starting an account

[dioshin]

is it hard starting an account with the suppliers, (donpark, bardons, etc.) got a couple things i wanna do and just want to know the best way about it, from toronto btw.

[Airmechanical]

no, actually it's easy

just remember, you need the proper credentials



.

[johnt2_2002]

yeah its complex, you gotta be a tech with valid license gas license, good credit are a couple--and the sign up forms i got were 5pages long..

[johnt2_2002]

no, actually it's easy

just remember, you need the proper credentials



.

lol, we got our difference I guess between Florida and Toronto..

[dioshin]

thanks for the replies

what do you mean by credentials, i got a gas license and a odp certificate, i got a business number limited corp, and a tssa number, oh and i just opened a business bank account, what else do i need??

[johnt2_2002]

thanks for the replies

what do you mean by credentials, i got a gas license and a odp certificate, i got a business number limited corp, and a tssa number, oh and i just opened a business bank account, what else do i need??

I think you may be good then. YOu can walk into the supplier and ask to get a form to sign up for an account. Then you'll know for sure what you need extra(if any) from there. I still have account forms from donpark and carrier that i havent filled somewhere, can remember where i put them though.

[dioshin]

should i get contractor rates right away on furnaces and parts and stuff?, or should it take time to establish with them?

i know with other suppliers, plumbing and electrical suppliers i used to get stuff at contractor rates, even without a license, cause i had a home reno company.

trying to switch over is becoming quite the task

[mcair8]

should i get contractor rates right away on furnaces and parts and stuff?, or should it take time to establish with them?

i know with other suppliers, plumbing and electrical suppliers i used to get stuff at contractor rates, even without a license, cause i had a home reno company.

trying to switch over is becoming quite the task

You will get contractor rates when you start your account with any of them. The process is easy, you fill out an application and make sure you have all your credentials. Easy as that!!!!

[johnt2_2002]

should i get contractor rates right away on furnaces and parts and stuff?, or should it take time to establish with them?

i know with other suppliers, plumbing and electrical suppliers i used to get stuff at contractor rates, even without a license, cause i had a home reno company.

trying to switch over is becoming quite the task

Im not sure about purchasing actual equipment since I work for a contractor. But for parts and supplies you should be ok. These are questions best asked for the supplier. Just phone them up, doesnt hurt.

I dont have an account with any of the suppliers except for lennox, and I always get contractors rate for parts and supplies when I need too.

[energy star]

The price you pay now will change as you purchase more. It will decrease.

[dioshin]

ok thanks makes sense