Gaining Customer Satisfaction Essential to Jim Rando

Jim Rando works for a family-owned company and pushes for quality and customer satisfaction to keep the business growing.

2013-01-05

SAN JOSE, CA, January 05, 2013 (Press-News.org) Jim Rando is a California state licensed contractor who works in the heating and cooling business. His direct employer is a family-owned business that was established in the California Bay Area back in 1957. With a presence that spans over half a century, Jim Rando understands the continued growth of his company depends on the continued quality that helped his company grow since its establishment.

Jim Rando is proud to work for a family-owned company. Small family-owned businesses are what make up the backbone of America. While his company started off small, it did not stay that way. "Our business is one of the largest residential companies in the Bay Area," explains Jim Rando. That growth is a direct result of the quality service Jim Rando provides on a daily basis.

"It is essential that customers be happy with our services. From the moment they call our company customers need to feel confident that we can help them with the service they need," says Jim Rando. The primary work Jim Rando performs directly relates to heating and cooling. He installs and services heaters, air conditioners, and water heaters. Another service provided Jim Rando's company is air duct cleaning.

"It is important to maintain your heater and air conditioner with regular maintenance but what many people forget about is cleaning out air ducts. Having air ducts clean of dust and debris is important for indoor air quality," explains Jim Rando. Everyone wants to live healthy, including Jim Rando. He has performed air duct cleaning services for many years and ensures every job is thorough before he considers the job done. Jim Rando's work caliber is so great that based off customer reviews, his company has earned 3 awards for air duct cleaning from the customer review website Angie's List. He is proud of the stalwart reputation that his company has.

(408) 293- 4717
Jim Rando
1712 Stone Ave #1 San Jose, California 95125

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