Winter is here, and so is hockey season! We at AirZone HVAC Services are thrilled to share some great news from our trusted supplier, Rheem Canada. They’ve teamed up with the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL), and it’s a game-changer for sports and our community.
This season, the PWHL kicked off, and Rheem stepped up as a major partner. They’re not just backing the league; they’re the official sponsors for the Toronto and Ottawa teams, plus their stadiums. This means you’ll see Rheem’s commitment to top-quality work and community support all around the rinks.
Owen O’Riordan, Rheem Canada’s Marketing Manager, is super excited about this new step. He said, “We’re really happy to join forces with the PWHL. It’s all about supporting these amazing athletes and the future stars of women’s hockey.” This partnership is more than just a name on a banner; it’s about rooting for talent, fair play, and helping dreams come true.
As a top dealer of Rheem products, we at AirZone are proud to stand with Rheem in this exciting time. Rheem is known for its innovative and eco-friendly approach. By teaming up with the PWHL, they show their love for our community and add an extra thrill to the hockey games as the official sponsor of the Ice Crew.
This partnership reflects what we at AirZone and Rheem believe in – teamwork, hard work, and giving back to our community. Owen from Rheem said it best: “Canada is hockey country, and being seen on TV, in the stadium, and on social media is a perfect way for Rheem to grow stronger.”
Congratulations to Rheem!
We at AirZone congratulate Rheem Canada and the PWHL on this fantastic partnership. We’re excited about the good vibes this will bring to the sport and our community. While you’re cheering for your favorite team this season, remember that AirZone and Rheem are there with you, supporting the amazing PWHL athletes and keeping your home cozy and comfortable. To learn more about our HVAC services and Rheem’s innovative products, check out our HVAC products section or get in touch with us today.
