Our routine commercial air conditioning services are designed to extend the life of your current system and protect you from future air conditioning repairs with inspections and standard tasks that will restore your system to higher efficiency operation and reduce the impact of daily extended use. These standard solutions will address every sign of trouble and give you peace of mind.
System Inspections & Maintenance
Any quality service should include a full evaluation of all essential parts in your cooling system — including, filters, fins, coils, condensers, condensate drains, and seals. After this initial full inspection, we complete several basic maintenance procedures that all improve operations and prevent further issues.
Basic maintenance includes:
- Cleaning coils
- Inspecting & lubricating motors
- Checking fan belts for wear
- Straightening & cleaning fins
- Clearing drainage & drain pans
- Checking refrigerant levels
- Testing for refrigerant leaks & making any necessary repairs
- Checking for duct leaks in central air conditioning systems
- Measuring airflow through your evaporator
- Calibrating your thermostat
This wide range of comprehensive AC maintenance services ensures that you and your business are fully protected from future AC repair needs. Commercial AC already has high operating costs, so everything that you can do to prevent costly repairs and other money drains in the future will provide lasting benefits for you and your business. In addition to these monetary benefits, preventive AC maintenance has several other benefits for you, your employees, and your customers.
Benefits for Dallas Business Owners
- Reduced operating costs
- Fewer repairs
- Lengthen system lifespan
- Improved customer experiences & comfort
- Increased humidity control
- Reduced carbon footprint
- Early problem identification
- Prevention & protection against future HVAC issues
- Improved indoor air quality
Can You Complete Your Own Commercial AC Maintenance?
Whether you work in food services or an industrial warehouse, you'll probably agree that some things are best left for professionals. Many HVAC components are delicate. There's also a minor degree of potential for personal injury for amateurs attempting their own repair solutions. For serious issues and effective annual maintenance, it's best to contact a local HVAC professional.
You can always rely on professionals for reliable AC services. However, there are some basic maintenance tasks that you can complete yourself. Many of our commercial clients utilize these basic techniques to further lengthen the service life of their system.
Basic Commercial Maintenance Tips for Dallas Business Owners
- Turn off your power: Before you start any maintenance, ensure that your unit is completely shut-off and disconnected from its power source. This will prevent personal injury and system damage from unfortunate accidents. (It's probably best to avoid any AC maintenance until after business hours.)
- Check your filters: This basic step is essential for any kind of AC maintenance. In fact, you should check and replace your filters at least twice a year in Dallas. Dirty air filters significantly decrease efficiency, and any harmful contaminants caught in your filter can be carried along ducts to spread throughout entire commercial properties. If you replace your filter, ensure that your new choice is suited for your system's requirements. Many Dallas business owners have tried to go the extra mile by getting stronger filters that end up restricting their airflow too much. If you're not careful, you might end up needing a professional repair service to fix freezing in your system.
- Keep your unit clean: You can clean parts of your system yourself. If you have an accessible outdoor unit, be sure to clear away debris like leaves, dirt, and branches from around the unit. If possible, keep all plants trimmed back so that they're at least one foot away. If you want to go above and beyond, you can also remove your fan cover and clear out anything inside with a shop vac. Afterward, you can use a garden hose to spray water through fins from inside and wash away any dirt or debris that's between them.
- Check your vents: Your system won't function at its maximum potential if there are vents around your business that are being blocked by furniture or temporary installations. Perform routine visual inspections around all of your vents to ensure that air is always flowing freely.