|  ACCA
Southeast Michigan
Wins Giving Award
The Southeast Michigan Chapter of
ACCA has been honored with the Spirit of Giving Award. ACCA
is the nationwide trade association representing heating,
ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration (HVACR) contracting
businesses.
ACCA Southeast Michigan has a tradition of serving the community,
" said Paul Stalknecht, ACCA president and CEOP. The
chapter was recognized for two projects: the Al Keats Seniors
Day/Project Heat and participation in the 2005 Habitat for
Humanity Blitz Build.
Top right: Shown receiving the Spirit of Giving award from
ACCA President Paul Stalknecht is SE Michigan chapter representative,
Mickey McEvoy, of Liberty Total Comfort Systems.
Our People
For more than 25 years, Liberty Total Comfort Systems has
supervised and coordinated the development, design, building
and maintenance of hundreds of residential and commercial
HVAC projects in Southeast Michigan. Liberty Total Comfort
Systems has prided itself on keeping their customers up to
date on the newest technologies for home comfort and energy
conservation products.
Liberty is the largest residential dealer of furnaces and
air conditioners for Goodman Manufacturing HVAC and the high
velocity central air system, Space Pak, for the last ten years.
Mitchell Rosen
President
Mitchell Rosen has 30 years of retail sales, management and
marketing experience in building and contracting. He currently
serves as President & CEO of Liberty Total Comfort Systems--a
leader in Michigan in the installation and maintenance of
residential and commercial heating and cooling systems. Mitchell
was also CEO of Shared Marketing L.L.C. a leader in residential
marketing for deregulated and regulated energy companies in
the United States. Under his guidance, Shared Marketing partnered
with other energy companies and successfully helped market
natural gas to over 300,000 residential homes in Ohio &
Pennsylvania from 1997-1999.
Mitchell started his business career in the insulation business
in the midst of the 1977 energy crisis. The company, Blow
Rite Insulation, quickly grew into one of the leaders in the
Detroit area for distribution and installation of foam insulation.
In 1981, the company expanded into the heating and air conditioning
business. It was during this period that Mitchell developed
key contacts within the Michigan energy utility industry,
and worked on several committees looking into methods of saving
and conserving energy.
From 1988-1991, Mitchell was instrumental in establishing
the S.F.I. (Sales, Furnish and Install) program for the heating
and cooling program for Builders Square. At the height of
the program in 1991, Mitchell’s company had kiosks
in 23 Builders Square stores in Chicago and Detroit Area
locations.
Mitchell’s company worked with Consumers Energy and
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. on marketing and installation
of high-efficient gas furnaces and insulation to low income
families under the State of Michigan’s Bi-Annual Energy
Conservation programs.
As an off shoot to the Bi-Annual Energy Conservation program,
Mitchell was one of the first entrepreneurs to see the potential
for the deregulated energy business in the United States.
He then started Shared Marketing to serve as a Marketing
Agent for the emerging deregulation of natural gas focusing
on the residential business. In this capacity, Mitchell’s expertise
and experience in energy marketing and conservation was recognized
nationally as he was invited to speak at several industry
seminars including being one of the key note speakers at the
1998 National Gas Fair in Toronto. In 1998 & 1999 Mitchell
served on the Advisory Board for the A.E.S.P. (Association
of Energy Service Professionals).
Mitchell has also authored several papers on energy marketing
including one of the first manuals on natural gas marketing,
“The Hometown Energy Power Broker Kit”. In 1999,
Mitchell partnered with the United States Postal Service in
promoting the “PowerMax America Strategic Sales Program”
which was designed to assist regulated and non-regulated
energy companies into forming strategic alliances with other
energy conservation industries.
Mitchell served as the Republican Committee of Oakland County
Finance Chairman from January 1997-December 1998. Recently,
Mitchell served on the City of Detroit Building, Safety &
Engineering transition team for Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick. In
February 2002, Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham appointed
Mitchell to F.E.M.A.C (Federal Energy Management Advisory
Committee) for a three year term.
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William (Mickey) McEvoy
Vice President
William (Mickey) McEvoy has more than 47 years of experience
in the HVAC industry, starting out by training with his father,
William, Sr.‚s refrigeration company in 1959. Mickey
was educated at the GM Technical Center, completing his HVAC
course of study and training in 1964. In 1966, Mickey joined
his father’s HVAC business full-time and became its
sole owner in 1972. With more than 30 years of experience
in the industry, Mickey joined Liberty Total Comfort Systems
as partner in 1994.
Mickey specializes in the estimation and supervision of building
and servicing commercial heating, cooling, refrigeration,
chiller, make-up air systems and dehumidifier projects. He
has supervised more than 1,000 projects since 1966 and has
an extensive background in the design, build and maintenance
of all types of HVAC projects. He also excels at building
management control.
Mickey is a Board member of SE Michigan ACCA and with the
chapter received The Spirit of Giving Award from the ACCA
in 2006 for participation in two charity projects: Al Keats
Seniors Day/Project Heat and the 2005 Habitat for Humanity
Blitz Build.
Joe Roka, Service Manager |
Cliff Seary, Estimator |
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