Commercial HVAC is important in South Florida because Florida gets some of the most extreme weather you can find across the US. Our intense seasons mean that controlling your commercial building’s indoor climate can be challenging year-round.

Without a modern, efficient commercial HVAC system, your space is likely to deal with uncomfortable humidity, inopportune temperature spikes, and even poor air quality.

These issues can quickly start impacting your facility’s inhabitants and any temperature-controlled product.

All in all, neglecting commercial HVAC needs can seriously cost you in more ways than one.

Signs that your business needs HVAC repair include:

• A spike in your energy bills, but no increase in HVAC system usage
• Unusual noises coming from the AC unit such as banging, clanking, or grinding
• Bad odors like a burning smell, mold, or mildew
• The temperature on your thermostat doesn’t seem to match the actual temperature
• You’re paying for HVAC repairs more and more often
• Hot spots and cold spots throughout your business
• Excessive humidity even when the AC is running

To choose the right HVAC system for your South Florida business, keep these factors in mind:

• Size and sq footage capabilities of the system
• Long-term cost savings of choosing an energy-efficient system
• Your building’s specific filtration and air quality needs
• Your budget for the system installation and ongoing maintenance

Most importantly, remember we here at All Pro Mechanical are happy to walk you through this entire process. When you need a new commercial HVAC system, we’ll get the full rundown of your space, your needs, and your budget.

From there, we’ll present you with every suitable option, plus the pros and cons of each. And you never have to worry about hidden fees—we’ll spell everything out in plain English.

Yes, it’s almost always worth investing in a smart thermostat for a commercial HVAC system. Some of the many advantages are:

• Maximizing your HVAC system’s efficiency
• Minimizing your HVAC operational costs
• Improving occupant satisfaction, health, and comfort
• Remote control, monitoring, and alert capabilities
• Integration with any other automation systems in your building

Data from the US Department of Energy shows that commercial and industrial spaces can save up to 40% on energy costs by upgrading to a more energy-efficient HVAC system.

But here in South Florida, the ROI is often even higher. This is because you’re likely running your AC for most—or even all—of the year, which isn’t necessary in other parts of the US.

If you’re thinking about upgrading your commercial HVAC system to something more efficient, get in touch with us. We’ll lay out all your options clearly (no hidden fees) so you can make a well-informed decision.