From the design and installation of your heating and cooling system to preventative maintenance, your building will need a variety of commercial HVAC services. When your customers depend on you for indoor comfort, a well-maintained HVAC unit is essential. Here are some of the services needed to keep your heating and cooling system operating in optimal condition.
Periodic Cleaning
Establish a maintenance contract with a commercial HVAC company for the frequency of preventative maintenance service calls that includes cleaning.
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Are repair and energy costs becoming too much due to an old and outdated air conditioner? Today, there are many options that can solve your inefficient AC problems, such as installing a combo evaporative cooler, using geothermal energy, ductless systems or high-velocity ducts. Each of these systems has great energy efficiency benefits, and depending on the needs of your home, you may want to choose one design or another.
Geothermal Energy Design for More Efficient Conventional AC Designs
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There has never been a better time to find out where all the energy your home consumes is going. Energy bills in the US have been inching upwards and our energy needs have also been increasing in many cases. If left to go out of control, your energy bill could be taking up a large percentage of your monthly budget.
Taking the time needed to perform an energy audit can save you hundreds of dollars every year.
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Installing an air conditioner in rigidly cold weather, like in winter, is not a good idea. In fact, both manufacturers of central air conditioning units and HVAC contractors advise against it. There are legitimate reasons for doing so, so if you want to install a new air conditioning system, it is best to wait to install it until there is warmer weather afoot. Here are the reasons why installing an air conditioner in winter is not such a good idea.
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If you live in a small home or apartment that has a natural gas wall heater that has been turned off all summer, then use this simple procedure to get the pilot light lit and to restore your home's heating service.
Step 1: Clean the Wall Heater's Vented Protective Cover
Before you light the wall heater's pilot light, first the inside and outside of the heater need to be thoroughly cleaned and dusted.
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