Hvac services encompass heating, ventilation and air conditioning installation, repair and maintenance. Licensed professionals ensure optimal system performance, energy efficiency and indoor comfort for residential and commercial clients.
HVAC systems are critical to residential structures like single-family homes and apartment buildings, as well as commercial buildings including factories, warehouses, office space, retail, hospitals and skyscrapers. These dedicated systems keep indoor air comfortable and healthy for the building occupants by regulating temperature, humidity and fresh air supply.
An HVAC contractor is qualified to survey and inspect the current system to determine what size or capacity it should be; take measurements and install new units, ensuring they’re of the correct height and length for the building; set up ductwork, tubing, pipes, wiring and electrical supply lines; and finish up by testing, cleaning and making any final adjustments to the system. They also can add air purification and zoning systems to increase comfort, eliminate odors and pollutants, or even remove bacteria from the air.
A commercial HVAC company may need to send technicians out more frequently than a residential one, because business operations often depend on functioning equipment. For example, data centers need to run nonstop, and their servers generate a lot of heat that needs to be dissipated. And as more people work from home, interest in functional office HVAC systems that improve indoor air quality (IAQ) is rising steadily. Educating employees on basic filter maintenance at home and regular self-inspections at the office can help prevent problems that need to be addressed by trained professionals.