Wisconsin · Superior Radiant Products
Start with the people
choosing the heat.

Our work with commercial contractors also includes guidance on where radiant tube heaters fit, along with sizing and installation training.
SEI in the field
Our team works with owners and contractors to develop demand, then helps distributors support it. These are examples from the field.
Wisconsin · Superior Radiant Products

Our work with commercial contractors also includes guidance on where radiant tube heaters fit, along with sizing and installation training.
Illinois & northwest Indiana · EWC
SEI and EWC’s Sonny Milby visited contractors and distributors across Illinois and northwest Indiana to develop zoning-control business. The combined regional effort led to two new distributor partnerships.
At Steffen Heating in Effingham and Bratcher Heating in Bloomington, contractor sessions focused on expanding retrofit zoning work. Both training locations are in Illinois.



Michigan · Distributor counter days
Zach Ziroll hosted counter days at multiple Down River Refrigeration Supply locations to meet new contractor contacts and work with the distributor’s existing customers.
Equipment discussions and product training gave contractors a chance to ask questions about the applications they see in the field. The aim was to help them identify opportunities for more profitable work.
Zach’s experience at Robertson Heating Supply and Johnstone Supply gives him a branch-level understanding of the people selling and supporting a line.
Chicago · Contractor & apprentice education
Sean Trudeau joined ILLCO and ENFRA for a Chicago lunch-and-learn. His field work also includes a metal-to-metal sealing fitting demonstration for service apprentices at Sheet Metal Workers’ Local 265.
These sessions bring product questions directly to the people selling, servicing and installing the equipment.

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