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Aaron Askew

Aaron Askew
VRF and Ductless Technical Specialist (DTS)
Trane Commercial North America

Aaron Askew is the VRF and Ductless Technical Specialist (DTS) for Indiana and central Illinois. He is responsible for both pre- and post-sale support of VRF projects and enjoys working with account managers, engineers, contractors, and technicians to ensure success. Aaron holds a B.S. degree in Energy Engineering from Purdue University, is a proud Air Force Veteran, an active member of ASHRAE, and has over 20 years of experience in the HVAC field in various roles. When not at work, Aaron enjoys hiking, camping, and fishing with his wife and three boys.

Evan Eitemiller

Evan Eitemiller
VRF and Ductless Sales Specialist
Trane Commercial North America

Evan Eitemiller is the VRF and Ductless Sales Specialist for the Trane Pacific Northwest / Rocky Mountain Region, covering the CO and WY areas. He was formerly the Ductless Product Sales Manager for Trane Commercial covering the western half of the US market. He has over 10 years of dedicated VRF and Ductless product / application experience with Trane, with expertise in VRF equipment from multiple manufacturers and product generations. His primary focus is working with engineers and contractors to assist with proper VRF design and application. In his spare time, he enjoys camping, biking, DJing, and spending time with family.

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