Thanksgiving marks the beginning of the holiday season which is a time where we consider how fortunate we are to have good health, supportive family and friends and financial stability. We at ETTER believe that because we are so lucky its important to not only give thanks for all we have but give back to…
One of our engineers took a vacation to sunny California last week so a few of our employees decided to channel their jealousy into a fun prank… Michelle and Andi created a door to block off his cube, filled it with a mountain of balloons and anxiously awaited his arrival this morning Alex opened his…
Today we had a surprise birthday celebration for our Electrical Control Panel Assembler, Frank, who turns 65! Below are photos from the event!
Here’s a little throwback on this Thursday, to Christmas 2012, with our Service Coordinator, Kristen, and Strategic Account Manager, Daryl, and his wife Jamie!
Happy Monday Everyone! Our Field Controls Service Technician Bob, found a kitty at a job site in Brooklyn, NY. Enjoy the feline photo!
Almost ready to be shipped, ETTER custom made a Duplex Gas Booster System to be installed at a hotel. Below are photos of the project. Click here if you are interested in learning more about ETTER gasPODs, or ETTER Gas Booster Accessories.
Since our post on the exit of the custom furnace, our service team is at a metal forger in Virginia performing start up. This long project took months to come into fruition and is up and running. Below are is a photo of this impressive job, with the furnace running at 1,550° F:
Today we had a little Earth Day BBQ! The weather was sunny, 80 degrees and a perfect Spring (nay I say “Summer”) Day! Have a great weekend everyone; and be sure to scroll down to look at the photos from our lunch gathering.
Two of our Service Team members, Juan and Keith are hard at work changing burners! Check out the photos of them!
The furnace that we have been working on for the last few months has finally exited the building! This monumental project has left our employees feeling proud of their hard work! To see the evolution of the furnace please click here, here, and here.