Apr Supply Co

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Invariably, some suppliers and manufacturers will take shortcuts. When this happens, product deficiencies, failures and (Who knows?) lead in Lead Free* metal formulations will only become apparent after purchase and installation. Good advice: Protect your business. Work with reputable suppliers and manufacturers. This will ensure that the products you sell start from the highest quality materials and processes and are able to meet or exceed Lead Free* requirements.

Make it easier to compete with low-priced rivals. No one knows better than your customers that HVAC systems are expensive and important investments. Your customers have every reason to keep their systems tuned up to run as efficiently as possible — for as long as possible. HVAC-system service agreements allow you to establish and maintain good relationships with your customers, solidifying your position as the honest, quality HVAC contractor in your community. That’s how residential service agreements help you overcome your competitors’ low-ball tactics.

RICH SEIFFERT brings 43 years of wholesale supply experience, ten of those as an owner. He also spent 10 years as a Manufacturer's Representative. While his experience in the commercial plumbing market has given him vast knowledge of product lines such as Watts, Sloan, Chicago, Bradley, and American Standard, Rich's passion and expertise is in the design of drain and carrier systems.

For those impacted by the new national Lead Free* legislation, making the transition to Lead Free* products can appear overwhelming at first. “Partnering with a manufacturer who understands the impact of the law and has experience with the challenges of a change of this size is important,” said Bill Tracey, western regional manager for Watts Water.

APR Supply Co, a third generation wholesaler, can trace its roots back to 1922. In 1934, Mark Tice began working for Lebanon Plumbing Supply Co. which was founded in 1922 . Mark Tice purchased a controlling interest in 1947. In 1971, Mark’s son Randy Tice joined the industry, launching his own controls business in 1975, Environmental Equipment Engineering Co. The two companies merged in 1982 to form APR Supply Co.

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