Your home’s systems are more critical than ever. If you need help, our plumbers and contractors are considered essential workers, so they are open and ready to lend a hand. Click here to Find A Pro in your area. And review the helpful info below so you know what to expect as you prepare to have a service provider in your home.
As they are considered essential to the health and safety of homes and businesses, Rheem® Pros are out in the field even when many of us are staying home. To help protect themselves and the homeowners and businesses they serve, we’ve asked our Pros to:
 Use Wipes, Gloves and Booties |
 Wash Their Hands Frequently |
 Disinfect High-Use Areas |
 Practice Physical Distancing |
 Keep Sick Employees Home |
Your health and safety are important to us. Equally important to us is that of our Rheem Pros. So if you’ve scheduled an appointment with a plumber or contractor—or really any of the hardworking service people out there—you can help by:
 Calling Before Your Appointment Time if Anyone in Your Home is Sick |
Washing Your Hands for 20 Seconds Before Your Appointment |
Avoiding Physical Contact with Our Pros |
 Paying Online or by Phone to Minimize Contact |
Where to Go for More Info
Through this ever-evolving situation, we encourage you to keep up with the latest information from your local authorities and both national and international experts on dealing with the coronavirus COVID-19:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
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If you’re looking for a trustworthy organization to help during these times, please consider one of the following groups Rheem supports:
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