Commercial HVAC Installation: What You Need To Know

Getting a new HVAC system up and running correctly requires years of experience and training to do the job right. It’s much more than connecting a few pipes. We’ll make sure it’s installed to run at peak efficiency, saving you money on energy bills and prolonging the life of your new system.

Why is a commercial installation different than a residential?
HVAC systems are massive and require lots of room to accommodate equipment and pipes. Unlike a typical residential HVAC system, most commercial systems have been designed with additional mechanical elements to help in the installation. These additional elements can take some time and skill to properly install. How do I choose the right HVAC contractor to work with? Choosing the right contractor is one of the most important decisions you will make when it comes to installing a new HVAC system. While an HVAC contractor can technically do just about any type of work you need, we specialize in commercial installations. If you have specific questions or need a specific job to be done, reach out to us to set up a consultation or to get an estimate on the job.

What are the benefits?
Reduces reliance on air conditioning, saving money on energy bills. Eliminates furnace use, preserving energy in winter. Lowers operating costs. Increases indoor air quality. Cost and Installation Costs Construction contracts: The upfront cost of installing a HVAC system comes from contracts that specify the method of installation and the amount of materials that will be used. Materials such as insulation, hoses, ductwork and other electrical and mechanical components need to be bought or custom-ordered. The contract also specifies the length of the HVAC system and the frequency of the work to be done. The average contract size is 50 pages. Insulation and foundation: The initial cost for your HVAC system will include the cost of installation and insulation of the foundation.

Conclusion
Getting a new HVAC system installed isn’t cheap. However, there are options you can look into to make the upfront costs more palatable. By assessing your needs and expectations and choosing the best type of new system to meet them, you’ll be able to get the most out of the system without having to shell out thousands of dollars upfront.

Applied Air can come to your site and provide an assessment of how best to get your HVAC system operating at its best. This exercise alone could save your business thousands of dollars son an annual basis. One appointment can reduce your energy use. And we all know energy is becoming very expensive.

In any HVAC system its not only the blowing of air that is involved in keeping your office space comfortable. You may need servicing of water supply pipes that go your cooling units, or electrical works to power up your HVAC system. We provide servicing to all components of HVAC and are qualified to do so.