Commercial Replacement
Whether it’s a red-alert, emergency or planned system replacement, Classic Heating and Air has you covered when it comes to commercial equipment replacement. We keep many package units and RTU’s in stock ready to install and those we don’t are merely a phone call away thanks to our local American Standard distributor. Our guarantee to you is that from the curb adapter to the crane, from the controls to the comfort, our commercial department gets the job done right every time!
Just like our residential department brethren, we offer only the best of the best American Standard light commercial equipment for commercial AC installation. Ranging from 3-25 tons and 13-17.5 SEER, we have the flexibility to meet all your needs and the manpower to do it very quickly. So spread the word to your shoppers, diners, students, employees and anyone who walks through your door, “We’re open and ready for business thanks to Classic Heating and Air!”
FAQ:
Besides performance, you may also look for a solution that can cover your entire office building. VRV has a single condenser that supports multiple evaporators. Thus, you can implement it all over your medium or large commercial space.
Most often it is more cost effective to replace certain components rather than replacing the entire system. Your professional HVAC technician will advise you on the best route when it comes to repairing your heating and cooling system.
From ductwork to thermostat settings, there’s a complete list of things that a service provider considers during the installation. The time of commercial HVAC installation depends on the size of your organization.
Installation in a small office space may be accomplished in one day while installing HVAC in a multi-floor building may take up to 7 days. You must hire a professional HVAC company to experience the least hassles during the installation.
Even if you have that knowledge, you may still lack the professional resources used during the replacement. So, it’s always a great idea to call an HVAC company like Classic Heating and Air instead of replacing the HVAC yourself.
If we expand it further, the main unit cost around $3,000-$5,000, installation labor of $1,000-$3,000, and ductwork of $2,000-$5,000.
Like residential HVAC systems, the cost of a commercial HVAC system also depends on the size and type of equipment. The higher the HVAC tons, the higher the price, and the larger the building size, the higher the installation cost.
A compressor of a well-maintained HVAC could provide many years of service.
However, if you fail to maintain your commercial HVAC, the life of the compressor may reduce to 8-10 years. You must schedule commercial HVAC maintenance once a year to get the expected results from compressors.