Hoffmann Brothers Recognized as ACCA 2019 Residential Contractor of the Year

Finalists were judged on community involvement, industry involvement, and a commitment to training and certifications

ARLINGTON, Va. — The Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) announced Hoffmann Brothers Heating, Air Conditioning, Plumbing, and Electrical Company of Brentwood, Missouri as the ACCA 2019 Residential Contractor of the Year.

ACCA’s Contractor of the Year award is presented each year, and finalists are judged on a range of qualities including community involvement, industry involvement, and a commitment to training and certifications. A panel of ACCA past chairmen judges the finalists and selects the ACCA Contractor of the Year winner. The 2019 judges were Larry Taylor of Taylor Coaching, Tony Shaker of Enfinity Partners, LLC, Richard Dean of Environmental Services Associates, Inc., Greg Leisgang of JonLe Heating-Cooling, and Stan Johnson.

"ACCA is honored to present this prestigious award to Chris and Joe Hoffmann and the entire team of professionals at Hoffmann Brothers,” said Barton James, president and CEO of ACCA. “Hoffmann Brothers is a second-generation family business that has supported ACCA and the contracting industry for more than 40 years. Their focus on customer service, employee training, industry certifications, and giving back to their community is a clear demonstration of their commitment to excellence.”

Chris Hoffmann, president of Hoffmann Brothers and Joe Hoffmann, director of sales and project management of Hoffmann Brothers, will receive the Residential Contractor of the Year award at the 2019 ACCA Annual Conference and Expo on March 4-6 in San Antonio.

“We are honored to be recognized by our ACCA peers as the 2019 Residential Contractor of the Year,” Chris Hoffman said. “My family, the entire team at Hoffmann Brothers, and our fellow ACCA members have all contributed to the success and growth of our business. Hoffmann Brothers remains committed to contractor excellence, and we will continue to serve our community and support the HVACR industry that has made our success possible.”

Publication date: 2/20/2019

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