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Ensuring the comfort of your employees and customers is an often overlooked, part of owning a business. Providing a comfortable workspace can improve productivity and morale, leading to a more harmonious environment. However, heavy usage can take its toll on your HVAC system over time, leading to potentially costly repairs. While routine maintenance is an excellent way to keep your heating and air conditioning systems operating effectively, even well-maintained equipment can experience its share of problems. The guide below describes three of the most common commercial HVAC issues to keep in mind.

3 Common Commercial HVAC Issues

1. Dirty or Clogged Filters

If your HVAC unit isn't working to its full potential, the filters may be dirty or clogged. Over time, dust particles, dirt, and debris can collect in the air filters, causing the machine to work harder to compensate for the blockage.

Along with increased energy costs, poorly maintained filters can also add unnecessary wear on the heating and air conditioning systems, possibly reducing the life of the system. 

2. Thermostat Failure

air conditioning systemsIt's common to blame the system itself for issues with your heating and cooling; however, more often than not, your thermostat is to blame.

The thermostat, which is responsible for regulating the timing and amount of hot and cold air your system produces, can malfunction, preventing the HVAC system from working. What often seems like a costly system failure can typically be resolved quickly and inexpensively. 

3. Refrigerant Leaks

Refrigerant is a liquid coolant responsible for cooling and dehumidifying the air in the HVAC system. Leaks within the system will deplete refrigerant stores, causing the HVAC to blow out tepid or even warm air.

Like air filter clogs, when the HVAC is low on refrigerant, it’s forced to work overtime to make up for the lack of cooling, potentially leading to additional system failures and repairs down the road.

 

For repairs to your commercial heating and air conditioning systems, contact the professionals at All Temperature Systems in Waupaca, WI. Since 1955, their team of skilled technicians has provided high-quality installation and repairs, including routine maintenance as well as 24-hour emergency services. Contact them today at (715) 258-8501 for a quote, or visit them online to learn more about their services.

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