Shawn Godfrey

 

History

  • Parkersburg, WV native
  • 1982 graduate of Parkersburg High School
  • 1982-1984 Computer Science Devry University, WVUP
  • 1984-1986 Vacation home sales, Kissimmeee, Fla.
  • 1986-1990 Active Military Service USN
  • 1990 Human Resource Development Foundation 400 Hrs computer training
  • 1990-2005 Fenton Art Glass - Master Production Scheduling, forecasting, project management.

       

Military Service

  • 1986-1990 United States Navy Active Military Service
  • 1987-1990 Assigned USS Charleston LKA-113 Propulsion Engineering
  • Awarded Navy Achievement Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Sea Service Deployment X2, Engineering Excellence Award X2

Career

  • 2005 Hired as Dispatcher
  • 2009 Moved to office operations.
  • Responsibilities today include safety programs training and record keeping, information systems, computer maintenance, home energy audits and counter sales.

Professional Development

  • Bryant Heating and Cooling Healthy Air Specialist
  • Denby Home Energy Auditor

 

Community / Professional Organizations

St. Michaels Catholic Church

  • Member since 1992
Ken's Corner

Autumn is here and everyone is starting to change from life outdoors to concentrating on buttoning up for winter. Below are a few tips I would like to pass along to help you make the transition with ease.

1. Check the batteries in your smoke detector. A lot of people time this with the Daylight Savings time transition to make it easy to remember.

2. Check the manufactured date on your CO alarm. If it exceeds five years replace the alarm. They will not be effective if there is a problem. If you don't have a CO alarm PLEASE get at least one and follow the manufacturers guidelines for installation.
(In many cases local agencies and fire departments can help provide CO and smoke alarms. Call to see if there is a program that can help you.)

3. Check your furnace filters. Indoor air quality for the cold weather is only as good as the air you are recirculating. Please use a filter appropriate for your system and invest in one with one with the highest MERV rating possible to help keep you breathing freely.

4. Check your whole house humidifier pad. If you have a whole house humidifier you know how wonderful it is to not have dry static filled air, chapped skin, or damaged woodwork. Help keep you and your home comfortable by installing a new humidifier pad and making sure the system is operating properly. The humidifer will condition your home and help provide comfort but only if the pad is operating allowing the right amount of moisture to be maintained in your home.

Well, just a few quick tips to help. If you need any of your filters replaceed, or upgraded, whole house humidifiers, or a new filtration system, be sure to give us a call. If you are intereted in reducing your energy bills, or want to improve your indoor air quality, please contact us and ask about our IAQ products and energy audit programs. I'm sure we can help improve your comfort through the upcoming cold months.

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