At Robinson Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc., you have choices when it comes to a new commercial HVAC system installation for your business. Our technicians are trained in the installation of the most up-to-date equipment and prepared to solve any issues that might come up along the way. No matter what type of system you need installed at your commercial property, we can talk to you about the different products available.

Rooftop Units

Commercial rooftop units typically last between 10 to 15 years. Regular maintenance can help the system last as long as possible. Rooftop units will help you save space, as they don’t need to be placed on the ground along the side of your building. Rooftop units are also less disruptive, so your employees can concentrate throughout the day without hearing the system running. 

Split Systems

Split systems are common in homes, but can also work great in business settings. Split systems are when you have an air conditioner unit with the compressor and condenser outdoors, while inside your furnace, air handler, and evaporator coil. The two units work together to cycle air through ductwork throughout the building. These systems tend to last longer than packaged rooftop units because they aren’t constantly exposed to the elements outdoors. 

Boilers

Commercial boiler systems are used to heat up large buildings such as schools, churches, or retail stores. Boilers use gas or oil to heat up hot water or create steam. The steam or hot water is then circulated through a pipe system and reaches radiators or baseboard units to heat up the space.

Chillers

Chillers are a type of system that provides cool air for large spaces. When considering installing a chiller, you’ll be able to choose between water-cooled chillers and air-cooled chillers. These systems dehumidify the air and are very effective ways to cool down your space.

If you are considering having a new HVAC system installed at your property, take the time to consider the following:

• The quality of the system you are purchasing and how long it is expected to last.
• How often the system will be on, and how hard it will need to work.
• How efficient the system design is.
• The skills that will be needed to install and maintain the HVAC system.
• Where your climate zones are going to be located throughout the facility.

You want to be sure that the HVAC system you choose for your business is right for your space. Meet with a member of the team at Robinson Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. to talk about your options. You want to invest in a quality system, that also fits within your budget. 

Any large commercial HVAC system within your facility is going to be complex and should receive routine maintenance in order to continue running well. As the system ages, it is naturally going to become less efficient. Providing the system with regular maintenance is a great way to ensure that the system works as well as possible throughout its lifespan.