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The benefits of hiring a NATE-certified technician

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First of all, you may be wondering what NATE is. NATE stands for North American Technician Excellence. It’s the largest non-profit certification organization in the nation for refrigeration, air conditioning, heating and ventilation technicians. From NATE’s website: “NATE is the certification organization governed, owned, operated, developed and supported by the entire HVAC/R industry.”

Why should you hire a NATE-certified technician? NATE-certified technicians are preferred among many different groups, including technicians, contractors, manufacturers, distributors, educators, trainers, utilities and, most importantly, consumers.

Why are NATE-certified technicians so well respected? Read the reasons and watch the video below, and it won’t be long before you’re making sure your HVAC technician is NATE-certified.

  1. They do the job right the first time, meaning fewer callbacks.
  2. They generate more income for their employers, so they receive a bigger paycheck, which makes the technicians value their jobs more and work harder.
  3. NATE has a uniform test standard, which is beneficial to educators and trainers.
  4. They correctly install and service sophisticated equipment. In the long run, this equipment saves energy and money.
  5. NATE-certified trainers are well-trained, very experienced and knowledgeable. 

To sum up: a NATE-certified technician is the ONLY person you want working on your HVAC system.

And guess what? All of the technicians at Cunningham Associates are NATE-certified, meaning they have attended classes on both technical skills and customer service and have passed a series of exams.

Call Cunningham Associates today, and we’ll send a NATE-certified technician to your home to help with all of your heating and air conditioning needs! We can be reached at (770) 343-7565 or you can fill out one of our online forms for repairs, an estimate on a new air conditioning system or furnace installation, or maintenance on your existing system.