Commercial
January 20, 2025
4 min read
Keep your commercial HVAC running efficiently with this maintenance checklist — what you can do yourself and what needs a pro.
By Energy Solutions — Family-run in Antioch since 1998
Check and change filters on accessible units
Walk the roof or mechanical room for water, oil, or debris
Verify thermostat schedules match occupied/unoccupied hours
Belt and bearing inspection
Coil cleaning
Refrigerant charge verification
Amp draw on motors and compressors
Economizer damper operation
Full electrical inspection and torque check
Combustion analysis on gas units
Ductwork inspection for leakage
Controls and BMS calibration
Yes — filter changes are safe for trained staff on accessible units. For rooftop units without safe roof access, keep it on the PM contract.
Once a year at minimum. Restaurants and businesses near freeways or landscaping should go twice a year — grease and pollen destroy coil efficiency.
Family-run HVAC in Antioch since 1998. EPA-certified technicians. BBB-accredited. Authorized Bryant dealer. 10-year manufacturer warranty on every install. We'll come out, look at your system, and tell you straight what's going on — repair, service, or replacement. No pressure, no upsell.
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