Keeping your commercial HVAC system in good condition is vital for your business. It also guarantees your workers’ and clients’ comfort and safety, making routine HVAC maintenance necessary.
Check out what a heat pump repair expert says about what typically happens during a commercial HVAC service call.
Your commercial HVAC system works all year to keep your space cool in the summer and warm in the winter. A commercial service call includes various tests to ensure that the system is efficiently heating or cooling your space. Technicians conduct an air test and balance to determine whether each area in your building receives enough air to heat or cool the space properly. They also perform minor adjustments to airflow to ensure precise temperature control.
One of the significant components of your air conditioning system is the refrigerant. Without it, air cannot be sufficiently cooled or charged to maintain a comfortable temperature in your building. To function correctly, the refrigerant level of your AC units must be checked and replenished as needed. Refrigerant naturally depletes in small amounts throughout the year; that’s why they must be refilled periodically. If leaks are discovered, your HVAC repair technician can refill the refrigerant to a sufficient level.
Tidying up your evaporator, condenser, coils, and fins allows air to flow freely over them. The cooling system will not perform properly if it becomes clogged with dirt and debris. Similarly, the heating unit’s ignition system must be cleaned for the burners to function.
HVAC technicians also inspect the motor for wear and tear and fraying on the blower fan belts. All thermostats are calibrated, and the HVAC system’s rooftop and outside units are cleaned. After completing these tasks, your commercial HVAC system will operate at peak efficiency.
If you’re looking for quality HVAC maintenance services, choose Dittmer Air and Heat! Call us at (321) 637-0170 or fill out our online form to request a service appointment.