Before this coronavirus outsplit took hold, my dealer was doing great.
I was on a hiring spree and the people I was with and I were providing tasks for folks left and right.
I’ll be so blissful to get back to that. Before the people I was with and I all got the stay-at-apartment order and made this entire story seem mute, I was noticing a decrease in the building’s indoor air conditions. I called up the Heating and A/C dealer who had set up our Heating and A/C plan for me when the people I was with and I first built the building and he sent out an Heating and A/C worker to take a look. After a quick investigation of the company’s Heating and A/C system, the Heating and A/C worker told me that over the last couple years my air duct had become undoubtedly dirty. I explained to the Heating and A/C worker about all of the folks the people I was with and I had hired, and he said that was undoubtedly common. The Heating and A/C worker encouraged me to sign on for a commercial Heating and A/C service plan. He explained that a commercial Heating and A/C service plan will guarantee air duct cleanings every several years plus it pays for tune ups that will extend the lives of my commercial gas furnace and commercial air conditioner (both undoubtedly high-priced pieces of equipment). After the Heating and A/C worker ran the numbers and gave me an estimate, I agreed to the commercial Heating and A/C service plan. I wanted to keep the indoor air conditions that I appreciated when I had fewer employees, plus I didn’t want to be in a position where I had to update the commercial Heating and A/C system. After the air duct cleaning, I noticed a major difference. Hopefully once the people I was with and I all get back to work, that Heating and A/C service plan will be worth the currency.