The weather is already warming up and air conditioners are being used more and more. If you haven’t had your commercial HVAC/R system checked, or if it is struggling, now is the time to take action! Here are some tips to help you prepare before it gets too hot.

Your thermostat is one of the components of your commercial HVAC system you probably don’t think about often. This small piece does its vital job quietly in the background, until something breaks. During the winter, any breakdown in your HVAC system can be problematic for your employees and customers. Understanding your system and the issues it can face will help you know why it is giving you trouble.

Having a functioning air conditioner is important for every business, but if your system is running constantly, that can mean there is a problem. If this issue is happening to you, it can be annoying and costly, especially when the air isn’t cooling. Here are some tips for troubleshooting your air conditioner.

Your HVAC system is vital to your comfort and health throughout the year. The thermostat is one of the most important components of this system, especially during the summer. If you start noticing air conditioning issues, you may think that something is drastically wrong. But, the thermostat can actually be the cause of many issues, including some of these most common ones.

You rely on your residential HVAC system to keep you cool all summer long. One way you can trust your system to do this is to maintain it regularly. But, you may still have issues with your HVAC even if you do some maintenance. Electrical issues are not something you may consider when it comes to your HVAC system, but they do happen. Here are some of the most common electrical problems you may see.

Refrigerant is what allows your air conditioner to cool your building. If the system doesn’t have refrigerant, it is only going to blow around room temperature air. But, your air conditioning unit is a closed system, so you don’t need to add more refrigerant unless it leaks out.

If you own a commercial building, you know there are many things that could cause trouble with tenants or employees. No toilet paper and poor lighting are just a couple of problems. However, one thing that many people don’t appreciate (until it no longer works) is their HVAC.

Every HVAC system needs regular maintenance and inspections, including large commercial systems. Taking care of your equipment ensures that your property stays comfortable and that your tenants and customers are happy. The following are some basic tips for maintaining your commercial HVAC system.

New HVAC systems are better choices than their older counterparts for efficiency, improved air quality, cost, ease-of-repair, and operation. In short, getting a new HVAC is a great way to improve the value and livability of your home. But, installing an HVAC system is a big job. It could be (relatively) simple and need just installing a new unit, or it could be more involved. You should hire an expert to install your HVAC in either scenario. The last thing you or your family needs is a malfunctioning heater or air conditioner because it wasn’t installed by a professional.

Your commercial HVAC is one of the most important pieces of equipment to the operation of your business, whether you have a small retail space or large office. If your customers are forced to shop in a cold or extremely hot place, your business will quickly become known as an unpleasant place. Also, your employees can’t focus on working if they are constantly trying to stay warm or cool. A reliable HVAC system is a critical but often underappreciated component of running a business. This post will go over the most common issues your commercial HVAC system could face and how to deal with them.