TORONTO — Enercare Inc. has announced the introduction of its Preferred Customer Program for multifamily buildings. The Preferred Customer Program provides property managers, landlords, and new construction developers with cost savings and a single point-of-contact for integrated and efficient delivery of services for their building’s sub-metering, water heating, and heating and cooling needs.
With the recent acquisition of Direct Energy’s commercial services business in Ontario, Enercare became one of the largest providers of home and commercial services and energy solutions in Canada with more than 1.2 million customers and approximately 1,000 employees. Enercare’s service technicians have an average experience of over 23 years installing and servicing water heating and heating and cooling equipment. Combined with the recent acquisition of Triacta Power Technologies Inc., a designer and manufacturer of advanced sub-meters and sub-meter solutions, and related major mechanical gas and thermal metering technologies, Enercare can offer a comprehensive measurement and verification program that will demonstrate the payback of building performance initiatives.
“Our heating, water heating, and cooling commercial services experts offer integrated services and solutions that meet today’s buildings’ complex needs,” said Scott Beneteau, vice president of sales for Enercare Connections. “We are now able to offer our clients measurable energy management solutions and ongoing support to ensure their building is running efficiently and effectively, saving them time, money, and energy.”
Enercare said it has the resources and expertise to provide its multifamily clients with preferred pricing on ongoing service and maintenance as well as new installations. Enercare also offers rental programs on a full range of heating and cooling and water heating equipment.
For more information, visit www.enercare.ca.
Publication date: 10/26/2015
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