Legacy of the Trades

The trades are built on grit, craftsmanship and pride. Every day, men and women step into attics, crawl spaces and mechanical rooms to keep homes safe, comfortable and running. They rarely ask for recognition, yet their work is the backbone of every community.

That is exactly why this season, Ferguson chose to give a gift that speaks to the heart of the trades. Their decision to share Legacy 71 with their contractors is more than a holiday gesture. It is a tribute.

And it’s a tribute that begins with a story. THANK YOU FERGUSON.

The Spirit Behind the Bottle

Legacy 71 wasn’t created in a boardroom. It wasn’t crafted as a trendy label.

It was created by Felipe, owner of Temp Air Heating & Cooling, a respected HVAC company in La Puente California  that was built on integrity, hard work and family values. As someone who has spent years in the field, Felipe knows firsthand what it takes to build a business in the trades. He knows the long days, the late nights, the tough jobs and the satisfaction that comes from a job done right.

Legacy 71 became his way of honoring the people who make the trades what they are.The people like him, people who don’t just work, they build a legacy.

Why Ferguson Chose Legacy 71

Ferguson serves thousands of contractors, many of whom have been loyal partners for decades. This year, they wanted to give them something that:

• Feels personal

• Honors the trade community

• Represents craftsmanship

• Carries a story

LEGACY 71 IS ALL OF THAT.

When Ferguson placed their order, they weren’t just buying bottles. They were choosing to recognize the people who install, repair and maintain the systems their products support,  the professionals who keep homes warm in winter, cool in summer and safe year-round.

A gift of Legacy 71 says: “We see you. We value you. Thank you for what you do.

Built By a Tradesman, Made For Tradesmen

Your work is worth raising a glass to. Your legacy matters. And you are part of something bigger.

Legacy 71 is for you.

And this season, Ferguson is raising a glass in your honor.

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