Discover how a quality commercial services team can help keep you in business.

Preventative maintenance and commercial services aren’t going to be the first things you think about when you close on a new building space…but they should be. Here’s a few reasons why:

• Safety. They say it comes first for a reason. You want to ensure your employees, tenants and customers aren’t in any danger.
• Liability. This is also related to safety because you may be on the hook if things go wrong. What if someone slips on algae-slick floors? Or, faulty wiring ignites your basement? It could all be on you. Check your local regulations to learn more.
• Discomfort is bad for business. If your air conditioner quits on the hottest day of the year, your customers may go elsewhere. Ensure your systems are in tip-top shape, and keep your doors open year-round.

What Kinds of Things Should I Get Checked?

First and foremost, don’t ignore a potential problem. Whether you see a crack in the wall, an unusual algae build-up, or get a report something is “acting weird,” get an expert opinion. It may be difficult for you to tell what’s serious and what can wait, so it’s better to consult a pro.

You should also get your HVAC system inspected at least twice a year. It’s one of the single greatest contributors to customer and employee comfort, and regular maintenance prevents costly repairs, system downtime, and premature replacement. Plus, inadequate heating and ventilation can lead to a smelly environment. And no one wants to shop (or work!) in a place reeking of mildew.

In Need of a Commercial Services Pro?

Then give the Climate Control team a call. We know proper HVAC system operation is key to any successful venture, especially during our South Carolina summers. If you’re in need of quality commercial services for your business, contact our team today.