HVAC is one of those features within a building that everyone seems to take for granted. It’s understandable, too. HVAC systems often last 15 to 20 years—or even more—with minimal maintenance work. But when you walk into the office one morning and the heating or cooling is out, suddenly HVAC becomes your top concern. Wouldn’t
So, your HVAC unit is out, which means you’ve got a decision to make. Do you repair your existing HVAC system, or get an entirely new one installed? From budget to the expected life of your existing system post-repair, you have much to consider so you can choose the right HVAC solution for your
Preventative maintenance is the scheduled, periodic maintenance of important HVAC systems which includes: Replacing air filters Cleaning the coil and cabinet Cleaning drain pans and condensation points Inspecting moving parts like fans and motors Inspecting duct system Testing safety controls Inspecting condensers and heat exchangers Inspecting thermostats and controls Lubricating or replacing belts Maintenance