Preventive Maintenance Agreements

Is HVAC Maintenance Really Worth It? Before & After Photos Tell All

November 12, 2020 by Michael Rosone | Last Modified: November 4, 2020

We understand why people sometimes question the value of HVAC maintenance. When you’re paying for a service that prevents problems, like HVAC maintenance, you may wonder what would happen if you skipped it.

After all, the equipment is tucked away somewhere out of sight, doing its thing to keep your space comfortable. Somebody comes in twice a year or more to maintain it, and you may not notice a difference. So what are you getting for your money?

Part of the reason people wonder about the value of HVAC maintenance is they don’t get the opportunity to see the state of their HVAC equipment before and after the service visit. So they have no idea what the technician did and how regular service keeps the system running smoothly and prevents problems.

So, today we’re going to share some evidence, in the form of before-and-after photos, that will help you understand the value of HVAC maintenance.

HVAC System Cleaning: Banish These 5 Nasty Things From Your AC

November 5, 2020 by Michael Rosone | Last Modified: October 30, 2020

Visible dirt on register prior to HVAC system cleaning

Your heating and air conditioning systems process the air you breathe every day. Over time, dirt, pollution, and illness-causing bacteria and virus particles can accumulate in filters, ducts, and other equipment components.

Since your HVAC system is hidden out of sight, it may get neglected when it comes to cleaning. However, it’s important to realize that the nasty things lurking in your HVAC system can contribute to health problems. That’s just one reason why HVAC system cleaning is so important.

Scheduling AC Maintenance & Start Up as Buildings Return to “Normal”

April 21, 2020 by Michael Rosone | Last Modified: October 7, 2020

To our valued customers:

First and foremost, we hope you are safe, healthy, and navigating these unprecedented times with a sense of hope and optimism.

We would like to share some important information about startup and maintenance of your HVACR systems as you reopen your business and increase occupancy.

UPDATE: Cooling Tower Maintenance Checklist for NYC

June 11, 2020 by Michael Rosone | Last Modified: October 7, 2020

cooling tower maintenance requirements and best practices for NYC

Since the Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in New York City a few years back, there has been a great deal of concern and confusion about what’s required for proper cooling tower maintenance.

With many NYC buildings preparing to reopen after being unoccupied for months due to the COVID-19 outbreak, there is concern about making sure cooling towers are restarted safely and properly maintained prior to building occupation.

In this article, we’ll share an updated cooling tower maintenance checklist aligned with the current regulations.

HVAC & Indoor Air Quality Solutions for Better Health

July 16, 2020 by Michael Rosone | Last Modified: October 6, 2020

Are there indoor air quality solutions that can promote improved health, fewer employee absences and reduced insurance costs? By looking more closely at your indoor air quality and HVAC systems, you can offer your customers and employees an improved environment that will reap benefits for your business.

Indoor Air Quality in Office Buildings: Is It Time for Testing?

July 23, 2020 by Michael Rosone | Last Modified: October 6, 2020

There are many reasons business owners and employees might be concerned about indoor air quality in office buildings:

Stale and stuffy air
Too much humidity
Lingering odors
Mold starting to appear in damp spots
People suffering from health issues such as headaches, fatigue, nausea, respiratory issues, or skin problems while they are in the office
Concern about the spread of COVID-19, or talk about Sick Building Syndrome

Indoor air quality in office buildings affects everyone’s comfort and health. Business owners should also be concerned about the impact on productivity and their bottom line.

Preventive Maintenance Agreements

To our valued customers:

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