AMG Services Raises Awareness

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(Newswire.net — March 21, 2014) New York, New York — By John Mulins

 

AMG Services, a window and insulation installation company, has launched a campaign to raise awareness for the energy conservation cause. AMG employees have committed to distributing pamphlets and the company will also share vital conservation information via social media networks.

 

“As a company, we are excited to help spread the word about conversation,” says Eric Yancovik, founder of AMG Services. “I’ve been in this business since 1998, and have always endorsed certain products that make homes more efficient.”

 

Energy conservation is an important issue to the window and insulation industry. Many new brands of windows, insulation, and treatments keep houses at stable temperature thus saving homeowners money and conserving energy.

 

“Our company sells and installs green products about half the time,” says Yancovik. “I’d love to be able to install eco-friendly windows and insulation in every job we do. But to do that, people are going to need to realize that energy efficient products are great for the environment and will save them money in the long run.”

 

AMG Services employs nine installers and three office staff who have all pledged to spread the word about energy conservation on their own social media networks. The company’s twitter and facebook feeds will also be dedicated to energy conservation facts, and run a contest about the subject.

 

“One of our followers will be the lucky winner of huge discount off any of our eco-friendly window or insulation products,” says Yancovik. “All they have to do is share one of our energy facts with their facebook or twitter followers and tag us!”

 

AMG Services is the top installer of green window and insulation products in the tri-county area. The company was founded in 2002, by Yancovik and his brother-in-law Christoff Weller. The company exercises the choice to sell many eco-friendly products and participates in green campaigns every year.