Commercial
HVAC is, in itself, its own league. Unlike residential HVAC,
commercial heating and cooling units operate for longer periods in
addition to enhancing indoor air quality for a much bigger area.
As the
rule of thumb goes, the more frequent HVAC is used, the more frequent
the maintenance it needs to keep it in tiptop shape. Studies show
that cooling consumption alone in a business establishment can reach
up to 3,000 kWh a week while the average home only uses around 940
kWh a month.
Commercial
HVAC systems may undergo routine maintenance once every four months
to a year. Given the size of a commercial HVAC system including the
ducts and cooling towers, no amount of do-it-yourself work will come
close to a thorough inspection, repair, and maintenance.
Property
owners can keep their heating and cooling units in excellent running
condition by contracting professional maintenance services. HVAC
specialists can conduct a thorough inspection to determine what
measures need to be taken to optimize heating and cooling for your
business. They can ensure that your systems are calibrated according
to manufacturer specifications and that there are no problems with
your units that may turn into costly expenses in the long run.
Putting
your commercial HVAC system in the hands of professionals is a must
to maximize energy-efficiency and prolong service life. Ask your
local contractor about commercial HVAC maintenance.