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By: jimcotton . Today I would like to talk about 3 very different homes that I visited yesterday. The first house was a beautiful 4000 sq ft rancher, on a crawl, nestled on a 10 acre parcel, two cars in the garage, a new pickup in the driveway along side a boat and a camper. Inside the house were multiple flat screen televisions, computers, antiques,etc, etc,etc… The next house I visited was a brand new house. It was built on the side of a cliff so from the front it looked like a rancher but once inside I discovered a 3 floor mansion. 6000 sq ft in all sitting on a half acre lot. No cost spared in this project. The contractor was the owner and he knew what the best of the best was. Floor to ceiling rock fire places, top of the line heat pump, the best appliances, 3 big screen plasma TVs, jacuzzi tubs, etc, etc, etc… My last visit was to a 1300 sq ft home on a crawl. Two bedrooms, one bath, 6 rooms in total on a tiny lot. Not a lot of elbow room because of all their possessions. One big screen TV in the front with a little TV in the master bedroom. No extra fringes here but a nice cozy home,etc, etc, etc… These three homes were located in three different parts of the city but all had the same problems. POOR I.A.Q and a POOR FILTRATION SYSTEM. The first house at least had a previous owner that tried to seal his/her system properly. Unfortunately they used duct tape ( DUCT TAPE IS GOOD FOR EVERYTHING BUT DUCTS) and now yrs later the tape was hanging down off of every joint. Huge heat loss but because they are on a crawl space repairs will be easy. The filter they were using was the least favourable for the home owner. It was removing between 6-8 % of dust and allergens.The next two houses didn’t have any type of sealing done. Unfortunately for the second house all of the ducting except for around the furnace was now under drywall. In two to five yrs they will start to experience cold rooms throughout their home due to heat loss. They will either have to live with it, will be convinced by heating companies that they need a new furnace or they will have to rip out drywall to get at the ducts in order to seal them. The owner/builder here didn’t have any filter in his system. The third house was lucky enough to have their ducting in the crawl space so sealing it will be easy. They knew a little about filters but were still using a filter system that wasn’t favourable for them. In this industry ( Heating, Air Conditioning, Cleaning) the people responsible for helping customers make the right choices, are not, in my opinion, doing what’s best for the customer. They are doing what’s best for the company. I don’t agree with this at all. I see it as my duty to properly inform all my customers on what’s best for them. In the 6 yrs I’ve been doing this I’ve never had a sleepless night because I haven’t been honest to a customer, because I did what was right for my company and not what was right for my customer or because I over charged a customer. When I go into someones home I give the respect due to them as customers. They call me in because I’m supposed to be the expert. Isn’t it time that the companies you are using to solve your heating and I.A.Q problems adopt this way of thinking. Customer Service, especially in today’s economy HAS to be first and foremost. I cannot stress enough how important WORD OF MOUTH ADVERTISING is. To the next 100 people who visit my Blog @ jjsdream.wordpress .com I will give you my 40 page e-book free. All I ask in return is a review from you on my book.you can pick up my email address from my blog and I look forward to helping you out the best that I can # # # Dealing with Indoor Air Quality and residential heating systems. An E-Book dealing with how to improve I.A.Q. Page 2 deals with E-Book Sales. End
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