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Supporting Veterans Close to Home

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For a business that’s served Guilford County homes and commercial properties since 1991, community isn’t an abstract idea. It’s the people we meet every day—including veterans and military families who have given so much in service to this country.

Our connection to veteran support is personal. Military service, including time in the Air Force from 1986 to 1992, has shaped the respect we bring to those who have served.

Hear more about why supporting veterans remains meaningful to us.

Support Rooted in Respect

We support Tunnel to Towers because its work reflects a responsibility we take seriously. The freedoms enjoyed at home and in our community are made possible by people who carried demanding responsibilities far beyond their own households.

As the video shares, supporting veterans is “the least little bit we can do.” That perspective keeps the focus where it belongs—on gratitude, respect, and practical consideration for those who have served.

Veterans Aren’t Distant Figures—They’re Our Neighbors

Our work brings us into homes and businesses throughout Guilford County, and that proximity makes veteran support feel concrete rather than abstract. As we put it, “they’re right here in our community.” These aren’t distant figures in a headline—they’re people we work alongside every day.

That closeness shapes how we operate. Our value of “Two Ears, One Mouth” has guided our work for more than three decades: listen carefully, treat people fairly, and approach every interaction with patience and professionalism. For a veteran facing a difficult moment, a considerate approach is one meaningful way to honor what they’ve given.

We also recognize the work of organizations like the VA and Folds of Honor, which the video highlights as doing meaningful work for military families. Our support for Tunnel to Towers fits within that broader respect for service and the people who have sacrificed for it.

We’re grateful to serve a community that includes so many veterans. That gratitude is part of how we show up for our neighbors—and when heating and cooling help is needed, we’re available at (336) 901-9146.