How an HVAC Design Consultant Can Save You Money

Most people believe that when HVAC equipment loses efficiency toward the end of its useful life it needs to be replaced. While years of wear and tear can do permanent damage to components, as long as parts are available and you have an experienced, knowledgeable HVAC engineer, you can extend the useful life of your equipment. New technologies and different commercial HVAC repair methods can also be a viable strategy that can infuse new life into your equipment without the significant expense of purchasing something new.

Regular, quality maintenance is the absolute best way to protect your equipment and ensure your system isn’t wasting energy due to substandard or faulty performance. Many times, this means a simple cleaning or adjustment. We follow the requirements laid out by the equipment manufacturers so your equipment gets the maintenance meant for that particular brand or model.

The engineers at Air Comfort understand the value that building automation can bring to any facility. These are cutting edge tools that not only give a facility manager precise control over the building, but it also provides quantitative analysis of how much energy the building has used over a given time. These systems can integrate HVAC with lighting systems, fire protection, and security systems to provide complete control, which leads to more efficient operations and lower building costs across the board.

A thorough energy audit and assessment of your energy usage, facility output, and HVAC-related spending practices is a crucial way to reduce how much it costs to run your system. We analyze how well your system circulates good-quality air through your facility and determine where its weak points lie. After we complete our audit, we show you how to maintain your HVAC system and keep it running efficiently. Air Comfort will show you what you need to know going forward.

The age of your HVAC system goes well beyond the date it was installed. It’s difficult to estimate a lifespan of a mechanical system if you are not trained to spot small imperfections and issues that can grow into larger, more expensive problems down the road. Our inspections can uncover leaks, improperly sealed ducts, and other potential issues. The best way to get the most lifespan from your equipment is to perform regular checkups by well-trained eyes.