Lennox Renews GE Financing
ST. PAUL, Minn. - GE Money’s Sales Finance unit has renewed its agreement with Lennox International Inc. (LII) to provide consumer financing through LII HVAC dealers and contractors across the United States and Canada.
The original consumer financing agreement between LII and GE Money began in 2005. The new agreement will extend the relationship for multiple years, and cover a range of residential products including: Energy Star® lines, air quality systems, air conditioners, heat pumps, furnaces, boilers, air handlers, packaged units, and comfort controls.
“Our relationship with GE is very important to our overall sales strategy,” said Diane Bennett, director, Worldwide Supply Chain Logistics for LII. “Consumer financing is valuable to our customers because replacing an HVAC unit often is a purchase that can’t be deferred. However, extended credit terms enable consumers to defer payments, so having a strong financing partner helps our business.”
The HVAC industry in North America is estimated at $25-$30 billion annually and there are approximately 80,000 licensed HVAC contractors in the United States.
“It’s a confirmation of our program when a partner such as LII chooses to renew and extend their agreement with us,” said Gary Slagle, vice president and general manager of the home utility industry of GE Money – Sales Finance. “The growth of their company and brand over the past two years is an indication that our consumer financing partnership works.”
For information, visit www.lennoxinternational.com.
Publication date: 02/26/2007
The original consumer financing agreement between LII and GE Money began in 2005. The new agreement will extend the relationship for multiple years, and cover a range of residential products including: Energy Star® lines, air quality systems, air conditioners, heat pumps, furnaces, boilers, air handlers, packaged units, and comfort controls.
“Our relationship with GE is very important to our overall sales strategy,” said Diane Bennett, director, Worldwide Supply Chain Logistics for LII. “Consumer financing is valuable to our customers because replacing an HVAC unit often is a purchase that can’t be deferred. However, extended credit terms enable consumers to defer payments, so having a strong financing partner helps our business.”
The HVAC industry in North America is estimated at $25-$30 billion annually and there are approximately 80,000 licensed HVAC contractors in the United States.
“It’s a confirmation of our program when a partner such as LII chooses to renew and extend their agreement with us,” said Gary Slagle, vice president and general manager of the home utility industry of GE Money – Sales Finance. “The growth of their company and brand over the past two years is an indication that our consumer financing partnership works.”
For information, visit www.lennoxinternational.com.
Publication date: 02/26/2007
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