Services Offered by Commercial HVAC Companies

Just like the lungs deal with bringing in, and expelling air from the body, HVAC systems circulate the air throughout a building. Without a good running HVAC system, the air within a building can quickly become stale, and possibly even harmful with the spreading of allergens, pathogens, VOCs, or other airborne particulates that affect indoor air quality.

Importance of HVAC Upkeep

Without proper HVAC upkeep in a commercial building, especially one with high foot traffic, the air can become filled with dust, allergens, VOCs, pathogens and other particulates that affect breathing, ultimately leading to health issues. Beyond that though, a poorly maintained HVAC system of any type can lead to high energy bills, as systems need to work harder the more clogged they are. They could also end up breaking down due to wear and tear that would otherwise have been caught through regularly scheduled maintenance.

Understanding Indoor Air Quality

Commercial HVAC companies understand all about indoor air quality, and the importance of it to commercial buildings, especially with so many employees or general daily foot traffic. Low indoor air quality can lead to headaches, allergies, trouble breathing, trouble concentrating, low energy, and could potentially lead to pathogen outbreaks or other major health issues. Regular filter maintenance, especially HEPA filters, and deep cleaning can vastly improve indoor air quality.

Complete Air Duct Cleaning

Over time, filters catch most particles as the air is cycled through the HVAC machinery and system, but dust can still build up on fans, and within air ducts. During regularly scheduled maintenance, air ducts should be checked, along with any components in the HVAC system such as furnaces, air blows, air conditioners etc., and full cleaning and sanitizing should be done at the recommendation of a commercial HVAC company.

HVAC Cleaning

Using advanced technologies and mechanical brushes, HVAC systems should undergo cleaning when needed, using cleaning tech that both agitates dust and debris while also vacuuming it, to ensure it isn’t spread throughout the air ducts.

Kitchen Exhaust Hood Cleaning

Kitchens are full of many different fumes, greases and debris, and should regularly be inspected and cleaned with the help of a commercial HVAC company. Kitchens have so many components to their HVAC systems to keep the smells and smoke from entering other parts of the building and need to be kept in working order.

Dryer Vent Cleaning

A building that is running commercial or industrial dryers needs regular dryer vent cleaning, otherwise they risk high energy bills, wear out machinery sooner, or the possibility of fires breaking out. After cleaning, a quality service will follow NADCA’s Dryer Exhaust Duct Performance (DEDP) to validate proper performance after servicing.

Video Inspection

Getting into tight places that often are part of HVAC systems is difficult. Quality commercial HVAC companies employ many technologies, and one of those include video inspection to ensure they get into all the right places for inspection, and for maintenance records as well.

All commercial buildings will have HVAC systems to keep air circulating and clean. All commercial building owners should be relying on commercial HVAC companies to keep those systems running smoothly, not only for their wallet when it comes to repairs and energy efficiency, but also for the health of the occupants.

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