Operation Returning Comfort
Recent flooding has left thousands of homeowners facing financial challenges. With the record flooding affecting so many Midwest communities, Goodman is deploying its Neighbors Helping Neighbors: Operation Returning Comfort program to help flood victims recover.
When your home gets flooded, furnishings, home structures, and personal belongings may need to be replaced. Unfortunately, your home’s central heating and cooling (HVAC) system may be damaged too. Operation Returning Comfort provides special, verified discounts on Goodman brand heating and cooling systems from participating, local Goodman dealers in the flood-ravaged areas.
Taking Action
Goodman understands that if your home has flooded, you might be faced with large, unplanned expenses as you recover from the aftermath. To help, Goodman has offered special discounts on Goodman brand heating and cooling systems to participating Goodman dealers in the affected areas. The Operation Returning Comfort discount is designed so that the savings are passed directly to affected homeowners.
This substantial discount will help homeowners replace damaged HVAC systems as quickly as possible. Goodman’s Homeowner Support team may make follow up phone calls to flood-impacted homeowners to confirm they received the Operation Returning Comfort pricing. Furthermore, the local Goodman dealer and the homeowner will need to complete and sign a participation form that confirms the installation.
Operation Returning Comfort is just one small way that the company can support the affected communities.
To take advantage of this special promotion, please contact your local, participating HVAC dealer for full details. To find an independent Goodman dealer, you can use this link: http://www.goodmanmfg.com/support/find-a-dealer
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Flooded HVAC units
Appearances can be deceiving. If your home was flooded, it is highly recommended that you have a qualified HVAC technician inspect your home’s heating and cooling system before using it.
Even if your HVAC system is energized and appears to be working after a flood, it is highly likely that the system will not operate properly, will not deliver the performance that you expect, and may soon cease to function after it appeared to be working.
Although your outdoor unit might look the same as it did prior to the flood, many hidden concerns may not be obvious to the untrained eye. Indoor components of your HVAC system may also be affected by flood damage. We encourage homeowners who live in the affect areas to reach out to your local, independent Goodman dealer before operating your HVAC system.
Have more questions? Read the Flood Recover: A Guide for Home Heating and Cooling systems.
Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Many Goodman employees and dealers live in your local community. They, too, have experienced many issues relating to the storms. Neighbors Helping Neighbors: Operation Returning Comfort is just one small way that Goodman can help.
All Goodman heating and cooling systems are designed, engineered, and assembled in the United States. In fact, many of the units are assembled in Waller, TX. For over 35 years, when homeowners need energy-efficient solutions to their home comfort, regardless of the weather, millions have said: “Thank goodness for Goodman.”