Preventative Maintenance HVAC New Jersey, Pennsylvania & New York City

CK Control Temp - Preventative Maintenance

Preventative maintenance on your commercial HVAC and Building Automation/climate control systems is more important now than ever. Participating in preventative maintenance can save your company a significant amount of money, as preventing equipment failure is much more efficient and cost-effective than paying for emergency service calls.

Keeping up with preventative maintenance means ensuring the functionality of your entire HVAC system and reducing the chance of downtime at your business. Comfortable employees = productive employees, and productive employees = a successful business.

All of our preventative maintenance programs at CK Control Temp will keep your HVAC equipment operating at peak efficiency while keeping your overall operating costs to a minimum.

Let us maintain your equipment to keep it running at optimal performance

Why Do Preventative Maintenance?

In New Jersey, we experience some extreme swings from hot to cold weather, and that can put stress on your heating and cooling equipment, especially with commercial and industrial systems. HVAC expenses are some of the biggest that a facility owner faces, so it’s critical to protect your building’s investment through preventative maintenance.

Preventative maintenance ensures that your equipment is operating as it should, in the most efficient manner, and it can also extend the lifespan of your HVAC system. Regular tune-ups can save you money in the long run by cutting down on energy costs. Even if you have a high-efficiency system, it might not run as optimally as it could if you don’t get it properly and regularly maintained.

During the Maintenance Check

When our trained technicians come to your facility to carry out the maintenance check, they will complete a few tasks, including:

Checking refrigerant levels and checking for leaks
Cleaning all condenser coils to encourage proper air flow
Checking gas connections for leaks
Tightening all electrical connections
Lubricating all moving parts
Testing the thermostat/controls system to make sure it’s turning the system on and off correctly
Checking and/or replacing all air filters

In many cases, our technicians will make a point to stop into your facility in the spring for a tune up, then again in the fall to make sure the heating system is set up for the winter.