Why Partner With a Full-Service HVAC Company?

If your contractor offers comprehensive HVAC services, that means they do many different things extremely well. They offer services such as:

• HVAC Design-Build: Design-build services, also known as design and engineering, are when your contractor designs a new HVAC system for you from scratch. Once they design and engineer the system, they install, inspect, and commission it. This service allows you to get a new HVAC system that’s customized for your facility’s needs.
• Ductwork Services: Your ductwork ventilates your entire building, so it needs to carry the right amounts of air to keep your facility healthy and comfortable for occupants. Your contractor’s ductwork services should include design, fabrication, and installation. These services keep your facility well ventilated throughout the year.
• HVAC Retrofit: Sometimes, the technology in your HVAC system becomes outdated. That’s when your contractor comes in to perform an HVAC retrofit. They determine which system components need newer counterparts and then replace the outdated ones with new parts.
• Preventative Maintenance: HVAC preventative maintenance services keep your HVAC system running smoothly. They ensure that your heating and cooling systems work well together and that your ductwork ventilates air effectively.
• Emergency HVAC Services: Sometimes, your HVAC system breaks down. Your contractor provides emergency services to resolve those breakdowns and other sudden problems quickly. These services prevent your facility and business from dealing with downtime in the wake of a major HVAC problem.
• Climate Control: Climate control services go beyond basic thermostat installation and control. These services integrate new technologies into your HVAC system to improve your facility’s indoor air quality (IAQ) and temperature control capabilities.

When you partner with a full-service contractor like Service Unlimited, your contractor handles every HVAC issue that arises in your system. That means they learn all the ins and outs of your system and already understand how your system works within your facility. Your full-service contractor always has a solution to many different HVAC problems because it’s their job to understand and provide many different HVAC services. They may even send the same HVAC technician to perform HVAC repairs and maintenance. When the same technician or set of technicians works on your HVAC system for years on end, they learn about all the large and small aspects of your system. For example, they learn the relationship between your facility’s indoor and outdoor HVAC units. You don’t get the same depth of knowledge with multiple contractors that you do with a full-service contractor.

If you use multiple contractors for different HVAC services, none of those contractors ever fully understand your HVAC system and its role in your building’s operations. One contractor may understand how your air conditioner was installed, but not know much about your heating system. Developing a long-term relationship with one contractor allows you to receive comprehensive HVAC service and maintenance for years to come.