With proper upkeep, your commercial HVAC system can last approximately 15 years. However, heating and cooling technology is constantly evolving, which means your stock HVAC system won’t be able to compete with modern equipment after it’s a few years old. Enter HVAC retrofitting, a cost-effective alternative to a full system replacement that delivers improved performance and reduced operating costs. HVAC retrofitting ensures your heating and cooling system meets your company’s needs while maximizing equipment lifespan. Here’s everything you need to know.

As a property owner or business leader, you know that even minor plumbing issues can quickly escalate into major (and costly) problems. These issues can disrupt your business operations, lead to extensive repairs, and hurt your bottom line. Regular plumbing inspections are the most effective ways to prevent these problems. That’s because they can help identify leaks and blockages. Your inspection team will also ensure that your plumbing systems are working as they should.

Maryland businesses are preparing for the coldest months of the year, where average daily temperatures range from 28-45 degrees Fahrenheit. As winter approaches, you need to make sure your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are ready. Otherwise, you could face increased utility bills and underperformance. The question is, which energy-saving HVAC upgrades are a worthwhile investment? Here are some practical options to help your commercial property stay efficient and warm through the cold months.

Have you gotten your commercial HVAC system ready for the cooler weather yet? There’s still time to finish winterizing HVAC components so you can mitigate the risk of damage and maintain efficiency. Don’t settle for “good enough” — make sure that you’ve protected your essential heating and cooling equipment. Here’s everything you need to know about winterizing HVAC systems.