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Pro-Air Services, Inc. was named to the Inc. 5000 for the fourth consecutive year. Pro-Air Services, Inc. is a HVAC Service mechanical contractor that has showed repeated growth on a national level annually. The owner Marshall Putman contributes the continued growth to his employees and the Tennessee Valley area "The commitment to first rate customer service by our team and our local economy plays a key role in our organization’s growth.". View the 2010 list.

Pro-Air Services has been named among the Top 80 Specialty Contractors by South Central Construction magazine. The company was ranked 60th. The rankings include companies from Alabama, Tennessee, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Mississippi. View the 2010 Top 80 Specialty Contractor List

Pro-Air Services announced the winner of the 2010 Pro-Earth Scholarship. Ella Davis of Decatur High School in Decatur, Alabama will receive a $2,000 scholarship for her winning essay. Ella will be attending American University in Washington, D.C.

This is the second year of Pro-Air Services' scholarship program. The 2009 winner, Bradley Addison of Florence, Alabama, is now attending Auburn University. This year, Pro Air Services received essays from 48 area high school students. The company plans on continuing the scholarship program again next year.

An article about the scholarship program and this year's recipient was published by The NEWS

Pro-Air Services has pledged continual support for scholarships for Oakwood University. The company, which provides services to the University, has made a five commitment to give the school $2,000 a year for each of the five years.

Owner Marshall Putman was named the Decatur-Morgan County Chamber of Commerce Business Person of the Year. He received the Baker-Cook-Jones award at a breakfast ceremony with over 200 people in attendance.  View his acceptance speech.

The NEWS has named Pro-Air the “Best Contractor to Work for in the South”. Pro-Air was one of only four companies named to the “Best of” lists for the United States. View article on The NEWS website.