You rely on your commercial heating and air conditioning system to keep the work environment comfortable and safe for employees without putting your budget in the red. Staying on top of preventive maintenance tasks is key to ensuring the reliable, efficient operation of your system. However, even well-maintained systems require attention from time to time. What causes
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Time for a Commercial HVAC Tune-Up? Don’t Forget This
Time for spring HVAC maintenance? To ensure your commercial heating and cooling system will run reliably throughout the summer, you will have to tackle a long preventive maintenance checklist. When managing your system’s preventive maintenance needs, make sure you don’t overlook these key tasks. Some tasks are easily handled by your in-house maintenance crew, while
Read MoreR22 Phaseout: What the 2020 Phaseout Means for Your Business
Pondering system replacement? The phase out of R22 next year should be an important factor in your decision to invest in a new HVAC unit. If your system is leaking refrigerant, this decision is critical. To avoid the need for unexpected replacement during high cooling season, keep these things in mind: R22 Refrigerant Becomes Illegal
Read MoreSpring Allergies: Is Your Employees’ Productivity Affected?
Are you and your employees eagerly awaiting the arrival of spring? After a long, wet winter, warmer and dryer spring weather is welcome. However, along with welcoming the weather, there is the potential for inviting in spring weather problems. As trees, flowers, and grass begin budding, pollen will quickly spread, bringing the misery of sneezing,
Read MoreNew to Dehumidifiers? FAQs & Answers
New to the realm of dehumidifiers? Whether you’re trying to decide if a dehumidifier is necessary, determine the best type of dehumidifier for your pool room, or learn the basics of dehumidifier operation, H&H Commercial Services has you covered. Pool Room Dehumidification Systems Frequently Asked Questions Do I Need a Dehumidifier for My Indoor Pool
Read MoreHow Much is Poor Indoor Air Quality Costing Your Business?
As cold and flu season reaches its end, it’s easy to believe the worst of employee ‘sick days’ are behind you. As the warmer weather makes its way in, however, spring allergies are on the horizon, affecting workers not only outdoors, but inside work facilities where air quality can be 2-5-times worse than the air outside.
Read MoreHumidity Issues that Plague Indoor Pools in Hotels
Indoor swimming pools are a coveted hotel feature, enhancing your hotel property and attracting guests year-round. However, as HVAC contractors know, the indoor pool environment is quite persnickety, requiring a high level of maintenance and steadfast care. When not kept in optimal condition with proper ventilation and dehumidification, many issues can arise that detract from
Read MoreHeating Large Office Buildings – How to Control Energy Costs
Are your commercial heating and cooling habits taking a bite out of your bottom line? The winter heating season can be an especially costly time for many business owners and operators. Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning account for 28% of the electricity consumed in American office buildings, and a whopping 86% of natural gas consumption.
Read MoreCommon Sources Of Indoor Air Quality Problems Effecting Your Business
Concerned indoor air quality (IAQ) issues are effecting your business? Commercial HVAC service companies hear a lot about air quality in the workplace these days, with employees frequently speculating as to whether the indoor environment in which they spend so much of their time is effecting their health. Basic Factors You Should Know Surrounding IAQ
Read More6 Things You Need to Know About Commercial HVAC Regulations
Commercial HVAC regulations are changing. Do you know how these changes will impact your business? Commercial HVAC mechanical contractors in Philadelphia are becoming increasingly aware many business owners remain woefully in the dark. Why the Push? Commercial businesses consume a whopping 41% of power produced in the U.S. for heating, cooling, lighting, and appliances/electronics, with
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