Most customers hardly notice the efforts that go into ensuring a commercial space is suitable for habitation.
As a business owner, it is your responsibility to install a commercial HVAC system that offers effortless, seamless comfort for your customers, clients, and employees.
Learning how to choose a commercial HVAC system will guarantee you years of hassle-free service. To choose your ideal system, consider the upfront cost. Even though most business owners opt for the cheapest systems, they can find, more affordable systems may lack sufficient power to cool your commercial space. They may be less energy-efficient and have a short lifespan. Paying a little more upfront cost may ultimately save you money and time. After factoring in installation costs, compare estimates to find your ideal system that fits your budget. An excellent commercial HVAC system should be energy-efficient. Energy efficiency will lower your energy consumption, reduce your energy footprint, and save you money from energy bills. Check your system’s HSPF and SEER figures to judge the energy efficiency of your commercial system model. These ratings are typically calculated by dividing the BTUs of cooling or heating energy generated by the kilowatt per hour consumed. The higher your system’s rating is, the more efficient it will be. Your ideal system should have a design and specs that match your commercial building. Consider the space to be heated or cooled per square footage, existing centralized ductwork, placement of your indoor and outdoor units, and whether you intend to use centralized thermostats or zone controls when choosing your specs and design of your commercial HVAC system.