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We offer commercial and residential air conditioning installation and maintenance, along with emergency service in San Jose surrounding areas.
Commercial Ac Repair In San Jose
We have built a solid reputation for reliability by offering high-quality commercial-grade HVAC equipment and installation services. We also offer outstanding Commercial AC Repair In San Jose, commercial heating repair and complete HVAC maintenance services. Local businesses that use our services include hotels, restaurants, schools, hospitals, retail stores, department stores, spas, and office buildings.
How Will I Know When It’s Time For Commercial Air Conditioner Replacement?
Here are a few factors to consider:
- Age – The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) ENERGY STAR Program recommends commercial air conditioner replacement when your system is more than 10 years old.
- Frequent breakdowns / the 50% rule – If you are constantly repairing your AC, or repair costs are adding up to more than half the value of your system, a professional San Jose technician can help you determine if commercial air conditioner replacement makes the best financial sense.
- Comfort issues – Poorly operating air conditioners result in uneven temperatures throughout your business in addition to humidity problems, which can lead to mold, mildew growth, and air quality issues.
- Noise – Systems that are ailing and unable to keep up with cooling demands tend to make excessive noise or turn off randomly. If this describes the system at your business, commercial air conditioner replacement may be in order.
Commercial HVAC Installation & All Related Services
Whether you need to install a new commercial HVAC system in a newly built building or are planning to upgrade or replace your current system, we can help.
Our commercial system design consultants and installers can configure your layout, calculate system capacity requirements for correct system sizing and provide a seamless installation experience for you and your business.
For new construction or major renovation projects, we coordinate all phases of the install with your builder and any other contractors involved in the project to ensure the most efficient results. Our extensively trained and field-seasoned commercial installers can handle your job, whether large or small. Call our office to discuss your system replacement or new-construction HVAC installation needs.
Commercial AC Repair & Commercial Heating Repair
When something goes wrong with your commercial HVAC equipment, you need prompt, effective service from trained technicians who have experience with the equipment they need to repair.
Our service technicians are among the best, bringing their years of training and experience — and our 100 percent satisfaction guarantee — to every job.
Get your commercial equipment back up and running quickly by calling us at the first sign of trouble. Any hour of the day or night, we’ll be here for you.
Commercial HVAC Maintenance & Maintenance Agreements
Keeping your commercial equipment well-maintained not only will help you prevent system downtime; it will also save your company money. You’ve made a significant initial investment in your HVAC equipment, and making that investment pay off through a longer system lifespan makes good business sense. And so does reducing overhead by keeping your system running as energy-efficiently as possible.
Still another benefit of regular system maintenance is increased comfort for the building’s occupants, whether they be employees, customers, and/or tenants. Ask us about the further savings you’ll enjoy with our Preventive Maintenance Program.
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Your HVAC systems should be serviced before the start of each heating and cooling season. So, your air conditioner should have regular maintenance performed at the end of winter or beginning of spring, while your heat pump or furnace should have its regular maintenance performed at the end of summer or beginning of fall.
Your air filters should be replaced every one to three months depending on usage. This is vitally important to the performance of your HVAC systems and your indoor air quality.
The short answer? So important! Your indoor air quality can be as much as 100 times worse than the outdoor air. That means pollutants, allergens, dust, and mildew can be circulating in your home affecting your family’s health and wellbeing. Improving and maintaining your indoor air quality is vitally important to your home and family.
Did you know that when the summer heat beats down on your roof the attic can reach up to 150 degrees? Having attic ventilation can help control moisture, keep cooling costs down, and prevent the accumulation of mold and mildew.
Installing a programmable thermostat in your home helps you take control of how much energy you use for heating and cooling. If used effectively, a programmable thermostat can help you improve energy efficiency and save money on your utility bills.
A ductless mini-split system is an alternative to traditional heating and cooling like central air. Ductless HVAC works similarly to central heating and cooling, except that it doesn’t require ductwork. Your mini-split system will have an indoor and outdoor unit, but it will only require a small hole to be cut through the exterior wall—just big enough for a tube of refrigerant to pass through. Inside your home, the air will be conditioned and returned into the room by the same unit.
Many people use ductless mini-split systems for cooling, but we usually recommend installing heat pump systems, so they can be used for both heating and cooling. This can help improve your overall energy-efficiency! A ductless heat pump is an efficient zonal heating and cooling system that doesn’t require ducts. It comprises just an outdoor compressor unit and one or more indoor air handling units, linked by a refrigerant line.
