Nordic Temperature Control aims to boost funds for local food bank in the Skagit Valley during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Burlington, Washington – Nordic Temperature Control, a leading HVAC company in the Puget Sound region, recently announced its plan to help boost funds for a local food bank in the Skagit Valley.  Nordic plans to donate 50% of their Commercial and Residential HVAC maintenance and tune-up services through May 30th.

“With the current COVID-19 pandemic, food banks are struggling to keep up with the demand to feed local families.”, says Nordic Temperature Control owners Kevin Hansen and Jake Hovik.  “Nordic Temperature Control has always been an active member of our community, now more than ever is the time to be stepping up to help!”  They continued, “We are grateful for the work of the Helping Hands Food Bank, its staff, and the volunteers who are working around the clock to address food availability issues and hunger throughout Skagit County during this difficult time.”

Helping Hands Food Bank is Skagit County’s largest direct emergency food provider. In 2019 they distributed over 3 million pounds of food to over 55,000 individuals. In April 2020, they have spent over $50,000 in groceries compared to 2019 when they only spent $47,000, making a positive impact for struggling families throughout the local community.

Nichole Long, the Director of Development for the Helping Hands Food Bank stated “Given the current economic climate caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for our organization is rising, the costs are rising, and we can use all the monetary support we can receive to ensure that the food stays on our shelves. Helping Hands will keep working hard to ensure that our children, families, and seniors of Skagit Valley continue to receive the support it needs – especially in these times.” Nichole continued, “We are so thankful for the support of Nordic Temperature and other businesses that have stepped up to provide financial support, and together we will overcome the obstacles.”

To learn more about Nordic Temperature Control, or to schedule your commercial HVAC or residential heating and cooling maintenance and support their cause, please call 360.873.8163 or online (CLICK HERE).

About Nordic Temperature Control

Founded in 2007, Nordic Temperature Control, Inc. provides the highest quality HVAC services throughout Washington’s Skagit County, Snohomish County, Whatcom County, Island County, and San Juan County. Their mission is to provide Quality Craftsmanship through Dedication and Dependability! Today, Nordic Temperature Control sets the standards for quality comfort systems, while remaining client-focused through professionalism and realization that honesty and integrity are uncompromising, as is their commitment to the constant improvement of their services.

They offer a 100% Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee and protect clients by being fully Licensed, Bonded, and Insured for all their commercial and residential services in the State of Washington.

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Prior to coming to work each day, we are asking our employees to take a personal health self-assessment, which includes questions including:

• Do any of the following currently apply to you?

• Fever (greater than 37.3°C/99.1°F)

• Respiratory symptoms, dry cough or shortness of breath, headache, muscle aches and pains, chills, sore throat or other unexplained severe illness accompanied by a fever.

• Possible contact (within 3 feet/1 meters) of symptomatic individuals or those who have come in contact with the virus.

If our employees answer yes to any of the above, they are being asked to self-quarantine for 14 days, and they cannot return to work until the risk has passed.

Likewise, we ask you to let us know if any of the above apply to you, and we can assess how we serve you, keeping in mind everyone’s safety and health.

Your Health and Safety is our Top Priority. For this reason, Nordic has also implemented new protocols for our field personnel, including:

• • Practice safe social distancing while in your office or home on consultations and during repairs or new installations. While we value face-to-face conversations about your HVAC system, we will follow-up once service or installation is complete by phone, rather than in your home, if you prefer.

  • Additional cleaning measures for our contractors such as frequent handwashing, disinfecting of service vehicles, and hand sanitizer in our vehicles.

  • Wearing face masks whenever performing services inside of your home or business.

We thank you for your business and appreciate your flexibility as we navigate this unprecedented time while keeping you and our employees safe and healthy.  If we can be of assistance, please email us at contact@nordictempcontrol.com or give us a call at 360.873.8163.

Stay safe and healthy!

Kevin Hansen and Jake Hovik

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