Frequently Asked Questions

Whether it’s a shower drain at home or a floor drain in the storeroom, there are many reasons your drain can clog. Over time, hair, food debris, grease, and other items deposited in the drain form a clog that must be cleared through mechanical or chemical means. The more material deposited into the drain, the greater the likelihood a clog will form.

Drips can occur when couplings come loose, hoses are punctured, or condensation forms. In most cases, small drips are easily corrected by tightening components, patching holes, or adjusting temperature settings on a cooling system.

Most home AC units last between 10 and 15 years. With regular care and strict adherence to maintenance schedules, it is possible to extend this life span.

Commercial refrigerant is potentially toxic and requires careful storage and handling to prevent damage to the container, degraded product quality, leaks, etc. Using a professional storage service helps protect your business, your employees, and your clients from harm. It also means that you don’t have to worry about compliance with EPA and other related regulatory standards because we take care of those for you.

Every commercial refrigeration and HVAC system is different. At a minimum, you will want to conduct regular service on your systems bi-annually. For best results, a monthly service call is advisable for most systems.

A trained HVAC technician can help you improve the efficiency of your heating and cooling systems. Often, simple adjustments and the performance of routine maintenance can achieve optimal efficiency.

Commercial refrigeration systems come in all shapes and sizes. From walk-in coolers and full-size freezers to chilled display cases and portable cabinets, a wide range of solutions is available for your needs. Our team will work with you to determine which cabinets, coolers, chillers, and other machines will help you achieve your desired business goals.

Commercial refrigeration systems come with several warranties that cover component failures and faults within the system. Our team works closely with clients to ensure that the repairs we provide meet your warranty requirements. We also provide thorough documentation for you to file a warranty claim with the manufacturer or your insurance provider.

Commercial refrigeration systems don’t stick to a schedule when it comes to breakdowns. Whether it’s 8 a.m. on a Monday or 9 p.m. on Christmas Eve, our trained HVAC technicians are available to perform the repairs your system needs.

You want to check the company’s accreditation, experience, and reputation. Make sure the company has a solid reputation with the BBB and request referrals from recent clients. It’s also vital to ensure that the technicians you hire have the skills and experience required to service your specific HVAC systems, commercial refrigeration units, plumbing systems, etc.