Cory Cook-Anderson

Cory Cook-Anderson

HVAC

Originally from Las Vegas, I lived 18 years in London, UK before reuniting with—and marrying—my high school sweetheart, bringing me to Georgia. I love de-cluttering, melodic death metal, horror films, the gym, long walks, our cat Toonces, and coffee! ☕️

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Progressive Heating, Air and Plumbing

Progressive Heating, Air and Plumbing

770-253-2665

9 Tower Place
Newnan, GA 30263

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My customers see their HVAC system as a major home investment and value skill, expertise, and trust. They want their homes running efficiently and care deeply about their family’s safety, comfort, and confidence in their home. 🏠

Company

Fill the Filing Cabinet Workshop 01/19/2026
Orientation Essentials 11/17/2025
InfoMinute Seminar 11/17/2025

Development

Newnan Team

Joined on 10/16/2025

Team

I use a layered, consistent approach to stay in contact with our customers. Every customer, whether they’ve had a one-time service or are on our maintenance plan, receives regular email communication. This includes a monthly newsletter with a timely service offer and current updates - such as community involvement - along with encouragement to connect on social media. We also track relevant need, such as a customer with an aging system, so we can send proactive emails to gently let them know it may be time to start considering replacement. Since many of our customers follow us on social media, I keep our company visible through a mix of regular social media posts: team highlights, educational HVAC tips, and local events we support. Our maintenance plan customers also receive personal calls/texts to keep their service on schedule without them having to think about it. And beyond those calls and digital touchpoints, I connect face-to-face at several community events throughout the year.

Showing up in multiple ways helps us avoid blind spots and remain top of mind with our customers. On several instances the result is a call from a customer who saw me at an event, which reminded them to call our office about an email or call they received from us. 

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