General Air support flood relief efforts in the Midlands and around the State

GREENVILLE, SC – In response to the devastating effects of the recent flooding in the midlands and low country areas of South Carolina, the employees of General Air Conditioning Service Corp, collected over 4200 bottles of water, and canned foods, juices, toiletries, diapers, wet wipes, even dog food for the thousands South Carolina residents that are without power and drinking water.

“Everyone at General Air wanted to reach out to our fellow South Carolinians who are and will be facing many challenges over the next several weeks and months,” stated Robert Clark, president and CEO. “We pray for those individual and families that have suffered and we hope this donation will provide some level of comfort during this difficult time.”

In addition to the bottled water and canned foods collected, General Air provided a cash donation to Harvest Hope Food Bank – Greenville Operations to help with costs related to the transportation of bottled water and can goods to the Midlands and Low Country.

South Carolina experienced one of the most intense and long-lasting rainstorms in recorded history between Friday, October 2 and Monday, October 5, bringing widespread and dangerous flooding. Devastating effects were reported across South Carolina where at least 17 people were killed, according to the South Carolina Department of Public Safety. Hundreds of roads were closed and tens of thousands were without power and drinking water. President Obama signed a disaster declaration to expedite federal assistance to the flood-ravaged state.

Since 1959, General Air has provided comfort with confidence to every home and business served. By utilizing the latest technology and delivering it with the highest integrity, General Air provides unsurpassed HVAC services to its customers. General Air’s mission is to continually exceed expectations and to become the provider of choice in the Upstate of South Carolina. For more information, visit generalac.com.