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RACCA: Tampa Florida Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Contractors Association
What is RACCA?

The Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Contractors Association Inc., founded in 1949, serves the entire Tampa Bay Area. RACCA is the largest, oldest and most active local HVACR Trade Association in the state of Florida. Contractors, as well as other firms, with a direct interest in the air conditioning industry benefit by joining the Association.

RACCA takes an aggressive role in promoting industry standards and professionalism. RACCA provides Continuing Education (C.E) courses for contractors and Apprenticeship Programs for HVACR Technicians.

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The Guardian RACCA's Quarterly Newsletter

HVAC WORKERS’ COMP RATE DECREASES!

Great News!!! FRACCA has just received notice from NCCI that the rate for Workers’ Compensation classification Code 5537 (HVAC) is now $9.46.....

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Latest News from RACCA

RACCA's has redesigned it's website to utilize it's massive resources and bring even more value to our members. We have updated the site for easier access to class schedules and registration information. We also implemented an easy to use on-line timecard for our apprentices.

RACCA has created a forum for our members as well as the general public so that contractors and consumers can interact. We are in the process of adding a members only area with access to several on-line resources for our contractor members, as well as the ability to update your membership info and register for classes.

We also have added a restricted access forum exclusively for our members.

We hope you enjoy RACCA's new website and find it a valuable resource for our industry.



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Survey Reveals Preferences
Every consumer has their price and value limit. According to an industry survey, 52 percent would replace their system when repairs reach $1,500; 78 percent would replace when repairs reach $3,000; and 88 percent would replace when repairs reach $5,000. Information about such consumer preferences from a recent survey will be helpful to contractors looking for a competitive edge.



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