Bryan Orr is nationally recognized as a voice in the HVACR industry whose work as a contractor, educator, and media innovator has a transformative impact on both field professionals and the broader public perception of skilled trades.

As the co-owner of Kalos Services Inc., based in Clermont, FL, Bryan has helped shape a business grounded in technical excellence, integrity, and people-first values—principles that echo throughout the high-performance culture he helped build.

Bryan Orr, Kalos Services

Under Bryan’s leadership, Kalos Services has become a model of what modern HVAC companies can achieve. The company has earned multiple Angie’s List Super Service Awards, as well as national recognition for its internal culture, ranking sixth on Entrepreneur’s Top Company Cultures list in the small business category.

These accolades reflect more than just operational success — they highlight Bryan’s commitment to developing teams where technicians are respected, supported, and empowered to grow.

What truly sets Bryan apart in the HVAC community is his passion for education and communication.

As the founder and host of the HVAC School Podcast, Bryan has produced more than 500 episodes and countless videos that blend technical depth with engaging storytelling.

His media platforms serve as virtual classrooms for tens of thousands of HVAC professionals, bridging the gap between fieldwork and ongoing learning. Rather than relying on flashy marketing tactics, Bryan has built influence through authenticity — offering actionable insights, real-world troubleshooting tips, and honest conversations that resonate deeply with the industry.

Says David Richardson, “Bryan Orr single-handedly started a movement that made HVAC cool. He exposes younger generations to the values of creating something with their hands and heads by meeting them where they are. I can’t think of anyone more deserving of the title, influencer.”

Beyond podcasting, Bryan provides marketing, training, and consulting services to companies across the country, focusing particularly on improving technical communication and leveraging modern media to foster growth. His unique combination of hands-on expertise and media fluency has helped elevate the professional image of the HVAC trade and inspire the next generation of technicians.

Bryan Orr’s influence is undeniable. Through his thought leadership, advocacy for high standards, and commitment to continuous education, he exemplifies what it means to lead by example.

He is a natural fit for this year’s class — a voice of both reason and innovation in a rapidly evolving industry.

Congratulations to Martin Hoover, Steve Rogers, Dawn Mroczek, and Bryan Orr — NCI’s Class of 2025 High-Performance HVAC Industry Influencers.