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Service Roundtable names owner Theo Etzel Member of the Month!

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From Service Roundtable:

We are very excited to announce our June Member of the Month! Theodore Etzel, III, CEO of Conditioned Air, has been a Service Roundtable member since 2004. His business has grown increasingly over the years, and we couldn’t be more proud!

“During the time we have been members of Service Roundtable we have realized solid growth. We currently have 350 associates and revenues of $50+MM and are in our 56th year. Along with the fantastic rebate program that SRT affords us, we use the forum to keep up with trends in the industry, concerns to be aware of, what to do and what not to do, and the overall changing nature of the business world in which we operate. We consider our membership in SRT a very valuable resource for our success.” -Theodore Etzel, III, CEO of Conditioned Air.

Thank you so much for the kind words! If you’d like to find out more about Service Roundtable please go to: www.ServiceRoundtable.com

Save Money While You are on Vacation

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Heading out for summer vacation can be an exciting time for every member of your family. However, one thing you don’t want to have to worry about during vacation time is whether or not your energy bills are being unnecessarily increased by wasting energy at home. Here are some practical tips for how to save energy during summer vacation so you can enjoy your time away.

  • Use your programmable thermostat:Use your programmable thermostat and its pre-programmed set points to reduce the operation of your cooling system while you’re away. The thermostat can be set to provide a small amount cooling during the day so that the interior of your home doesn’t get too hot. It can automatically shut cooling down even more at night while you’re away.
  • Unplug energy-using appliances and devices:Before leaving for vacation, make sure to unplug appliances and devices that use standby energy. These can include computers, microwave ovens, stoves, televisions, and entertainment systems. Simply shutting them off will not be enough since they use small amounts of energy to maintain clocks, internal settings, and other features even when turned off. Unplug them completely or plug them all into a power strip that can be switched off when you leave.
  • Turn down the water heater:While you’re away on vacation, you won’t need hot water at home, so turning down the temperature settings on the water heater makes sense. Set the thermostat at well below the usual level or, if you are going to be gone for an extended period, shut the water heater off completely.
  • Close window blinds and curtains:Partially closing window blinds and curtains will help reduce sunshine getting into your home and increasing indoor temperatures. This will help keep the inside of your home cooler and prevent your air conditioner or heat pump from switching on unnecessarily.

For more than 56 years, Conditioned Air has been providing expert heating, cooling, and indoor air quality services to customers in Naples and throughout the surrounding communities in southwest Florida. Contact us today for more information on how to save energy during summer vacation.

RHEEM®CELEBRATES NATIONAL PRO PARTNERS™

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Event Recognizes Top Performing Contractors for Excellence in Sales and Customer Service of Rheem Heating, Air Conditioning, and Ventilation Products
The Conditioned Air team of Naples, Fla., joined Rheem® in celebration at the company’s Top Pro Partner™ awards dinner and reception in Washington, D.C. on April 24, 2018. The event recognized and rewarded an elite group of HVAC businesses that demonstrated excellence in Rheem sales, customer support, and overall service during 2017.
Pictured from left to right are Randy Roberts, vice president, sales, Rheem Air Division; Timothy DuPre, Conditioned Air; Jeff Zanella, Conditioned Air; Mike Branson, executive vice president and general manager, Rheem Air Division.
Photography courtesy of Rheem.

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