If you notice that a BRC maintenance van is parked on your residential street overnight, 7 days a week, then just like Allstate, "you're in good hands" when in comes to HVAC repair exigencies during Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter.

Indeed, a descriptive acronym (BRC) for commercial vehicles that are parked overnight and on weekends in a quiet residential neighborhood. Is this company policy and/or a way to advertise the firm? Does this require a special parking permit from local governmental authorities?

BRC uses a good and effective advertising strategy in that its company repair trucks with the red "BRC" logo are parked by its employees in residential areas. However, by having repair trucks parked on residential streets, even though this results in faster response times for HVAC calls, gives a new meaning to "BRC;" namely, (B)lighted (R)esidential (C)ommunity.

Excellent firm. In fact so responsive, that employees may park company vehicles on residential streets thus making the response times, especially for HVAC emergencies, more effective. Well-done BRC folks.