Your air conditioner can make your home more comfortable, but what about you? Could you use a little comfort? Someone who cares? Someone who will listen?

Would you like some practical help with budgeting your fixed income? Coping with a diagnosis? Understanding Social Security? Getting emergency help? Finding reliable repairmen? Helping grandkids on drugs? Tackling other life issues?

Tri County is committed to more than air conditioning needs. Inspired by his Christian faith and his love for people, Tri County president, Billy Swanson, wants his company to truly make a positive difference in the quality of people’s lives. While his team is in the community providing excellent air quality services, they help people i need, if they want help.

“We care, and we know how to go the extra mile for a friend,” Billy says. “We have a lot of community resources, and we know how to search for more.”

Tri county’s Comfort Care services are based on the company mission: “To comfort all in such a way that they are compelled to tell others about their experience, and to honor the Great Comforter, Jesus Christ.”

 

 

Jim and Chris Foubister coordinate Comfort Care services. The have the training and the heart to reach out to anyone in need and to find solutions.

All Comfort Care services are confidential, however, this note from a customer, Mary Ellen, expresses the experience Tri County wants everyone to have:

“I cannot thank you enough for the comfort and support as we questioned and mourned Tim. You will always have a special place in my heart. I thank the Lord I had the courage to come see you. Thank you for welcoming me with open arms. I will always remember the inspiration you gave me.”

If you’re facing a crisis, need a should to cry on, or a heart to list, contact Jim Foubister at 941 485-2222 or Chris Foubister at 941 485-2222.

The Comfort Care Team is ready to help all those in need in the Bradenton, Ellenton, Englewood, Lakewood Ranch, Nokomis, North Fort Myers, North Port, Osprey, Parrish, Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Sarasota, and Venice communities.