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• Rheem ISO 9000 Certification

 

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO), headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, is a worldwide federation of national standards bodies from some 130 countries. Established in 1947 to promote standardization, ISO's work has resulted in many International Standards.

Rheem® AIR Conditioning Manufacturing Facilities have achieved the prestigious ISO 9001:2000 certification by passing a series of independent audits, and proving the have modern, quality control systems to help assure consistent quality products are provided to the marketplace. The audits assess all of a company's systems that affect quality-from the ordering of raw materials to manufacturing, testing and final distribution.

What this means to you is that Rheem and its suppliers conform with established international standards of quality. You can rest assured that any product that bears the Rheem name has passed a rigorous set of tests and meets the highest industry standards.

A Standard for the Future.

Many companies do business only with companies certified by the International Organization for Standardization. Rheem is dedicated to maintaining its ISO 9001:2000 certification, the benchmark of quality in the modern world.

Rheem Award Winning Heating and A/C Systems

We service all brands but recommend and install award winning Rheem Home Comfort Systems. Rheem has been recognized by the HVAC Industry, Contractors and leading consumer magazines for delivering innovative, high quality, high value home comfort solutions to homeowners. Rheem’s complete line of furnaces and air conditioners will offer something for every need.

Indoor Air Quality Solutions

We will assess your home and determine how we can increase the quality of the air home.  We will recommend products that will rid your home of unwanted odors, allergens, dust and other indoor air pollutants as well as regulate the humidity in your home.  You will experience a noticeably higher comfort level and fresh, clean air to breathe throughout your home.

Home Comfort Survey

Yes      No
            Are you concerned about managing your monthly energy bills?
            Does anyone in your home have allergies? Do any of your guests?
            Are you concerned with the quality of air in your home?
            Do odors from cooking, smoking or pets seem to linger in your home?
            Have you noticed condensation on your windows or mold on your walls?
            Do you get static shocks during the winter months?
            Are some of the rooms in your house too warm or drafty?
            Does the temperature in your house get too cold or warm before the furnace or air                            conditioner turns on?
            Is the noise level of your current system a distraction to you or your neighbors?
            Does your existing system lack the capacity to meet your desired home comfort levels?

What do you like the most or the least about your current system? What would you like it to do or not do?

If you answered Yes to any or all of these questions, you should look into selecting a whole-house home comfort system.

With a whole-house home comfort system:

•     The temperature is balanced to your needs in every room, at all times
•     Your indoor air is fresh and allergy activating particles such as pollen, dust and pet odors are filtered         out of the air
•     Your indoor air is balanced, never to dry or too humid
•     You can manage your energy costs and begin saving money on your electric bills
•     You have the equipment that is reliable, that works best for your size of house,  and ensures that you         and your family stay comfortable
•     You have protection for your investment with a preventative maintenance agreement
•     You have extended your warranty with a Protection Plus Extended Service Agreement.