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Temperzone Residential Partner Program - Its simple and it has lots of benefits!


The combination of Hitachi and Temperzone domestic product ranges has meant a rethink of how Temperzone works with contractors who work in the residential market. After months of assessment and planning Temperzone has come up with a model that is simpler, fairer and more flexible than anything else in the market.

Temperzone National Sales Manager David Staker said recently,

“We looked at the other dealer networks in the air conditioning industry and felt that they were very complicated and rigid. Our new Residential Partner Program delivers all the benefits in a much simpler and more flexible framework.”

“We are looking for contractors who like the way we do business, who want a range of high quality product and are keen to grow with us. I am sure the flexibility will interest many contractors who find our competitors systems hard to work with.”

The following points are 7 good reasons why you should consider becoming a Temperzone Residential Partner.

  1. Extensive product range from both Hitachi and Temperzone.
  2. Very competitive prices with our flexible buying options.
  3. You deal direct with the manufacturer, not though layers of distributors.
  4. National distribution network of branch offices and warehouses. Product and parts are always readily available.
  5. Temperzone’s industry best technical support and training. Technical support is provided by qualified refrigeration mechanics not a call centre.
  6. Marketing and advertising support at a local, state and national level.
  7. Partners are automatically invited to join the Travel Club reward program.

In the next few weeks Temperzone will begin the launch of its new Residential Partner Program.  If you are interested, call your local Temperzone office and ask to speak to one of the Residential Partner sales team or come and see us at ARBS.

 

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