CARJON Receives CoolSmart Awards Again!! - 11/25/09
ACCA Presents "COOL SMART" Awards for GREEN Efforts - 1/20/09
CARJON Receives COOLSmart Awards - 11/6/08
Heat Pumps Offer Better Outlook on Utility Bills - 8/4/08
CARJON Becomes a HomeAdvice Certified Specialist - 6/13/08
Customer Satisfaction Award for Fourth Consecutive Year - 4/28/08
CARJON Receives CoolSmart Awards AGAIN!!- 11/25/09
WESTBOROUGH, Mass. - Smithfield contractor Carjon Air Conditioning & Heating is the recipient of two 2009 Cool Smart awards for outstanding performance.
Accepted by Smithfield resident John DiMuccio Sr., the awards were presented at the annual Air Conditioning Contractors of America New England Golf Tournament. Twelve New England contractors were honored at a special luncheon event following the tournament.
Launched in 2003, Cool Smart is a central air conditioner rebate program for National Grid, NSTAR and Western Massachusetts Electric Co. residential customers in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
The initiative promotes the purchase and installation of Energy Star-qualified residential heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
The Cool Smart program has been the exclusive presenting sponsor of the ACCA Golf Tournament for four consecutive years.
The ACCA's recognition event provides the utility sponsors with an opportunity to recognize and applaud identified HVAC contractors for displaying a strong commitment to their customers and the environment. The Cool Smart awards are based on leadership, quality installations and active program participation.
To find out about becoming a Cool Smart contractor or for general program information, visit mycoolsmart.com or call 800-473-1105.
ACCA Presents "COOL SMART" Awards for GREEN Efforts - 1/20/09
Once again, CARJON get's recognized in the RSES Journal by ACCA for leading in the green Cool Smart program!
The Air-Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA)
held a golf tournament in Stow MA, where 11 local
HVAC contractors were honored with COOL
SMART outstanding performance awards. COOL
SMART--a central air-conditioner rebate program for
National Grid and NSTAR Electric residential customers
in Massachusetts and Rhode Island--was launched in
2003 to promote the purchase and proper installation of
energy-efficient, Energy Star-qualified residential
HVAC systems.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (a partner of
this program) Program Analyst Ted Leopkey was Keynote
Speaker for the event. Leopkey oversees the HVAC-quality
installation component of the federal Energy Star program.
In his keynote address, he said: "By participating
in the COOL SMART program, HVAC contractors are
taking a big step to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions
and help the environment...We hope that contractors
and consumers will save even more heating and
cooling energy by taking advantage of our new Energy
Star Quality Installation verification program to be
offered through COOL SMART in 2009."
The honors were presented during a lunch ceremony
where nearly 150 HVAC contractors were in attendance.
The awards are based on leadership, quality installations
and active program participation. The top Massachusetts
award recipients are: Boucher Energy Systems; Central
Heating and Cooling; Distributor Corporation of New
England; Heating and Air Conditioning Services Inc.;
Mark E. Meacham Inc.; Nashoba Air Inc.; Needham Oil
and Air; and Victory Mechanical. The top Rhode Island
award recipients are: Carjon AC and Heating; Providence
Mechanical; and Thai Sheet Metal.
For more information about the COOL SMART program
information, visit www.mycoolsmart.com.
-RSES Journal - Issue January 2009
CARJON Receives CoolSmart Awards- 11/6/08
CARJON receives two awards for being a leader in the COOLSmart program. We were presented with "Most Rebates with Manual J 2008 (RI)" and "Quality Installation Verification Commissioning Leader 2008 (RI)."
"CARJON receives Cool Smart awards - Smithfield contractor Carjon Air Conditioning & Heating is the recipient of two 2009 Cool Smart awards for outstanding performance.
Accepted by Smithfield resident John DiMuccio Sr., the awards were presented at the annual Air Conditioning Contractors of America New England Golf Tournament. Twelve New England contractors were honored at a special luncheon event following the tournament." - Valley Breeze & Observer, The (Smithfield, RI)
WESTBOROUGH, Mass.
Heat Pumps Offer Better Outlook on Utility Bills - 8/4/08
With energy costs on the rise, homeowners are looking for ways to offset higher bills. Heat pumps are one of the best options, as they are currently offering higher efficiencies than any heating and cooling system available today. Studies emphasize the potential for heat pumps, and manufacturers are offering more options for consumers.
The heat pump simply moves heat energy from one place to another, just like your refrigerator or air conditioner. The major difference is that air conditioners and refrigerators transfer heat in only one direction, while a heat pump can transfer heat in two directions, thereby heating or cooling the space. In cooling mode, it takes heat from indoors and transfers it to the outdoors through refrigerant lines. In the heating mode, the process is reversed. It's that simple!
Finally, ductwork must be installed in homes that do not have an existing air distribution system. If you have existing ductwork, heat pump systems will likely work, but you may have to do some minor modifications. This should be considered a secondary source of heat with a tremendous potential for huge savings during the winter months. Return on investment for this upgrade is only about three to five years. The life of the system is about twenty years, therefore you will receive a positive return on investment for a long time to come.
CARJON Becomes a HomeAdvice Certified Specialist - 6/13/08
We're pleased to announce completion of the rigorous Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) HomeAdvice™ Certification Program. As a HomeAdvice™ Certified Specialist, CARJON is uniquely qualified to help Rhode Island homeowners enjoy cleaner, healthier, more comfortable indoor air, as well as enjoy reduced energy bills.
To earn HomeAdvice Certification, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) professionals must demonstrate proficiency regarding whole home indoor air testing, diagnosis, and solutions. CARJON is proud to offer homeowners the high degree of confidence that the HomeAdvice Certification provides.
Testing your home's indoor air quality is simple. A CARJON service professional places a HomeAdvice® IAQ monitor – a very small, virtually silent unit – in your home. The monitor takes one air sample per minute over three to five days. This allows for continuous analysis through time, the most effective means of accurately pinpointing the nature and patterns of any indoor air quality (IAQ) problems that may be found. We analyze the results and deliver an easy-to-read HomeAdvice Report which describes any issues in health, comfort, safety, and energy, and offers recommendations for problems that may be found. For more information on getting an IAQ analysis, call us today at (401)232-9400!
CARJON Receives Award for Fourth Consecutive Year - 4/28/08
CARJON was recently given the Award of Excellence for Highest Customer Satisfaction in all of New England for 2007! This will be the fourth consecutive year we have received this award (and proud of it!).
Our company's success has been built on years of putting the customer first-an idea that was started almost 20 years ago and continues through today.
We'd like to thank everyone that helped us achieve this award. We owe it to the people working here and our loyal customers. CARJON has such a wonderful group of employees, who are exceptional to say the least! Our customers, who remain loyal for many years, are a pleasure to serve, and we couldn't have done it without them.
Thank you for making this Award possible-we look forward to providing exceptional service and quality workmanship for many years to come.
