VERO BEACH INGERSOLL HVAC REDUCES EMISSIONS.

Ingersoll HVAC, Vero Beach, Fla., an Indian River County heating and air conditioning company, has taken a significant step towards saving the environment and the air that Indian River County residents breathe. With each fuel fill-up, every Ingersoll HVAC truck includes a dose of Force Fuel & Engine Conditioner in the gas tank. Indeed, each time Ingersoll HVAC drives to their next HVAC cooling call, their trucks are emitting clean air rather than harmful pollutants.

A leading eco-friendly fuel and engine conditioner, Force not only saves users money and time, but it also conserves the planet's air quality. Given that more than a quarter billion registered vehicles hit the U.S. highways each year, that conservation is a considerable one. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reports, "About 129 million tons of pollution are emitted into the atmosphere each year in the United States. These emissions mostly contribute to the formation of ozone and particles, the deposition of acids, and visibility impairment." South Florida may not experience such drastic amounts of pollution, but each step that people take to clean the air helps safeguard the environment for future generations to come.

Endorsed by the Indy Racing League, Force is a combination of proprietary non-toxic esters that use only the elements of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. It contains no petrochemicals, no metals and burns 99% clean upon ignition and ashless upon combustion. The unique chemistry of Force maximizes performance by cleaning and lubricating the entire fuel system as well as the engine components. It works with any fuel used in cars, trucks, buses, recreational vehicles, ships, generators and more. As a result, it helps the engine to burn fuel more efficiently, thereby reducing overall emissions.

"Having a business that entails driving from one customer location to another and throughout the Treasure Coast, it's important that I do my part to help save the environment," commented Rusty Miner, Ingersoll HVAC service technician. "In doing so, I can feel rest assured that my daughter and my future grandchildren will have clean air to breathe. In addition, I've also seen an increase in mileage which saves my company money at the pump. It's the best of both worlds."

Florida residents needing to 'cool' down this summer can learn more about Ingersoll HVAC can do so online at www.ingersollhvac.com . Interested media may arrange a meeting with company management by calling (772) 633-8337.

If you'd like to learn more about Ingersoll HVAC of Indian River County or Force Fuel and Engine Conditioner, call 772-633-8337.

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