WarmlyYours unveils remote supervision service

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Lake Zurich, Ill.—WarmlyYours, a radiant heating manufacturer specializing in electric floor heating and snow melting, has launched a new service to provide remote installation supervision for radiant heating installations.

The service is called Remote SmartSupport and it is a part of WarmlyYours’s line of SmartServices for radiant heating. Remote SmartSupport is available for either floor heating or snow melting installations. When employing the service, users will be able to video conference via their smartphone with a WarmlyYours technical support team member.

According to Julia Billen, owner and president of WarmlyYours, one benefit of this service model is that it provides a much safer alternative to onsite visits while the world continues to deal with COVID-19 as it limits the number of people needed at a jobsite.

“The technology exists—we’re all walking around with a smartphone that can connect to almost anyone in the world—so why wouldn’t we take advantage of that?” Billen said. “Whether you’re a homeowner or a trade professional, a successful radiant heating installation is just a call away.”

Billen added that being able to effectively “see” what is happening at the jobsite is of critical importance. She said this can help ensure an installation is a success and that the system will function optimally for many years to come.

“If there’s one thing I’ve learned in all of my years in radiant heating, it’s that if you eliminate issues during installation, you eliminate 99% of issues with a heating system,” Billen said. “That’s why we’re so focused on being able to provide support to our customers during the installation itself with video conferencing. We’re a company that has always believed in innovation and we’re confident this kind of customer support will become commonplace in the industry within a couple of years.”

WarmlyYours has plans for an expansion of their SmartServices, which will include the addition of Onsite SmartSupport, according to Billen.

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