Donate and help Paul Restore HVAC for Flood Victims

Hello everyone, my name is Paul. I live in Cocke County, Tennessee. I own an HVAC company with a business partner, only 2 vans, 2 employees, with up to 4 contractors that help us in labor. We here in Cocke County have recently been devastated by flood waters. We have 3 rivers running through our county, and also surrounding counties that we service: the French Broad, the Nolichucky, and the Pigeon River. Hurricane Helene has caused major destruction along these banks to many people's homes. Yes, there are many people that have helped and are still helping. But one of the most expensive things for people to get replaced/fixed is the heating and air equipment and ductwork. We have cut our prices as best we can to help, but there are many people that just cannot afford it. I know a widow woman that has reached out who is one of these. She and others need help still.

I'm asking if our great people of the world can help fund this page to allow us to use the money to get these people fixed with their needs. Most need all new equipment and ductwork. We are willing to do the work. We just cannot afford to buy everything and provide labor too. I really don't know how this works, but basically, if we had enough money to do a job, we would find these people in need and take what we need to provide for them.

I know how many people take unreasonably. So please go on your own faith about helping this cause. Google us if you like: Omni Comfort Heating & Air LLC. We are workman's comp exempt and fully insured.

We have already been blessed to be able to help quite a few people get their HVAC back in order so they can move forward with sheetrocking, flooring, etc. Also, 2 churches. These jobs have averaged about thirteen thousand each. That's ductwork and equipment, including labor with a first-year labor warranty, 10-year parts warranty, and 5-year thermostat warranty.

If you want to help someone with their needs in this field, I can promise you they will never forget it. Well, at least I hope they wouldn't!

Winter is upon us. It's supposed to be getting in the 30°'s this week. It is really hitting my heart for these people, especially the elders on SSI and the single moms with their babies. Some even with medical issues.

One guy just got hit with cancer and I personally have seen its effect on him. Then this hit and that same man had to be helicoptered off his roof. So sad.

Please help if you are able and willing.

God bless each of you. Thank you all very much! Paul W.