D. G. MEYER, INC.
DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA

D.W. Browning Company located at the intersection of Madison Avenue and Carswell Avenue. Perhaps not coincidentally, he eventually bought and remodeled the building that had been that grocery store. It is the present day location of D.G. Meyer Inc. In a working life that spanned over 65 years, Don Meyer worked all of those years at business sites on or adjacent to Carswell Avenue. D.W. Browning Company . He Started out as a sheet metal helper and advanced through the years to shop manager, foreman, supervisor, and in 1978 became the Executive Vice President of the company. When in July of 1986, Donald Meyer was asked to stay on as General Manager, but chose instead to leave and pursue other business ventures. Among these was a successful Lawn Service. With the assistance of daughter Linda Longfritz and then son-in-law Joseph Berger, Donald started the D.G. Meyer Company. The business was incorporated on January 9, 1987. Steven Jones joined the staff later that same year and became a partner in 1989. Dean Bazzle joined the DGM Team in the 1990s and quickly became an invaluable employee. Subsequently, he also became a partner and officer in the company. Through the years, as D.G. Meyer Inc. has continued to grow and prosper, it has changed locations several times. From a rented warehouse and office building on Carswell Avenue, the company moved to 400 Madison Avenue ( Today, D.G. Meyer Inc. is one of Central Florida’s largest and most reputable Air Conditioning, Heating, Electrical and Sheet Metal contractors. The company now occupies over 2 acres of business/industrial land in Daytona Beach. The fleet of distinctive orange and royal blue DGM trucks are a common site on the streets of this area. The company operates throughout the state of Florida and also holds a mechanical license to work in Georgia. D.G. Meyer Inc.’s services include D.G. Meyer Inc. is proud of its local roots as a Daytona Beach, Florida business, as well as being an integral part of the community that has made them so successful. They are also proud to call themselves a family business Donald Meyer passed away on December 9, 2015. His presence and his leadership will be sorely missed. D.G. Meyer Inc. will continue to serve the Central Florida area, and will strive to maintain the high standards set forth by its founder. His legacy is one of superlative service, exacting craftsmanship and passionate community involvement. Neither he, nor the principles his company was founded on, will be forgotten. 2008 – Subcontractor of the Year by the Weitz Company We are very proud of all our accomplishments through the years. At we are constantly striving to improve and to innovate, to remain relevant in a world that is in constant technological flux. We remain especially proud of winning the 2000 Carrier Distinguished Dealer award. This is a national award that recognizes only those dealers that exemplify Carrier’s model for delivering heating & cooling products and services that meet optimum quality, comfort and performance expectations. Out of the more than eight thousand Carrier Dealerships, we were chosen to participate in this rigorous assessment process. Out of the 350 dealers who were chosen to participate, we were one of fourteen chosen for the final review. Of that fourteen, only nine met all of the standards set by With more than thirty years experience in HVAC, Dean is the company Commercial Supervisor, overseeing all commercial projects in progress. He began his career in the air conditioning field in 1987 in Hilton Head, South Carolina. Shortly after relocating to the Daytona Beach area in 1993, Dean went to work for D.G. Meyer, Inc. His hard work and dedication moved him quickly through the ranks, and finally to becoming a partner in the Corporation. Linda’s experience in the HVAC industry began in 1977 when she was employed as a secretary for McBride’s Air Conditioning. She subsequently worked at an AC parts warehouse in Gainesville, FL and for D.W. Browning Company of Daytona Beach until that business was sold to Ferran Engineering. She stayed on with Ferran to assist with the business transition, then left to help her father, Donald Meyer, with the start-up of what would become D.G. Meyer Inc. After several years as a part time employee while she had two children, Linda came back as a full-time employee in 1993. 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