Introducing Mixergy Experts
Our Mixergy Approved Installer Network has a new look, new benefits – and a new name: Mixergy Experts.
We have been talking to our installers and listening to their feedback about the Approved Installer Network, finding out what they liked and what else they would like to see included. As a result of this feedback, we are pleased to introduce Mixergy Experts – a network that will help installers grow their business and thrive in a gas-free world.
As a Mixergy Expert, installers will have access to exclusive benefits:
- They will qualify for discounts, according to the quantity of Mixergy cylinders purchased
- Exclusive online training content and face-to-face training
- Mixergy branded merchandise
- Access to dedicated technical support and Regional Sales Team
- Invitations to take part in surveys and focus groups
- Pre-launch sneak-peaks at new products
- Dedicated calendar of Mixergy events and merchant trade days
- Monthly campaigns, competitions and promotions
They will also qualify to be on the ‘Installer Finder’ on the Mixergy website, generating qualified, high-value leads from customers and helping them grow their business.
To become a Mixergy Expert, installers need their G3 qualifications, have valid Public Liability Insurance and complete a Mixergy training course.
Why join?
Mixergy is a revolutionary energy-saving technology, is simple to install and is future-proofed for renewable energy. Our cylinders heat only the water that the household needs, reducing energy consumption by up to 40%, and offering significant savings on energy bills. Our products are compatible with any heating system and renewable energy source, providing a truly versatile solution for installers’ customers. In addition, Mixergy is the only hot water cylinder on the market that pays the homeowner through our utility partnerships.
As part of Mixergy Experts, installers will join a network of like-minded heating engineers, who understand the benefits and quality of Mixergy products and are championing the decarbonisation of heat.
