Case Study: Texas AirSystems achieves hands-free, reliable data protection and improved field staff productivity with Code42

Texas AirSystems scraps labor-intensive Carbonite, deploys Code42 CrashPlan integrated backup

Texas AirSystems, the largest independent HVAC equipment and solutions provider in Texas, relies on a mobile sales force that works from laptops in the field. Their previous endpoint backup, Carbonite, was cumbersome—requiring devices to be docked, prompting frustrated users to disable backups, offering poor visibility and control over encryption keys, and causing productivity losses and risk to time‑sensitive proposals.

Texas AirSystems deployed Code42 in the cloud with encryption keys kept on‑site, giving IT centralized monitoring, automatic silent backups, and alerts when devices don’t check in. The result: reliable, hands‑free protection for mobile staff, fast restores of critical proposal and database files that preserved revenue opportunities, improved field productivity, and end‑to‑end encryption and reporting that immediately revealed previously unprotected users.

Texas AirSystems

Aaron Michalove

Director of Information Systems for Texas AirSystems