Commercial HVAC System Maintenance

1/24/2020 (Permalink)

After a storm have any air conditioner condensers checked.

Many businesses don’t think about their heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems (HVAC) until they break. When an HVAC system breaks it can be costly. There is a lot of money to be saved if regular maintenance is taken care of at the facility. 

At least, once a year it is ideal to hire a professional to inspect your HVAC system. This should be done every spring and fall. Why spring and fall? You will need your HVAC system working optimally for the summer months and the winter months. Once inspected, if maintenance is needed, do not put it off.

How to prolong the life of your HVAC System: 

1. Schedule two tune-ups every year – Routine maintenance is important. Your HVAC system needs to be inspected and cleaned every year. Twice a year, spring and fall are ideal. 
2. Change filters regularly – Have filters checked quarterly. If the filters are found dirty, have them replaced.
3. Check air conditioner condensers – After a storm have any air conditioner condensers checked. Condensers are strong and sturdy. However, after a hail or windstorm, condensers can easily become damaged. Keep condensers clear of leaves, and weeds.
4. Upgrade the insulation – Have your facilities insulation checked. Your HVAC system will work longer if it runs less. The better insulated the building is the less you will need to use the heating or air conditioning.
5. Ease the burden to your system – Come winter, open blinds and shades to let some heat in. This will allow the company to use less of the heater. As for summer months, invest in reflective shades that will block out the heat from the sun, allowing you to have the thermostat kick on only as needed to keep the building cool. 

SERVPRO of Citrus Heights/Roseville and Carmichael specializes in Air Duct and HVAC cleaning. Should you require an inspection or maintenance on your HVAC systems our professional staff will take care of you. Call us at 916-966-2601.