Chris Kapp left a four-year university and turned to HVAC. Years later, he has job security, a supervisory role and a career he believes rewards hard work
Chris Kapp, an installation supervisor at Webb Heating, Air Conditioning & Electrical, puts on his gloves before removing the covers from the coils on a heating and air conditioning unit.
Chris Kapp, an installation supervisor at Webb Heating, Air Conditioning & Electrical, prepares a heating and air conditioning unit for installation.
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Chris Kapp, an installation supervisor at Webb Heating, Air Conditioning & Electrical, stands for a portrait on Sept. 1 at Linville Forest Church of Christ in Kernersville.
Not long after enrolling at Western Carolina University in 2018, Chris Kapp realized that a four-year school, while historically a proven route to economic stability, wasn't the right path.
The victim had sustained multiple fractures to his nose.
Chris Kapp, an installation supervisor at Webb Heating, Air Conditioning & Electrical, puts on his gloves before removing the covers from the coils on a heating and air conditioning unit.
Chris Kapp, an installation supervisor at Webb Heating, Air Conditioning & Electrical, stands for a portrait on Sept. 1 at Linville Forest Church of Christ in Kernersville.
