A commercial HVAC unit’s typical life span is 15-20 years with routine proper maintenance.

Routine maintenance is extremely important and will maximize the life of your commercial HVAC unit by improving efficiency, extending the life span of your unit, and preventing breakdowns.

Although each system is different and has unique needs, we generally recommend servicing your commercial unit at least two times per year: once in the spring and once in the fall. Some higher-tech units may require quarterly service, and we always recommend filter changes quarterly.

Always seek out a contractor who is both licensed and insured. In addition, you want to find someone experienced with your particular type of equipment who has a good reputation and positive reviews.

Contact a qualified technician immediately if you think your commercial HVAC unit is having issues. Consider the type of unit you have, and seek out a contractor with experience with your particular type of unit. DO NOT WORK ON THE UNIT YOURSELF, as this can cause further issues and void your warranty!

Your HVAC plays a large part in your air quality. How? By filtering out toxic particles before sending air circulating through your space and controlling the humidity of the space being served. Proper ventilation of your HVAC unit also plays a large part in optimizing your air quality.