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12 Ralph Fair Jr. Called to Minister
18 Corkscrew Corner
Publishers:
Community Circular Magazines
a division of
20 Encanto Grill: A Fresh Approach to Mexican Cuisine
22 No More Sleepless Nights
25 Seeing Red: Canyon High School Gets
Nation’s First Red Football Field
30 The Historic Faust Hotel & Brewery
35 Marianne & Scy Caroselli: Mother &
Daughter Sculptors
38 How to Make Your Home More Energy Efficient
40 The Empty Cross
43 Green Energy of San Antonio
34 Texas Ski Ranch Freezeride
New Braunfels Magazine is a periodical published for the enjoyment of the greater New
Braunfels area. Available at several local businesses and organizations, the magazine
is intended to cover entertaining and informative topics that are of interest to the New
Braunfels area community. The magazine is not affiliated with the City of New Braunfels
or any other government agency and is supported by its advertisers.
We want your feedback!
What do you think of our all-new New Braunfels Magazine? As a reader, we want to hear from
you. If you have feedback on any of our articles, or the magazine itself, we want to know about
it. We encourage you to visit our web site at www.NewBraunfelsMagazine.com and let us
know what’s on your mind.
Copy Editor
Graphic Design
Taylor Davis
Michelle Fortenberry
Jared Hawkinson
Lucy Hutchenson
James Tootle
Sheryl Hawkinson
Sales
Rachel Danley
Sheryl Hawkinson
Administrative
Risa Castillo
To advertise your product or services in
New Braunfels Magazine, please contact
Rachel Danley at
210-348-3709 or by email at
[email protected]
New Braunfels Magazine is published by Community
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education of its readership. The information presented
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“Freedom Found”
B y S h e r y l H aw k i n s o n
I’m eager to begin this informative series of
articles focusing on the enjoyment of wine. I’m
in no way an expert of the divine fermented
juice, simply a wine enthusiast with a desire
to learn more. I enjoy continued training and
studying the enormous array of wines and
wine accessories that are abundantly available
throughout the world.
beer and… can you imagine cupcakes? This is proof that today’s wine
enthusiasts have the authority to enjoy what they want with whatever
they want, no limitations attached!
Be creative, challenge your taste buds. And more importantly friends,
enjoy your new found freedom! Cheers!
Please remember to drink responsibly. Do not drink and drive.
I look forward to hearing from you. Send your suggestions,
trials and errors to: [email protected] and feel
free to follow my blog at: corkscrewcorner.blogspot.com
The following series of articles will be written to invite you to discover
and learn. Allowing you, the reader, to teach and enlighten me and other
aficionados on the subject of fine wines. My articles will include
researched information, personal experiences and of
course related subjects derived from you, the
readers. I look forward to sharing the information
that comes my way.
Now, let’s take this journey together…
Some may feel trapped following wine
etiquette from the past. We’ve been trained to
drink whites with poultry and fish, and reds
with dark meats, well this is no longer the case.
Personally, I’m not at all trapped in the past
wine and food pairing regulations. I know what
I like and what I don’t. In fact, after a week long
instructional course studying wine etiquette and
“how to drink wine” my husband came home and
simply told me that during the conclusion of the
class, the instructor announced, “It all comes down
to what you like.” Well, that answers it, if I feel like
enjoying a glass of Merlot with my lobster dinner, then so
be it. I’ll never have to worry about the wine police storming
me from all corners of a restaurant, knocking the glass from my
hand, guns drawn, and arrest me for not pairing a Sauvignon Blanc
with my meal. Fortunately for us, times have changed and the human
palate now has permission to enjoy whatever it desires with a fine lobster
dinner.
Recently, a commercial on television featuring a specific credit card
hit the airwaves. This card focuses on a new business serving wine,
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Encanto Mexican Grill
A Fresh Approach to Mexican Cuisine
Fine dining in the area was recently transformed by the addition of
Encanto Mexican Grill. The modern flare cuisine has a base of traditional
Mexican flavors and European accents with a very strong and distinct
menu. Every day fresh cooking utilizes the best ingredients and the quality of each dish sets this restaurant apart.
The tradition of Encanto comes from two owners who are from two
different parts of the world. Elia, coming from Italy and Manuel, from
Mexico, both have a great appreciation for excellent food. They came
together to create a new Mexican food concept that is a refreshing alternative to the majority, offering an affordable and delicious cuisine that
is missing in the area. The concept brings together traditional flavors of
Mexico with a twist of European influences, with a result that is delicious
and enticing.
Executive chef George Ojeda joins the team with over 17 years experience in fine dining. Utilizing a background in rustic Mexican, Mediterranean, Moroccan and Greek styles, George was able to create his own
beautiful interpretation of the concept. George said, “Our new menu
redefines Traditional Mexican Cuisine by incorporating the European
flair with deeper southern flavors.”
In the front of the house Tom Daly, Mayor of Selma, serves as General
Manager, bringing experience in the industry and great energy.
Elia said, “This is something we enjoy: offering our customers a delicious cuisine. We want our guests to venture outside of Tex-Mex and see
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that it is enjoyable.” Manuel adds, “More than serve our customers, we
want our guests to have a happy enjoyable time.”
The menu includes authentic ceviche, delicious Mahi-Mahi fish tacos,
shrimp enchiladas and Mexican steaks. Healthly and vegetarian dishes
are available, while the entire menu is designed to be light without feeling
heavy or greasy. Guacamole a mano, is freshly prepared table-side when
ordered and the menu offers a large variety to make every experience
unique. In addition, the menu includes American foods such as Angus
burgers with optional jalapeños and children’s plates.
Fresh made desserts include, homemade flan, Mexican crème brûlée
and Mexican chocolate mousse. While a thoughtfully selected wine list
pairs beautifully with the menu and the Margaritas are made with 100%
agave tequila.
The ambiance inside is comfortable and reflects the quality of cuisine
that is served. Its private rooms are practical for parties and groups of
20 to 60 guests. Outside the patio offers seating with two gazebos and
lounges and a plaza for live music.
The Encanto tradition is a personalized and elegant culinary experience. It will definitely bring a greater appreciation of authentic cuisine
to the area and be a favorite hot spot for delicious food and enjoyable
dining. Additionally, Encanto Grill offers catering and can serve any style
of delicious food for your next party or gathering.
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No More Sleepless Nights
By Attorney James N. Voeller
Recently, a new client made an appointment and came to my office
to discuss a concern that was keeping him awake at night. Before I had
even closed the door to my office, Bill started to explain why he was
there. He told me that a little over a year ago his brother Steve had a
lawsuit filed against him by a neighbor who claimed that Steve’s septic
system was making the neighbor’s family sick.
“Jim, my brother didn’t even know his septic system had a problem,
and suddenly he was facing a lawsuit. I didn’t think it was a big deal
until he told me recently that he was afraid of losing his life’s savings! I
realized that what has happened to my brother could happen to anyone,
so I want to find out what I can do to protect my assets. My CPA and
my financial advisor both recommended that I meet with you ... so here
I am.”
Bill gave me a few more details of the problems faced by his brother
and then he started to tell me about his own life. After a successful
business career, he and his wife had retired in San Antonio in 2003. His
wife had died of cancer, so now he was alone. At least his three kids were
in the area, and he loved to spend time with his grandchildren.
As Bill told me about the assets he had accumulated, I explained to
him what was protected under Texas law, and what was not. He was
disheartened to learn that most of his investment assets and his ranch
were not protected. “Do you mean to tell me that if my turn comes up
in the “lawsuit lottery”, I could lose all that we accumulated through a
life of hard work and saving? I plan to leave my assets to my kids and
grandkids. If I lost everything, I would be dependent upon them! I need
to know if there is anything I can do to make sure that no one is able to
take away my stuff.”
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One of the most enjoyable parts of my practice is being able to provide
solutions to the problems that my clients bring to my office. Every
week, people just like Bill find their way to me, we work out a solution
designed for their circumstances, and they end up with a plan ensuring
that if they do get sued one day, their affairs are structured so that their
wealth is preserved.
Protecting your assets is an increasingly important part of an estate
plan designed to make you an unattractive target for plaintiff’s lawyers.
Insurance is a first line of defense, but not always enough. Engaging an
attorney to design your asset protection plan may be the missing piece in
your estate plan. Many clients tell me that while they do intend to leave
their estate as an inheritance for their children, their primary concern
is that they be allowed to live out their retirement years in the manner
they always planned.
Bill summed it up best when he said to me, “After all I have worked
for in life, I want to make sure that I don’t end up scrambling to find a
job after I thought I was retired.” The last time I talked to Bill he told
me that he’s sleeping better ... and grateful for his asset protection plan.
If you would like to learn more about wealth preservation and
estate planning, call us for a complimentary initial consultation.
Please understand that asset protection planning is only effective when
initiated before any claims are brought against you. Bill acted on time.
His brother was too late.
Law Office of James N. Voeller, Attorney At Law
19311 FM 2252 San Antionio, TX 78266
Phone: (210) 651-3851
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V
ance Hinton, a Houston area business owner and a
New Braunfels resident of five years had his eye on the
Historic Faust Hotel for some time. “I really liked the Faust
and I know I could do something with it.” says the local
entrepreneur. Hinton is an electrical engineer by trade and
Purdue graduate. He is the principal owner of Powerohm
Resistors, a company producing industrial electrical components for transportation, factory automation, construction and drilling industries. Soon after relocating to New
Braunfels, Hinton’s wife, Priscilla, opened Kork Wine Bar
with her business partner, Patricia Morris. Hinton, who
travels occasionally for business, was interested in a ven-
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ture close to his primary home in New Braunfels.
His visions of owning the Faust came to fruitionwhen he and business partners, Mike Crowe of Covington, KY and Richard Jochen of Katy, TX, acquired the
property in the fall of 2009. As the Managing Partner
for The Faust venture, Hinton immediately set out to
restore The Faust to its 1930s grandeur and preserve its
rich history for generations to come. Built in 1929, The
Faust gained a reputation as the wedding and honeymoon
capitol of Texas during World War II, as soldiers were married to their brides and honeymooned at The Faust before
departing to war.
Centrally located in downtown New Braunfels, The
Faust has been an icon and gathering place in the community throughout the years. The Faust was also the
first choice for spectacular birthdays, anniversaries,
weddings and receptions, a legacy that continues today
in the historic grand ballroom and hotel.
With a gem of history at his command, Hinton set
out to provide the attention and repairs the property
needed. He took on the job not only as a businessman,
but also as a philanthropist.
To restore the 60-room hotel, Hinton sought out to
preserve the Art Deco style of the 20s and 30s, while
incorporating modern amenities and comfort. “We
implemented modern conveniences such as desks, hair
dryers, irons, and ironing boards in all rooms, amenities that were missing. A third suite has been added, and each suite has additional amenities such as a
Keurig Coffee brewer, Brita water pitcher, iPod/iPhone
docking alarm clock, lighted make-up mirrors, two flat
screen TVs, refrigerator, microwave, and a bag of imported chocolates.
The hotel is approximately one-third through the
restration process. Hinton is working to outfit each
room with appropriately adorned antiques, which is
a process requiring a great deal of time. With all the
improvements The Faust’s reputation as a luxury hotel
is on the horizon and it is a great place for family and
friends to stay when they are in town.
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Hinton’s investments in the property are not limited
to the hotel. “The Faust is several businesses rolled
into one. It includes the hotel, events, bar, brewery
and full kitchen,” said Hinton. With an impressive bar
attached to the hotel, locals and guests can enjoy the
history of the Faust seven nights a week.
The upscale brewery features a granite-topped bar
and tables and is a smoke-free facility. In the upcoming
weeks, the brewery will be outfitted with a new glycol
system, new beer lines, and two new draft towers. The
brewery equipment is also receiving upgrades that
are needed to create the Faust’s line of four signature
beers along with several seasonal beers. In addition to
upgrading the equipment for the 200-gallon brewing
system, a smaller 20-gallon system has recently been
added to facilitate the brewing of the seasonal beers.
Until the brewery is operational, the pub currently
features eight unique beers on tap from a variety of
locales, including three from Texas.
Ray Mitteldorf, a professional brewmaster with 12
years of experience, recently joined The Faust team
to manage all aspects of the brewing operation. Mitteldorf has successfully brewed an Altbier recipe specifically for The Faust. The Altbier is a German dark
beer that is prevalent around the Dusseldorf area of
Germany. The Alt will surely become a favorite here in
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New Braunfels. The Faust also plans to have a Pale Ale,
and an India Pale Ale, among others. Mitteldorf would
like to be creative with the seasonal beers, and plans to
make a variety of styles such as Espresso Stout, Irish
Red, Irish Stout, Kölsche, Dunkel, Hefeweizen, and
possibly others.
“It’s exciting to be able to brew each of our beers,”
Hinton said, “marketing efforts will be involved with
each beer to create an identity and to reflect its personality.” Each batch of beer is equivalent to 14 kegs
and the complete process takes two to eight weeks, depending on the beer type. The last pieces of equipment
will be added to the main brewing system in the coming weeks and Hinton expects to share the first frosty
brews from this system as early as April 2011. In the
meantime, the smaller system will be used to produce
an Irish Red and an Irish Stout, which will be ready to
serve on St. Patrick’s Day.
The Faust Brewing Company beers will be exclusively available at The Faust, but with plans to
provide free samples at the New Braunfels Expo
on Sunday May 1 from 1-6 pm, The Faust Brewing
Company is sure to be a highlight of the event.
By Rachel Danley
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How To Make Your Home More
Energy
Efficient
by Meredith Keller
You may think that the single largest source of wasted energy in your
home is the fact that your kids stand in front of the open refrigerator
door while trying to decide what to eat next. However, you might be
surprised to learn that homes lose most of their energy through old
and drafty windows and doors. According to Martin Bomba, owner of
Window World, there are a variety of reasons that windows can fail and
become points of energy loss.
“Old, aluminum, single-paned windows offer no thermal efficiency
and act as little more than a wind break.”
Other points of failure in older or poorly installed windows, include
rigid spacers between panes that do not allow for expansion and
contraction with variable temperatures. This can cause condensation to
build up between double-paned windows and allow air to pass through.
Bomba states, “Window World vinyl windows offer energy efficient
Low-E glass, along with a warm-edge spacer that is not thermal
conductive, so it expands and contracts as needed to accommodate
changes in temperature.”
The average life of a builder-grade window is typically only 8 to 10
years. After that, the weather stripping can begin to breakdown between
the window sashes, allowing air to pass through, which can often lead to
whistling windows. One way to determine if the seal on your window
is still good or starting to fail, is to take a dollar bill and slip it between
the window sashes when your window is open. Then close and lock your
window, and try to pull the dollar bill back out. If you are able to pull
the dollar bill back out, then the seal is not effective.
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“Comfort World windows from Window World all feature
interlocking, double barrier weather stripping at sash sides to protect
against air infiltration.”
Other elements that can cause poor energy efficiency include poorly
caulked electrical outlets, windows, siding and doors. Inadequate
insulation in walls and attics, along with old appliances will also cause
your home to lose energy and your heating and cooling costs to rise.
Most older homes do not have enough, if any, insulation in their
exterior walls. Any type of overlapped siding will have drafts, as it is hard
to completely seal wood or fiber cement siding and offers no insulating
properties. Window World also offers an incredibly energy efficient
siding product called Prodigy by Alside. Prodigy siding is virtually
maintenance free and has high-performance built-in insulation bonded
securely to the plank. Its interlocking panel design ensures a tight fit
with no gaps that need to be caulked.
Bomba further states, “Prodigy is a ‘green’ product that never needs
to be painted, is fire and insect resistant, and it is completely recyclable.”
Prodigy offers an R-Value of 5.3, versus a .2 value for fiber cement
siding’.” That’s five times the energy efficiency of ordinary siding.
There are many ways to increase the energy efficiency of your home.
You can get a true picture of where your home’s points of waste occur
with an energy audit from your local utility company. A small investment
in your home can provide huge energy savings over the years, and once
the kids are out of the house, you’ll save even more!
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Written by Sheryl Hawkinson
Our world today is bombarded
from all angles with disorder, fear
and pandemonium on a daily
basis. However, as difficult as it has
been, there is a group of people
that have, with determination,
been able to stay focused on love,
joy, peace, patience, kindness,
goodness, faithfulness, gentleness
and self control with a purpose to
accomplish a long awaited victory
over the world of hate and mayhem.
In 2001, Max and Sherry Greiner knew, after hearing
from God, they were to construct places around the world
where all people could draw closer to the peace most of
us desire. For this reason, in 2004 the Grainer’s founded
The Coming King Foundation. An outreach designed
for all who have the desire to draw closer to Jesus Christ
within beautiful meditative gardens placed throughout
our nation and the world.
Not only one religious denomination is represented
in this outreach, instead there are 17 Trustees from
different denominations taking part in providing
these gardens. Many well know advocates of Jesus
Christ support the agenda, including Governor Mike
Huckabee, Dr. James Dobson, Franklin Graham,
Dr. Pat Roberston, Rick Warren, and the late Dr.
Bill Bright and Dr. Oral Roberts all supporting The
Coming King Foundation through prayer.
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Photos by HeloPhotography.com
Over two million dollars have been provided by individuals across
America in support of the common goal. Not only have the funds
been raised without professional fundraisers or public tax money, but
many Christian artists have donated time and sculptures valued at
three million dollars welcoming guests to the gardens.
Only 60 miles from downtown San Antonio in the city of Kerrville
is this landmark in the making. The 23 acre “Coming King Sculpture
Prayer Garden” site, donated by the Hershel Reid family of Dallas,
TX, welcomes drivers above Interstate Highway 10 with a 77’7”
tall, 70 ton, contemporary iron sculpture named The Empty Cross.
The cross which is located half way between the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans began its erection on the 1,930’ high hill the morning of July
26, 2010.
With many people in support of the cross, there are
plenty who are against the cross as well. Opponents
and challengers continue to throw attacks, lawsuits
and threats against the cross and its founders yet the
cross remains upright and strong at the same latitude
as Israel.
Foundation Trustee, Dr. Bruce Cook of Austin
said: “Cities and nations have destinies and identities
just like people. The city of Kerrville has long been
associated with art, music, wildlife, fine foods, and
retirement. Tourism is a natural outgrowth and outcome
of the local heritage and natural scenic inheritance of the area.
Kerrville is destined to become a destination attraction.”
Artist Max Greiner Jr., designed the hollow sculpture as a spiritual
reminder of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Christians know that
Jesus hung on the cross, taking upon Himself the sins of the world.
After three days He rose, defeating death, hence The Empty Cross.
If you have not yet accepted His gift of salvation, The Empty Cross
is your invitation to surrender your life unto Him. “For it is by grace
you have been saved.”
The garden, when completed, will display 77 Bible scriptures on
16” engraved ceramic tiles in languages from around the world.
To find out how you can take part in this amazing work,
visit: www.TheComingKingFoundation.org. Guided tours
are possible by calling TCKF office at 830-367-7706
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Boulder Springs
Newest Event Center in New Braunfels Now Open!
Boulder Springs brings rustic elegance and Hill Country charm to
New Braunfels as the area’s newest Special Event facility. Created by
the same owners as the highly successful Texas Old Town just south
of Austin, the Boulder Springs facility is the culmination of years of
experience with hundreds of events. Every detail of the facility has been
designed to create the perfect backdrop for special celebrations.
The long winding driveway takes guests out of the everyday world
to a beautiful hill country oasis surrounded by meadows and live oaks.
The Banquet Hall features a portico which is perfect for a limousine
or carriage arrival in any weather. Limestone walls and rough wood
timbers throughout the facility add to the Hill Country atmosphere.
The ample space inside the climate controlled hall easily accommodates
up to 350 guests and features a stage, caterers prep room, and a built-in
stone buffet table paired with a rustic stone bar.
With so many built-in features and amenities like the tables, chairs,
and the outdoor PA system included in the rental price, Boulder Springs
is a great value. Another great value is their photography package. They
have their own Facility Photographer and allow you to use his services
for your wedding at a greatly reduced cost. Unlike many facilities which
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only give you a window of several hours for your event, the facility is
available from 8am to midnight the day of your event.
For the bride, there is a huge fully furnished dressing suite with plenty
of space for a large bridal party to prepare. One very unique feature
of this room is the two entrances. One goes directly outside; the other
takes you up the back steps to the Grand Staircase so the bride and
groom can be presented to their guests while walking down the majestic
staircase – quite a show stopper!
Outside, you’ll find a covered porch along the entire length of the
building looking out onto the Outdoor Ceremony Site. Two ponds,
a cascading waterfall and a creek wind through the manicured lawn
leading out to the timber and stone Arbor. Guests sit in elegant white
chairs as they enjoy the ceremony and the Hill Country view beyond.
In addition to Weddings, Boulder Springs has the flexibility to
host many kinds of events including Quinceañeras, Anniversaries,
Graduation Parties and Corporate Events. Once a month, they host an
Opry Nite featuring live country music.
For more information and to schedule a tour of the facility, contact
Anita at 512-585-5899 or [email protected]
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Today more than ever there is a great need to have only the most
reputable contractors help you analyze your energy saving needs.
President and owner of Green Energy of San Antonio, Richard Ramos
explains, “It is our belief that the needs of our customers come first. We
know that many home owners have had their share of bad experiences
in the past with contractors. We train our team to meet and exceed
our client’s expectations and assist them in what can be a frustrating
and confusing process.” Offering elite, top of the line products, Green
Energy of San Antonio offers the industry’s best insulation, window and
gutter products to homeowners.
Ramos and Green Energy of San Antonio have earned an outstanding
reputation by helping clients save money each and every day in their
homes. Utilizing a Green Energy Barrier, one of the exclusive products
offered by the company, homeowners enjoy the many benefits of having
a “radiant barrier” in their homes equivalent to seven feet of insulation.
With technology developed by NASA to protect astronauts from the
extreme hot and cold temperatures in space, Green Energy Barriers
offer the same protection to homes. The surprisingly thin foil lining is
designed to work on its own, or in conjunction with existing insulation
in the attic of a home, blocking the transfer of 97% of radiant heat.
The result: heat is reflected back into a home in the winter and
reflected out through the roof in the summer. With less energy required
to heat and cool the home, energy bills are drastically reduced up to
30-40% and the inside of the home is more comfortable and enjoyable
throughout.
Installation takes less than a day and the Green Energy Barrier
carries a ten year warranty and requires no maintenance. Certified
Green Energy Installers also pledge that clients will save at least
25% on their energy costs.
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In addition to the Green Energy Barrier, a specially designed Ridge
Vent provides an unobtrusive vent along the roof to allow pressure to
escape.
Another exclusive product is the GutterPro SnapLock Gutter System.
With this system, homes are protected from rain, without requiring
holes through the facia board. Preventing moisture and mold from
entering the home. With either standard gutters or the elite SnapLock
system, GutterPro by Green Energy of San Antonio provides customers
with an unprecedented lifetime transferrable warranty.
Ramos explains the company philosophy, “Our sales staff has been
trained to ask and listen to what our customers’ needs are. It is not about
how much material we can sell, or how big of a sale we can leave with,
but it is about finding out the needs of the customer, and providing that
service to them.”
As a family owned and operated business, Green Energy of
San Antonio, has even provided complimentary services to local
consumers taken advantage of by other companies. Recently covered
on Kens 5 Eye Witness Wants to Know, an elderly woman paid to
have a gutter replaced only to find out her existing gutter was simply
covered up. When the company failed to correct the problem,
Richard Ramos and Green Energy stepped in to provide a new gutter
to the woman at no charge.
This type of service is not uncommon for Richard Ramos. Above all,
he believes his job is to help people in this world.
The company welcomes the opportunity to earn your trust
and deliver the best service in the industry. Please visit
www.GreenEnergyofSA.com to request a free, no
obligation estimate.
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