April 2, 2024
Preparing your HVAC systems for rising temperatures and humidity levels before summer heat arrives will help you control energy costs and improve system efficiency. Summer commercial utility bills are often the highest all year, especially in Sunbelt states such as Arizona and Texas where the heat index can soar to 120 degrees F and above. And when repairs are put off, your system becomes less efficient and more likely to break down.
"System preparedness is crucial toward minimizing the inconvenience of service interruption and potential system failure," says Rick Harvey, TD’s Service Sales Manager in Phoenix. What maintenance does Rick recommend?
TDIndustries’ highly skilled service technicians can support your efficiency and planned maintenance efforts today while keeping you up-to-date on the latest technology and upgrades to ensure your commercial buildings stay functioning at optimal comfort levels in years to come.
Interested in saving even more on energy costs? Check out the Federal Energy Management Program's purchasing tips for light commercial heating and cooling equipment.
Start saving and preparing now.
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