Hannah Belloli is an editor at The ACHR NEWS. With a strong background in communications and a passion for the trade industry, she focuses on topics such as mechanical systems, industrial systems design, energy policy and regulation, energy sustainability, and renewable energy. Hannah's work has been featured in ACHR NEWS, where she brings her unique perspective as the daughter of a carpenter to her reporting.
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Hannah Belloli's articles primarily focus on the HVAC industry, with a significant emphasis on providing industry-specific insights and data-driven content. She covers topics such as HVAC technology, contractors, homeowners' perspectives, and refrigerant-related updates.
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By: Hannah Belloli, Joanna R. Turpin, Matt Jachman
Across the industry, gaps in system design, commissioning, airflow, and more are still rearing their ugly head, impacting contractor credibility, homeowner satisfaction, and the carefully manufactured HVAC system itself.
The HVAC installation technician has been with Sinton Air Conditioning and Heating, in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, for the last 6 years, starting while he was still in high school.
By: Hannah Belloli, Matt Jachman, Joanna R. Turpin
A simple 2° temperature difference can expose internal leaks and prevent costly callbacks April 28, 2026
By: Hannah Belloli, Matt Jachman, Joanna R. Turpin
Searching “a/c repair near me” might not get homeowners a real contractor anymore — and that's becoming a serious problem for the industry. In Orlando, dozens of AI-generated websites posing as HVAC companies are flooding search results, making it harder for legitimate contractors to compete. One business owner says his calls and web traffic dropped off almost overnight — forcing layoffs and major cutbacks. The scam sites look convincing, with local phone numbers, fake reviews, and even claims of accreditation from groups like the Better Business Bureau. But in reality, customers may be calling unlicensed operators — or getting routed somewhere entirely different.
By: Hannah Belloli, Matt Jachman, Joanna R. Turpin
With host Chris Lollini April 28, 2026 On this debut episode of Beyond the Wrench Chris Lollini speaks with Cody Dampf, owner and
New study shows dogs impact IAQ as much as humans April 29, 2026 I have a whippet named Eleanor “Ellie” Taft Wilson Harding Coolidge Roosevelt.
A look back at dealer frustration in the postwar era, and a question for today's HVACR industry April 30, 2026
Growth is exposing new challenges for contractors caught between small and large May 1, 2026
By: Hannah Belloli, Joanna R. Turpin, Matt Jachman
May 1, 2026 Why Economics Now Drive HVAC Decisions Rising energy prices and persistent inflation have fundamentally changed how homeowners evaluate major home upgrades — especially HVAC systems.
By: Matt Jachman, Hannah Belloli, Joanna R. Turpin
Danfoss delivered integrated, efficient refrigeration for the Cortina bobsleigh track May 5, 2026
