Melbourne Hot Water Systems Supplier Extended Warranty Dux Heater Launched
Nov 24, 2017
Melbourne hot water systems supplier Cavana Plumbing announced the launch of its sales of Dux ProFlo electric water heaters. In a testament to its product quality, Dux has increased the tank warranty on all of its 80-liter to 400-liter electric tank heaters.
Hallam, Australia - November 24, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Melbourne hot water systems provider Cavana Plumbing announced the launch of sales and support for the new line of Dux ProFlo electric water heaters. The new heaters feature an extended tank warranty of 10 years as compared to 7 years on older models.
More information about Cavana Plumbing is available at http://cavanamelbourne.com.au/
Since 1915, Dux has been a pioneer and innovator in water heating technologies, designing and developing several generations of water heaters in Australia. As an industry leader, the company recently announced an extension of 3 years on its 7-year warranty on ProFlo line of 80-liter to 400-liter electric heaters.
Cavana Plumbing is a supplier of Dux products in and around the city of Melbourne specializing in the repair, servicing and maintenance of Dux heating products. Cavana Plumbing ‘s services are available round the clock on all days of the week and the firm provides a same-day service guarantee. Customers may also avail of the company’s emergency hot water services for residential and commercial installations.
The firm’s service area includes the Melbourne CBD and the surrounding suburbs including Glen Waverley. Auxillary services provided include the installation and servicing of gas tanks, electric tanks, continuous flow systems, and solar heating systems. The firm’s staff employs qualified and experienced plumbers and electricians.
According to a spokesperson for the Hallam hot water systems specialist, “As one of Australia’s most well-respected suppliers, Dux has consistently set the bar for quality and innovation. The extension of their 7-year tank warranty on the ProFlo series is a testament to their excellence in product and service quality and we are proud to support that as a preferred supplier in and around Melbourne.”
Established in 1993 by entrepreneur Alan Cavana, Cavana Plumbing commenced operations as a full-service plumbing company and developed expertise in hot water systems. In addition to Dux products, the firm is also a key supplier of plumbing and hot water hardware from Bosch, Rheem, Rinnai, Aquamax, and Vulcan. More information is available at the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Alan Cavana
Email: [email protected]
Organization: cavana plumbing pty ltd
Address: 24-26 Wedgewood Road, Hallam, Victoria 3803, Australia
Phone: +61-1300-559-425
For more information, please visit http://cavanamelbourne.com.au
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 268707
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