While it's never a good idea to avoid any heating or cooling system concern for too long, some HVAC issues may not be considered actual emergencies. Typically, some repairs that do not require immediate attention and can be worked on during regular service hours include:

• General HVAC repairs during normal outside temperatures, non-extremes.
• Regular HVAC maintenance service plans.
• Anticipated HVAC upgrades, refurbishments, and improvements.
• Local power outages in your area causing non-operating HVAC.
• New HVAC installations while your existing unit is still working.

In an area with wide temperature extremes, you should have your HVAC system checked every quarter to ensure optimal output of your units. Most breakdowns occur on the hottest and coldest days of the year when taxing workloads demand more from aging equipment. Obviously, you want to have your system checked before then, and regularly.

Our service technicians provide top-in-class expertise. We make sure you keep your business running, so you can keep your peace of mind. First, we will schedule a free walk-through of your facility to discuss how to start a preventative maintenance contract. Next, we gather all relevant information and then draft a detailed yearly proposal. What you can expect preventative maintenance to include:

• Inspect Furnace/Air Handler
• Check Control Board
• Check Blower Motor Bearing Play and for Oil Leaks
• Check Blower Capacitor Reading
• Inspect Condense/Evaporator
• Check System Running Pressures
• Check Electrical Connections
• Check Service Valves for Leaks
• Wash Outdoor Coil

Preventive maintenance comprises a full audit of your cooling and heating systems from examining both the electrical and mechanical sides to addressing any abnormal issues spotted by our inspector. Regardless of time of year, quarterly maintenance should be checked every 3 months to:

• Inspect Furnace/Air Handler
• Check Ducts for Leakage Around Plenum
• Check Control Board
• Check Blower Motor Bearing Play and for Oil Leaks
• Check Blower Capacitor Reading
• Check Evaporator Coil for Dirt – if accessible
• Inspect Condenser
• Check System Running Pressures
• Check Superheat/Sub Cooling
• Check and Clean Electrical Contactor
• Check Service Valves for Leaks – oil/refrigerant
• Wash Outdoor Coil
• Check Electrical Disconnect

Our service technicians provide top-in-class expertise to make sure you keep your business running, warm or cool as needed, so you can keep your peace of mind. They train regularly for certification on brand equipment by each manufacturer. First, we will schedule a free walk-through of your facility to discuss how to start a preventative maintenance contract. Next, we gather all relevant information and then draft a detailed yearly proposal, gratis.

1. First, we schedule a walk-through of your building, facility, and grounds.
2. Next we visit the property to inspect and assess the current HVAC system for proper functioning and performance.
3. Then, we calculate an estimate for any required repairs or compliance upgrades.
4. Finally, we will send a report for your review, including a separate maintenance plan.

• Cooling Units
  • Evaporative Coolers
  • VRF System
  • Air Conditioning
  • Chillers
• Heating Units
  • Heat Pump
  • Boiler
  • Gas Furnaces

Our commercial customers from over the past decade return to us again and again because we deliver the highest quality workmanship again and again. They depend on our of team of experienced commercial technicians to care for their commercial-use specific HVAC systems.

Other favorable comments we receive talk about our fair, competitive pricing, transparent project management, and effective, efficient service.