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Paul Nebrasky Addresses
Quality Service Contractors Meeting
 May 9, 2003, Monroe, NY – Paul Nebrasky, President, Nebrasky Plumbing, Heating and Cooling, presented his "Carbon Monoxide Testing for Safety and Profit" workshop at the Quality Service Contractors’ Power Meeting held in New Orleans on February 20. QSC is a subgroup of the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors National Association.
Working with the National Comfort Institute in Sheffield Lake, Ohio, Nebrasky has trained and certified all their technicians in carbon monoxide detection and repair. Nebrasky Plumbing, Heating and Cooling was the first plumbing and HVAC company in New York State to be a certified carbon monoxide analyst.
"New York, New Jersey and many other states have enacted laws stating that carbon monoxide detectors be installed in every new home", Nebrasky stated. "The reason for the legislation is made clear by headlines of news stories of CO-related deaths."
He noted that faulty water heaters are the number one emitter of carbon monoxide among major appliances.
Nebrasky Plumbing, Heating & Cooling has generated profits from CO testing and writing more service agreements. "But the primary motivation for CO testing," Nebrasky says, "is to save lives."
The company sends out service evaluation forms to customers. Nebrasky showed QSC members the comments of one grateful customer who wrote that the firm’s work "probably saved my life and the life of my pet cockatoo, Dexter, and (we) both thank you."
Nebrasky Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, Inc. has operated as a full-service plumbing, heating and air conditioning company since 1988. The firm installs, repairs and services heating, air conditioning and plumbing systems and equipment and also offers air purification systems, water conditioning, drain cleaning and septic safe garbage disposal systems, serving Orange County, the surrounding communities and northern New Jersey. Nebrasky Plumbing, Heating & Cooling was the first NYS contractor to be certified in carbon monoxide detection and repair. For more information, please call Paul Nebrasky at 845 – 783 – 6661.
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