DeHart Plumbing, Heating, - Air Brings the Love Another Year to a Family in Need for Love Modesto 2023

Jun 9, 2023



Modesto, California Jun 8, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - DeHart Plumbing, Heating, & Air, a leading provider of home services in the Central Valley area, is proud to join efforts once again with Love Stanislaus County, a local non-profit organization dedicated to community service and Lennox®, a renowned brand in the heating and air conditioning industry, to undertake an initiative to grant a deserving family with a home makeover, complete with a brand-new HVAC system for the annual Love Modesto event.

Recognizing the vital importance of a safe and comfortable home environment, The DeHart team has taken an active approach to serving a family in need every year for the past five years with their donation and installation of a Lennox® furnace and air conditioner. Along with volunteers from the community, other household improvements are also performed including gardening, cleaning, and general yard work.   

This year's recipient family was on the verge of losing their home without having an HVAC system and had received over forty nominations from the community to benefit from this transformative project. Throughout the Love Modesto day, DeHart Plumbing, Heating, & Air's technicians installed the state-of-the-art system, customizing it to meet the unique requirements of the home and the family's comfort needs. By having a reliable and advanced cooling and heating solution, the family is one big step closer to being able to keep and move into their forever home.

"My friends and co-workers know that things with the house have been hard and tough on my family. They all stepped in to say that they care and nominated me for this amazing gift. To have all these people here volunteering their time to help me and my family move into our home, it means so much," expressed homeowner Kurt. "Without having an HVAC unit, we weren't going to be able to keep our home and move in. I hope everyone here today knows that this is one of the best things that has ever happened."

"The Love Modesto event is one of our favorite days of the year and we are honored to extend a helping hand to a deserving family in our community," said Steven Litt, President and CEO of DeHart Plumbing, Heating, & Air. "From the Love Modesto team to our staff and the incredible volunteers, there was no shortage of love and hard work that went into making a difference for our neighbor today. We are thrilled to carry out this annual initiative, and as we look ahead, we encourage members of the community to nominate those who would greatly benefit from this gesture. We'll be doing this again next spring and are eager to extend our support to more deserving people with the community's participation."

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About DeHart Plumbing, Heating & Air:

DeHart Plumbing, Heating, & Air Inc. has been putting customers first and getting things fixed since 1946. From its humble beginnings, DeHart has expanded into one of the largest providers of plumbing, heating, and air conditioning services in Stanislaus and San Joaquin counties by maintaining a high standard of work ethics, professional performance, craftsmanship and a commitment to exceptional service.

About Love Modesto:

Love Modesto is a city-wide volunteer day that first started in 2009 with a focus on bringing together community members and resources to make a positive impact on the city of Modesto. Now in its fourteenth year and being overseen by the non-profit organization, Love Stanislaus County, Love Modesto continues to foster unity, compassion, and a sense of civic pride among its residents, making Modesto a better place for all.

For more information, visit https://www.dehartinc.com/ and https://lovemodesto.com/

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