The reasons for maintaining a commercial HVAC system are exactly the same as those for maintaining a domestic HVAC system, but with a few additions.

• Frequent maintenance increases lifespan of the HVAC unit
• Frequent maintenance maximizes efficiency of the HVAC unit
• Frequent maintenance of your HVAC unit leads to reduced running costs
• Frequent maintenance ensures maximum safety, especially with gas-fired HVAC units

Okay, the above applies to both home and commercial HVAC units, only for commercial HVAC units, you can multiply the financial aspects by 20, 50, or 100 times, depending on the size and specific requirement for HVAC unit installation.

HVAC units need to be able to provide an uninterrupted service

In offices you want your staff to be warm in winter and cool in the summer.

In commercial storage units, invariably you want the temperature to remain constant throughout the year.

In other commercial storage units that involve perishable goods, you want the temperature to remain on the cooler, but not too cool side all year round.

If the unit(s) fail, then either your staff have to go home or you can see untold damage caused to goods in storage, as well as your professional reputation.

Commercial HVAC maintenance has to be carried out by specialists

There is a huge difference between commercial HVAC units and domestic HVAC units, literally and figuratively. As a consequence, because of the critical importance of the smooth running of your commercial HVAC unit, you need experienced professionals in charge, those with an established reputation for working with commercial HVAC units, and a team who are prepared to drop everything at a moment’s notice if anything untoward happens.

Here at A&E Air Conditioning and Heating we have an exceptional, highly skilled team of HVAC engineers and we believe we provide excellent value for money. If you have a commercial HVAC system, why not invite us out to have a look at it and quote you for an annual maintenance contract, and also advise you on the overall condition of your HVAC units so that you can effectively budget in advance for future expenditure.