Why RTUs fail in Arizona
Roof temperatures exceed 160°. Belts, capacitors, contactors and economizer motors fail from heat and dust.
What a commercial PM visit covers
Coil cleaning, belt and bearing checks, electrical testing, refrigerant readings, economizer and control verification, filter changes.
Frequency
Quarterly for restaurants and high-load spaces; twice a year for offices.
After-hours service
We work nights and weekends so your doors stay open. See commercial HVAC.
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