Spring HVAC Maintenance
If you want your car to last a long time, you must have regular maintenance done. Flushing systems, changing the oil, and replacing worn parts are part of that maintenance.
The same is true for any machine, including your HVAC system. Think about how often your car runs per day. One hour? Maybe two? Depending on your building’s hours of occupancy, your HVAC system could be turning off and on 24 hours a day. It’s a hard-working system that requires regular TLC.
What Are the Benefits of a Regular Maintenance Program?
- You’ll save money right away - HVAC systems run more efficiently and use less fuel after they have been serviced.
- It’s good for the environment - Using less fuel means a smaller carbon footprint.
- It reduces break-downs - Emergency repairs are expensive and can even result in temporary shut down and loss of productivity.
- Your system will last longer - Regular HVAC maintenance prolongs the life of your system so it could be many years before you have to face the cost of a replacement system.
- It’s safer - Broken equipment isn’t just a hassle, it can be dangerous. It can leak deadly carbon monoxide gas or a short circuit can cause a fire.
- It’ll clear the air - Changing all filters as part of the HVAC maintenance program will mean the air in your building is cleaner which is healthier for your occupants. Dirty air can lead to an increase in allergens and airborne illnesses which results in lost productivity. If there’s a problem that creates humidity and moisture, mold will rear its ugly head and bring with it a whole host of medical issues for your building’s occupants.
- Keeps you under warranty - For a claim to be filed for equipment malfunction or failure, most companies require proof of an annual service contract.