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Following is a checklist of buying considerations you should take into
account before purchasing water quality improvement equipment.
CERTIFICATION
- Is the dealer a member of the Water Quality Association (WQA), and the Better
Business Bureau (BBB)? If not, why not?
- Is the representative certified to determine the right kind of equipment for your home?
- Does the dealer offer an in-depth analysis by an Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) approved lab for specific health problems?
- Is the dealer fully insured against any
of the following: Water damage, electrical shock, fire and
computer malfunction?
QUALITY EQUIPMENT
- Does the equipment bear a perfomance validation, such as, WQA and National
Sanitation Foundation (NSF) Seal?
- Does the unit have enough capacity to meet present and future needs, and how is it
determined?
- Does the price include: Installation,
by-pass, pre-filter, and warranty?
DEPENDABILITY
- Does the dealer you've selected have an established business in the area, and
how long?
- Are the installers and representatives full-time employees of the dealer?
- Does the equipment come with a specific manufacturer's warranty or just a dealer
warranty?
- Did the representative answer all
questions regarding design, function, and cost of the equipment?
Also, did the representative explain what the equipment will do
and will not do?
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P.O. Box 358 - 8th & Ellsworth Ave. - Salem, Ohio 44460-0358
Phone: (330) 337-8754 - Toll Free: 800-331-7611 - E-mail: info@gordonbros.com
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