McCusker & Company Extends Market Share in HVAC Extended Warranty Programs With Standard Supply Agreement

Agreement Offers World-Class Extended Warranty Product to Standard Supply Dealers and Contractors

2013-03-22

DALLAS, TX, March 22, 2013 (Press-News.org) McCusker & Company, a leading worldwide provider of consumer and commercial extended warranty services, announced today that it has been selected as the provider of extended warranty services to the dealers and customers of Texas-based Standard Supply. The new agreement extends McCusker & Company's leadership position serving the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) industry.

"For more than 67 years HVAC professionals throughout Texas have trusted the Standard Supply line of supplies," said McCusker & Company Chief Executive Officer Will McCusker, J.D. "We are proud to now be the provider of the Standard Supply extended warranty protection services."

The new extended warranty program for Standard Supply provides the firm's dealers and customers with peace of mind protection against high costs for repair parts or parts and labor. The plan is for new and existing commercial heating, ventilation and air conditioning equipment and can provide extended warranty services for the full lifetime of the equipment.

"It also provides the dealers and contractors with a new revenue stream for their businesses," McCusker said. "We also have simplified their entire claim process to be quick and easy using our proprietary online tool."

The 13 offices of Standard Supply in north, east, central and south Texas have already transitioned to using the McCusker & Company platform.

For more information about the full suite of McCusker & Company extended warranty solutions for the commercial heating, ventilation and air conditioning industry, please check out the website at www.mccuskerco.com.

About McCusker & Company

McCusker & Company is an extended warranty consulting firm founded by industry experts and is headquartered in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Its international division, known as McCusker & Company of the Caribbean is headquartered in St. George's, Grenada and has an office in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

It specializes in the extended warranty service contract industry providing consulting, extended warranty programs, service programs, management and support for your warranty call center and on-site service needs. McCusker & Company also functions as litigation consulting experts on complex litigation projects, technology sales, and arbitration and industry disputes.

The firm also founded and developed WarrantyKits.com and WarrantyGiftCard.com. For more information call 800-734-0819.

Media Contact:

Brad Friedman
McCusker & Company
Phone: 800-734-0819

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