenico, president of CoolToday/PlumbingToday, says Sarasota-based CoolToday started experiencing the AC equipment shortage in early July.
File. Jaime DiDomenico, president of CoolToday/PlumbingToday, says Sarasota-based CoolToday started experiencing the AC equipment shortage in early July.
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The list of problems COVID-19 has caused is long. Here's one more: An air conditioning equipment shortage with far-reaching implications for contractors, suppliers, businesses, builders and homeowners.

“The equipment shortage is real, and it’s been going on for three months,” CoolToday/PlumbingToday President Jaime DiDomenico says.

 

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