InPro Launches Product Support Network To Fill Training And Installation Gaps In Industry

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- InPro Corporation is addressing the unmet installation needs of contractors with thinner margins and building owners with smaller maintenance teams by launching the InPro Product Support Network. The InPro Product Support Network will provide a suite of services to help contractors perform more efficient installations as well as help owners fill holes in their downsized maintenance teams.

"We have always done obsessive things to make sure specifiers, contractors and owners can protect their buildings, but this initiative takes that obsession to a whole new level," said Phil Ziegler, CEO at InPro Corporation. "This network of services will provide the support our customers need to always get the right products in their buildings—quickly and easily too."

The InPro Product Support Network is comprised of three main service pillars: design support, installation support, and InPro Interiors local installation support.

For small renovation products that do not demand an interior designer but still require an upscale appearance, Design Support gives building owners access to InPro's in-house designer for basic services such as color matching.

Installation Support is a comprehensive network for contractors. They can request free on-the-jobsite training from an InPro product expert; an InPro installer will work side-by-side with them on the jobsite. Or they can call InPro's Installation Hotline at 866.EZINPRO (866.394.6776) to get immediate guidance and over-the-phone installation walkthroughs.

InPro Interiors is a network of local showrooms where designers and architects can view products and demonstrations in-person and contractors can get advanced installation training. These branches will also perform simple installations for building owners who may not have the maintenance personnel to do so, such as putting up door and wall protection products, signage, ceiling tracks for privacy curtains and shower receptors. The service is limited to small jobs that exist outside of new construction and major renovation projects.

InPro Interiors launched its pilot office in Charlotte in 2012, and the program expanded in 2013 with a new branch in Miami. The company plans to open several new branches in 2014.

Since 1979, InPro Corporation has been making and servicing products with an obsessive commitment to protecting the appearance of buildings and the health and safety of the people who use them. Based in Muskego, Wisconsin, InPro is the nation's premier manufacturer of door and wall protection, washroom systems and commercial surfaces, expansion joint systems, privacy systems and architectural signage.

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