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Calverley
Heating and Cooling, Inc.
Daniel Calverley
by Sue LaPointe
"While
living in Florida, Daniel began to pick up the skills
and work ethic he would later need while working in
the family business. He credits his stepfather with
teaching him to be fast and efficient, and to focus
on quality service.”
"My
dad offered a level of service untouched by any other
company.” Daniel learned from his father that
attention to detail and special attention to the small
customer were the way to succeed in business.”
"Daniel’s
father was perhaps the most instrumental in his success
today, both as a man and as a business owner, exerting
his influence at this time. Daniel’s father
stressed business ownership, saying that “the
ultimate happiness is going to be owning your own
business and being able to do your own thing.”
Furthermore, he said, “Unless you’re dying,
you’re going to work.”
 Daniel
Calverley was born in Detroit, Michigan, but moved
around quite a lot throughout his childhood and teen
years. A successful entrepreneur who credits his success
to his family and customers, Daniel owns Calverley
Heating and Cooling in Ohio.
Although he was born in Detroit, Daniel moved around
a lot. At 5, Daniel moved with his mother to St. Petersburg,
Florida. Later, he rotated residences every few years
between his grandparents in Minnesota and his mother
and stepfather.
Moving didn’t bother him; in fact, it helped
him to understand “how the world works faster”
than other kids his age might know. In addition, Daniel
says those experiences gave him exposure to a lot
of different kinds of people, a skill that has been
useful in his business experiences.
While living in Florida, Daniel began to pick up the
skills and work ethic he would later need while working
in the family business. He credits his stepfather
with teaching him to be fast and efficient, and to
focus on quality service.
After high school, Daniel moved to Michigan to live
with his father and began working full time at his
dad’s heating and cooling business.
As the fourth generation to go into the heating and
cooling business, Daniel quickly learned that his
father was well known in the area for his excellence
in customer service. “My dad offered a level
of service untouched by any other company.”
Daniel learned from his father that attention to detail
and special attention to the small customer were the
way to succeed in business.
In 2001, Daniel moved back to Ohio, where he got a
job working for AW Heating and Cooling. After working
for the company for seven years, Daniel recognized
that he had no room for advancement, so he decided
to go out on his own, and he obtained his contractor’s
license in March 2008.
Daniel’s father was perhaps the most instrumental
in his success today, both as a man and as a business
owner, exerting his influence at this time. Daniel’s
father stressed business ownership, saying that “the
ultimate happiness is going to be owning your own
business and being able to do your own thing.”
Furthermore, he said, “Unless you’re dying,
you’re going to work.”
Now, Daniel strives to provide the same excellent
customer service that his father provided, and he
is genuinely interested in helping his customers save
money. Although he has been on his own for only a
few months, Daniel practices the philosophy that if
he’s honest with his customers, they’ll
stay with him for life. Calverley
Heating and Cooling, Inc.
112 Duane St
Maumee, Ohio
Phone: 419-410-7225
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