About 30,000 Trademarks found for “parker davis hvac international inc”

The mark consists of the stylized wording "HVAC OV" with broken lines above and below the wording as well as figurative elements in the shape of polygons on the left and right sides of the wording.

The mark consists of a circular logo. Written in an arc format at the top is the word "Command". There is a coil in the center with a flame at the left end of the coil. At the right end of the coil there is a snowflake. The letters "HVAC" are written within the coil and again at the bottom the circle.

Real estate development; Real estate development services in the field of commercial and office buildings, residential communities, mixed-use properties, shopping centers, industrial properties, healthcare and bioscience buildings, hotels and self-storage properties; Real estate site selection; Providing information about real estate development via a website

Real estate funds investment services; Real estate investment consultancy; Real estate investment services; Real estate investment trust services; Real estate management services

Marine Instruments-Namely, Clinometers and Boating Speedometers; Navigational and Surveying Instruments-Namely, Moving Vane Wind Indicators, Sextants, Artificial Horizons, Parallel Rules, Triangles, Protractors, Dividers, Compasses, and Navigational Plotting Boards; and Sporting Instruments-Namely, Stadimetric Distance Measuring Instruments, Time/Speed/Distance Computers and Water Depth Measurement Instruments

Baking soda

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

architectural design services for others

FURNITURE, NAMELY, OFFICE FURNITURE

"HVAC"

Providing online non-downloadable software for allowing electronic devices to communicate in a building, namely, software for transmission of data between thermostats, vents, mini-splits, remotely-controlled electric outlet modules, and wireless access points; providing online non-downloadable software for integrating HVAC equipment with electric power infrastructure, namely, demand response software for controlling energy usage of HVAC equipment based on conditions within an electric grid, and virtual power plant software for adjusting power consumption of HVAC equipment and trading power consumption on an energy exchange; providing online non-downloadable software for managing energy usage in a building, namely, software for coordinating use of mini-split systems and central heating systems based on weather; providing online non-downloadable software for cataloging HVAC equipment in a building, namely, software for mapping sensors, remotely-controlled vents, and mini-splits to rooms in a building; and providing online non-downloadable software for environmental monitoring in a building, namely, software for analyzing temperature, humidity, room occupancy, and ambient light