Written by Kendall Richards | September 19, 2017
It’s getting darker earlier and evenings are cooler. We are heading into the fall season. Below is a checklist of things you can do to get your home ready for winter:
1. Service Weather-Specific Equipment
2. Check Foundations
3. Prevent Plumbing Freezes
4. Prepare an Emergency Kit
5. Prepare Landscaping and Outdoor Surfaces
Kendall has been president of All Comfort Services since 2005. He is hands-on and manages the company’s direction, but is there to support every member of the All Comfort Team.
“My best experience here is working as a team to serve customers by responding to their requests along with our team,” says Kendall. “I believe in servant leadership, and I am responsible for every team member and every customer.”
He says, “Great customers make the daily demands of running a fast-paced business easy. It’s rewarding when a customer shows us they appreciate the extraordinary effort we put forth.”