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American Air Systems, Inc. has been honored with the 2025 Carrier President’s Award, recognizing the company’s outstanding commitment to quality, innovation, and customer service in the HVAC industry, according to a press release.
The award is given annually to Carrier Factory Authorized Dealers who demonstrate exemplary leadership, customer satisfaction, and business excellence. It highlights American Air Systems, Inc. as an industry leader dedicated to keeping Southeast Texas homes comfortable, energy-efficient, and well-serviced. This is the fourth year that American Air Systems, Inc. has received this recognition.
“We are incredibly proud to receive the Carrier President’s Award,” said Lee Potter, president and co-owner of American Air Systems, Inc. “This recognition is a testament to our team’s hard work and unwavering commitment to providing top-quality HVAC systems for our community.”
Vice President and co-owner, Terri Potter added, “At American Air Systems, Inc., our customers are like family. We strive to deliver not only the best products but also the best experience. This award motivates us to continue setting the standard for excellence.”
With a history of serving Chambers, Jefferson, Hardin, and Orange Counties, American Air Systems, Inc. continues to provide trusted HVAC solutions, expert plumbing services, home standby generator services and now, HALO Water Systems installation to ensure complete home comfort.
For more information about American Air Systems, Inc., visit www.amerair.com or call (409) 842-2402.
American Air Systems, Inc. was started in 1982 by Don Potter and serves residential customers in Chambers, Jefferson, Hardin, and Orange counties. They provide maintenance, service on all AC systems, central air conditioning, furnaces, heat pumps, air filters, indoor air quality with sales and service options. The company also provides plumbing services, generator installation and maintenance, along with water system installation and maintenance.
The company continues to operate as a family-owned business when he turned it over to his son, Lee, in 2018.
