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Commercial HVAC Repair – HVAC Repair in San Antonio

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San Antonio HVAC Repair Services

As a business, you need to protect and extend the life of your capital assets. Downed equipment can equal lost money and customers. Since every retailer or commercial property has different needs, we provide cost-effective, dollar-saving commercial HVAC repair solutions that not only benefit the life of your HVAC equipment but your budget as well.

Depending on the age and condition of your equipment, your location and usage, and the size and type of equipment you have, more tasks or different ones may be needed. We offer San Antonio HVAC repair & installations ranging from small to big commercial projects.

All of our vehicles are equipped with genuine replacement parts for most major makes and models. Our extensive inventory of parts means that many times we can complete your HVAC repair request on the first visit, minimizing the downtime and overall costs that can come with equipment failure.

Frequently Asked HVAC Repair Questions

Why do I need a Preventative Maintenance Contract for my air conditioning equipment?

Operating commercial HVAC systems is a costly business expense, accounting for 40% to 60% of a building’s energy use! You can perform routine maintenance by checking all of the motors, belts, and steam traps as well as replacing your system’s filters, cleaning the coils, and inspecting the heater assembly.

How do I determine HVAC equipment size?

We utilize a software program to determine proper equipment sizing. The software takes into account the number of people, building construction, location, building orientation, and peak loads for both heating and cooling.

How often should I change filters?

It will depend largely on the size of your building, how many people work there, the type of filter you specify on maintenance, and what you do. In an ideal world, you would change a filter when it is full of things filters catch. You would need to measure the drop in pressure across the filter telling you it’s full with a monometer, however, most commercial air handlers are not equipped with these devices. So filters are typically scheduled to be changed when you’d anticipate they are full of dirt and other stuff filters catch.

This would be quarterly for standard “throwaway” media filters, although in high-traffic areas once or twice a month may be necessary. You may have to adjust this schedule if your filters get dirty faster. If you are using pleated high-efficiency filters MERV 7 or higher to improve indoor air quality, you might be able to go longer between changes. Your commercial HVAC Company should advise you for each system in your building as to the right schedule to maximize your investment in filter changes.