FAQs

Preventive maintenance is crucial as it minimizes unexpected system failures, lowers energy consumption costs, enhances the longevity of HVAC equipment, and contributes to better indoor air quality.

Commercial HVAC systems should undergo maintenance at least twice annually. For buildings with high sensitivity or continuous usage, quarterly servicing is recommended.

The typical lifespan of commercial HVAC systems ranges from 10 to 15 years. This duration can vary based on the quality of the system and the regularity of maintenance performed.

Replacement should be considered when the HVAC system exceeds 15 years of age, requires frequent repairs, causes increased energy bills, or fails to maintain desired temperatures consistently.