You are going about your regular everyday business in your store when catastrophe hits; your old commercial heating unit suddenly quits working. In the middle of a cold day, this can be a serious blow to your business, so you probably are not going to want to shut down the store. While your options may be limited in situations like this because customers are not going to stick around if the store is freezing, there are a few things you can do while you wait on a commercial HVAC service to arrive.
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So, you forgot to cover your heat pump this winter. Or maybe a late season snowstorm caught you off guard and now you have snow and ice inside your heat pump. Of course, you can wait for the snow to melt, but it's probably better to get rid of it as soon as possible and cover your pump to protect from any further storms. It is always better to keep your heat pump covered whenever you aren't using it, but accidents do happen.
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Just because it's the end of the winter season doesn't man that you should just stop doing any maintenance on your furnace. At the end of the season you should button up your furnace to ensure it is in good working order when you need it for the next cold weather season. You'll also need to do a few things prior to the warm weather season when you'll be using your air conditioner.
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The heating, air conditioning and ventilation (HVAC) system is a critical component of any commercial facility. If you don't have a working HVAC system, you'll find that it's nearly impossible to appease your customers. Because your HVAC system is going to play such an essential role in determining whether or not you're able to create a comfortable indoor environment, you should give special attention to the type of unit that you select.
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When most people think of heating issues, they automatically assume the problem is with the furnace itself. While this is common, it isn't the only cause of heating problems. Sometimes, the issue is with the actual thermostat -- the device on the wall you use to control the heat settings on your furnace. Fortunately, thermostat issues are usually an inexpensive and quick fix. Read on to learn more about what can go wrong with your thermostat.
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