Who do you call when your air conditioner stops producing refreshingly cool air during sweltering Texan summers or your refrigeration unit packs up? You call a refrigeration HVAC technician to get your unit up and running again. But these technicians do so much more than service cooling and heating systems. 

When you think of what an office building looks like, you think of private offices along the walls, and cubicles in the center of the space. Over the years, office buildings have become more modern, giving these spaces more of an open feel. Something important to note when transforming your office space is to also change the HVAC system design. Any changes to your commercial HVAC system should always be one of the first steps when building or renovating a space.

Business owners have had a lot of different things to focus on this year. Your HVAC/R system shouldn’t be another problem to solve. It is important to understand the basics of your unit(s) so you can know when to call in a professional. Here are some of the most common issues that can affect a commercial HVAC/R system.

June 22nd is National HVAC Tech Day (created by ARS/Rescue Rooter)! This is a day to celebrate heating, air conditioning, ventilation, and refrigeration professionals. Modern HVAC techs have kept homes and businesses in the United States comfortable since the early 1900s. Technological advances at the time included the residential air conditioner and upgrades to thermostats and blower motors. These gave rise to the systems that keep us cool and warm in every season.

Having a functioning air conditioner is important for every business, but if your system is running constantly, that can mean there is a problem. If this issue is happening to you, it can be annoying and costly, especially when the air isn’t cooling. Here are some tips for troubleshooting your air conditioner.

If you own a commercial building, you know there are many things that could cause trouble with tenants or employees. No toilet paper and poor lighting are just a couple of problems. However, one thing that many people don’t appreciate (until it no longer works) is their HVAC.

Every HVAC system needs regular maintenance and inspections, including large commercial systems. Taking care of your equipment ensures that your property stays comfortable and that your tenants and customers are happy. The following are some basic tips for maintaining your commercial HVAC system.

Is your commercial furnace blowing cold air? If so, something is probably not working correctly. Aside from the fact that your tenants are likely going to be unhappy, you could also have furnace system problems like frozen pipes. The following will go over the reasons your furnace could be blowing cold air and what to do about it, including:

If you own a business or commercial property that uses an HVACR system, you may not have time to keep up with its maintenance on your own. This is why hiring a company is important. But, there are some things you can look out for before calling a company. The following are three of the most common issues your HVACR system may experience.

While you should call your local HVAC expert when you experience any heating or cooling issues, it is important to call the right one. Their skills do not always translate across all HVAC types. For example, you might have an expert or handyman that you rely on to fix your residential system. But, just because they may be a genius at keeping your home HVAC running doesn’t mean that they have the skills to maintain your commercial HVAC. This post will go over four key differences between residential and commercial systems so you can know who to call.