LVC Companies Earns 4th Straight ANSUL Double Diamond Recognition

MINNEAPOLIS — LVC Companies has earned prestigious Double Diamond Distributor honors from the ANSUL Alliance Rewards Program for the fourth consecutive year.

Based in Marinette, Wisc., ANSUL manufactures fire-suppression systems, extinguishers and offers fire training.

LVC utilizes ANSUL’s lineup of special hazard fire protection products in a variety of applications, ranging from hand portables to pre-engineered restaurant, vehicle and industrial fire-suppression systems. Diamond Distributor distinction is based on achieving goals established by the manufacturer’s parent company, Johnson Controls.

“Consistently earning this level of distinction is a testament to LVC’s commitment to protect and connect our customers with industry-leading life safety, security, and communications products and services,” says LVC President and CEO Bert Bongard. “We are honored to receive this recognition, as less than 20 percent of ANSUL distributors achieve Diamond status.”

“Reaching Diamond Distributor status is not easy, and we’re proud to recognize and reward our top-producing ANSUL distributors for achieving this goal,” explains Rick Foster, U.S. sales director for ANSUL’s special hazard products.

Authorized ANSUL distributors regularly attend intense product training programs where they are instructed and tested in the design, installation, and service of ANSUL fire suppression equipment.

“This is but one component of LVC’s rigorous training regimen that ensures our workforce maintains LVC’s reputation for delivering cutting-edge technology, exceptional service, and complete customer satisfaction,” Bongard notes.

LVC is a full-service life safety, security and communications technology provider. The company is headquartered in Minneapolis with regional offices in northern and southeast Minnesota, western Wisconsin and Phoenix, Ariz.

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