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10th January 2024
The benefits of regular servicing for your commercial air conditioning system
As temperatures drop, it’s easy to neglect the maintenance of your commercial air conditioning system as the focus turns to heating your premises.
However, just like any other time of the year, your commercial air conditioning unit requires maintenance and attention to ensure it functions correctly.
At Enright Environmental, we understand the importance of regular servicing for commercial air conditioning systems. In this blog, we have provided a few reasons why upkeep is essential this time of the year and how our services are designed to ensure that your system functions optimally all year round.
Maintaining efficiency
Regular servicing during the year, and especially the winter, is essential for ensuring your air conditioning system operates at peak efficiency and delivers high-quality air to your indoor space.
Over time, dust, dirt, and debris can accumulate within the unit, affecting its performance. Hiring a professional team to conduct routine maintenance, helps to ensure that your commercial air conditioning continues to cool your premises effectively.
Cost-saving maintenance
Investing in routine servicing and maintenance has proven to be far more cost-effective and save your business money in the long run.
Professional preventative maintenance helps to identify potential issues or improvements that are required earlier – avoiding major breakdowns that might result in costly repairs or even unit replacement.
By taking the time to schedule maintenance, professional HVAC engineers will visit regularly to identify any issues or faults within the system. Not only does this safeguard your finances from the expenses that come with major repairs, but it also helps your business to remain compliant by taking care of faults before they cause serious issues within your system.
Legal compliance
For commercial establishments, regular air conditioning maintenance is not just for the comfort of customers, staff, and visitors, it is also for the compliance of health and safety regulations. In the UK, guidelines state that:
- All air conditioning systems with an effective rated output of more than 12kW must be inspected.
- The inspections must be no more than five years apart.
- Only air conditioning systems with an effective rated output of more than 12kW are affected by these regulations, but this includes a property with multiple systems with a combined output of 12kW.
Regular servicing ensures your air conditioning system meets the required standards and that your property is safe for occupancy.
Preventing sickness and odour
The accumulation of dust and dirt within your commercial air conditioning system has consequences beyond a decrease in efficiency, such as an increased risk of sickness and air pollution within the workplace.
When dust and debris build up within the components of your air conditioning system, it acts as a barrier that reduces airflow and reduces equipment efficiency. This issue not only affects the indoor air quality of your business but can also be harmful to the health of occupants.
The correct maintenance ensures that air flow remains uncongested and filters are cleared of debris that can cause these issues.
Enright Environmental commercial air conditioning servicing and maintenance
If you’re a business searching for a HVAC specialist to conduct maintenance, we can help!
Whether you own an office, hotel, retail unit or factory, we can maintain an air conditioning system which provides effective climate control and remains efficient throughout the year.
To schedule your servicing or to learn more about our maintenance services, contact our team today.
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