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Nice site

13 years ago

My name is Gene

I just recently found this site looking for advice on dealing with leaf miners on my Grapefruit tree. Just trying to relax and enjoy my free time from my regular job.

Then I saw this part of the site and had to snoop.

Most all the advise I've seen in this forum has been great! I wont criticize the 1% who need to stick to gardening...LOL

I am a Division manager for one of the largest HVAC contractors in the South United States. I live in Florida and manage 18 service technicians in Central Florida. My Company is only involved in Commercial HVAC. We perform Test & Balance, Chiller maintenance, Retail Service and maintenance, Plumbing, Electrical and General Maintenance.

I cut my teeth in the residential market, like many of you experts. I realize this site is geared towards the residential market but hope I can elaborate and assist in this forum! I don't want to step on anyone's feet.

My only incentive is to educate and help others in a field I know...

Thanks,

Gene

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Comments (2)

fsq4cw
13 years ago
Great, welcome - Nice to hear from you!

I look forward to your input.

SR
maryland_irisman
13 years ago
Welcome!!!! The more expertise and experience the better, especially from someone who wants to help others!!! That's what has made this site popular to most.
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