Old Man Winter Defeated by Heater
“It’s better to be prepared than to be boiling hot.” Not only was that our aunt’s preferred line, it was the tag phrase for the Heating, Ventilation and A/C contractor
One of the things I learned as a young child was the importance of being prepared, whether that meant being to school on time, or stocking up on soup cans before a storm was expected to arrive, he made sure I was prepared for anything & everything life had to throw at me. In hurricane seasons, the whole family boarded up the windows in preparation for the storm; in summer, every one of us prepared for the daily deluges of rain by making sure our garden was properly irrigated. And in the autumn, our aunt consistently made sure every one of us were ready for winter by having our Heating, Ventilation and A/C unit worked on before December arrived. He consistently made sure to emphasize how important it was to remember to get our air conditioner & heating system worked on by our local Heating, Ventilation and A/C business. The inspection and any subsequent service would ensure it was in top now working order ahead of when it would be most important to have it working was the best way to do this, too, every springtime, our aunt made sure to contact our Heating, Ventilation and A/C worker & schedule them to come out and provide a routine air conditioner & heating service. “It’s better to be prepared than to be boiling hot.” Not only was that our aunt’s preferred line, it was the tag phrase for the Heating, Ventilation and A/C contractor. Having our air conditioner/heater unit in the best possible shape was integral to us never having any mishaps or needing any repairs during a blizzard. While some people had do deal with the issue of calling in a Heating, Ventilation and A/C worker for an emergency repair, every one of us were happily heated & toasty in our home, knowing we were prepared for the frigid weather ahead of time by getting our Heating, Ventilation and A/C unit serviced, every one of us were more than ready for whatever Old Man Winter would throw our way.