When you need a new HVAC system (or multiple units), you want to make the right choice. Though it will be best to discuss your options with your HVAC technician or their sales rep, there are some things you can research beforehand to help make the decision easier.

Who do you call when your air conditioner stops producing refreshingly cool air during sweltering Texan summers or your refrigeration unit packs up? You call a refrigeration HVAC technician to get your unit up and running again. But these technicians do so much more than service cooling and heating systems. 

Even the best HVAC systems need regular maintenance to heat and cool your business adequately. Failing to keep up with a routine HVAC maintenance plan will cause your system to lose efficiency and break down prematurely. However, if you follow your preventive maintenance checklist below, your unit should work optimally year-round, no matter the weather.

Business owners prioritize fixing their commercial heating and cooling system for a good reason. Poor indoor air quality may lower employee productivity and cause clients to seek a more comfortable retail experience. Keeping your heating and cooling systems running well is an essential part of success. However, it’s not always as easy as it sounds, as several things can go wrong. 

HVAC repairs are a necessary part of keeping your home comfortable, but they can be costly and time-consuming to do yourself. Here are a few reasons why you should leave the repairs to the professionals.

Commercial HVAC systems control building climates for employees, volunteers, attendees, students, and the equipment they use to complete their work. When you face temperature problems in your commercial building, you should consider not only repairing your system, but upgrading it. Check out these tips to learn how to know that it’s time to upgrade your commercial system.

When you think of what an office building looks like, you think of private offices along the walls, and cubicles in the center of the space. Over the years, office buildings have become more modern, giving these spaces more of an open feel. Something important to note when transforming your office space is to also change the HVAC system design. Any changes to your commercial HVAC system should always be one of the first steps when building or renovating a space.

Because commercial HVAC systems are usually larger and more powerful than residential systems, the two cannot be interchanged. However, some commercial properties could benefit from light HVAC, which CAN be used in residential properties as well. Before you choose a type of system for your next upgrade or replacement, consider the following types.

Business owners have had a lot of different things to focus on this year. Your HVAC/R system shouldn’t be another problem to solve. It is important to understand the basics of your unit(s) so you can know when to call in a professional. Here are some of the most common issues that can affect a commercial HVAC/R system.

Air balancing is a term for the complicated process of adjusting an HVAC system to push air properly. This equipment relies on a variety of moving pieces including ductwork, a heat pump, dampers, and many more. If you own or run a commercial property, it is important to understand what causes air balancing issues and how to fix them.