NEW HAVEN, CT, March 10, 2014 (Press-News.org) American Total Protection (ATP Alarms) and Arbor Energy are excited to announce a strategic partnership between the two companies. Over the past three months executives from ATP Alarms and Arbor Energy have been working on ways to better serve their existing and future customer bases. As Rence Coassin from ATP Alarms explains, "Arbor Energy is much like our company American Total Protection in the sense that we are both family owned and headquarters in New Haven County with clients throughout the state. In addition, each company strives to separate itself from their competitors through customer service and superior products."
American Total Protection was formed in 2011 by merging three well established local companies, servicing the area since 1982. By doing so, ATP Alarms in now the largest family owned life Safety Company in the New Haven area. ATP Alarms specializes in residential and commercial security, fire prevention, fire suppression, CCTV, and Access Control. They are also leaders in smart homes and home automation technology. Coassin explains, "Homeowners want to be able to have complete control over their homes and lives--our smart homes make that possible. By partnering with Arbor Energy, ATP Alarms can now offer customers real time information about their heating systems and more. This allows homeowner's to be made aware of problems before it is too late".
Arbor Energy has been servicing residents of New Haven County since 1994. For 20 years and counting Arbor Energy served thousands of customers as they strive to provide the highest quality service. In continuing with this vision, Arbor Energy is moving forward into the digital age in order to go above and beyond for their customers. The opportunity for a partnership between ATP Alarms and Arbor Energy will provide additional convenience and reassurance to customers looking to keep their heating and cooling systems running safely and efficiently while having constant, whole house monitoring service.
Starting immediately, any customer currently using ATP Alarms and Arbor Energy will be able to have their heating system monitored 24 hours/7 days a week for emergency shutdowns! "The partnership we have begun with ATP Alarms will allow Arbor Energy to better service its current customers," Kevin Donovan, President of Arbor Energy explains "We strive to offer our customers a combination of fast, affordable, and efficient service. By partnering with ATP Alarms, we will now be able to respond faster and more efficiently to our customers."
In the coming months, Arbor Energy and ATP Alarms will be announcing continued opportunities for our customers in order to have a safe, reliable, and encouraging experience.
The teams at Arbor Energy and ATP Alarms are very excited about working together in the future. If you have any questions about the services either company can offer, please visit www.Arboroil.com or www.ATPalarms.com.
American Total Protection (ATP Alarms) and its subsidiaries are authorized Honeywell and First Alert security system dealers. We are your residential and commercial turnkey security solution. We specialize in home automation & energy management, security, video surveillance, fire alarms and fire suppression systems. For installations, service and monitoring it's just one call - fix all!
ATP Alarms and Arbor Energy Announce Strategic Partnership
American Total Protection (ATP Alarms) and Arbor Energy are excited to announce a strategic partnership between the two companies to better serve their existing and future customer bases.
2014-03-10
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