Here’s what most facility managers don’t realize: commercial HVAC systems need attention two to four times per year, not once. The frequency depends on your equipment type, how many hours it runs, and your building’s specific demands. Rooftop units and package systems in Bexar County typically need quarterly maintenance to handle the constant workload Texas weather demands.
During maintenance visits, our technicians inspect and service components that residential systems don’t even have. We’re checking multiple thermostats, zone controls, larger coils, more complex ductwork, and commercial-grade components that residential techs rarely encounter. A thorough commercial maintenance visit includes testing performance, cleaning critical components, checking electrical connections, measuring refrigerant levels, inspecting belts and motors, and documenting everything so you have a clear record of your system’s health.
The businesses that skip regular maintenance end up paying for it later through higher energy bills, more frequent repairs, and shorter equipment life. A maintenance contract gives you scheduled service at convenient times, priority response when you do need repairs, and predictable costs instead of budget-busting surprises. Most importantly, it gives you detailed reports showing exactly what was checked, what was found, and what you should watch for—no surprises, no emergency repairs for problems that could have been caught early.