Trevor-Martin, Doucette merge business units
March 2, 2007
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Trevor-Martin
Corp., a producer of residential heat-recovery units, has merged its
heat recovery business with Doucette Industries Inc.
John Borzoni, the current president of Trevor-Martin, will become national sales manager of Doucette’s new heat-recovery unit division, with John Lebo remaining president of Doucette Industries.
“Adding our residential HRU products to Doucette’s impressive lineup of heat-transfer products will enable our distributors to enjoy improved production lead times from a larger facility, as well as give them access to a fuller line of heat transfer products,” Borzoni said.<p>
Additional staffing updates will be announced later with employment predicted to rise slightly, Lebo said.
“We expect a seamless transition as we assume responsibility for the manufacture and distribution of Trevor-Martin’s heat recovery products,” he said. “First, we will improve product availability and then plan to expand our overall marketing program in the coming months.”<p>
He also added, “As energy costs continue to rise, it becomes more obvious that air conditioning heat recovery will continue to offer the consumer a simple and reliable way to both conserve energy and save on their utility bills.”
Doucette is a manufacturer of heat exchangers and desuperheater product lines.
John Borzoni, the current president of Trevor-Martin, will become national sales manager of Doucette’s new heat-recovery unit division, with John Lebo remaining president of Doucette Industries.
“Adding our residential HRU products to Doucette’s impressive lineup of heat-transfer products will enable our distributors to enjoy improved production lead times from a larger facility, as well as give them access to a fuller line of heat transfer products,” Borzoni said.<p>
Additional staffing updates will be announced later with employment predicted to rise slightly, Lebo said.
“We expect a seamless transition as we assume responsibility for the manufacture and distribution of Trevor-Martin’s heat recovery products,” he said. “First, we will improve product availability and then plan to expand our overall marketing program in the coming months.”<p>
He also added, “As energy costs continue to rise, it becomes more obvious that air conditioning heat recovery will continue to offer the consumer a simple and reliable way to both conserve energy and save on their utility bills.”
