Preventative Maintenance

We offer preventative maintenance contracts to commercial property owners, landlords, major food chains, and restaurants.

Why Schedule Regular Preventive Maintenance?

  • Keeps your HVAC systems running at peak efficiency.

  • Reduces the risk of unexpected breakdowns and costly equipment failures.

  • Minimizes the need for future repairs.

  • Enhances safety for you, your employees, and your customers.

  • Extends the lifespan of your systems.

  • Lowers your utility bills through improved energy performance.

  • Promotes better indoor air quality for a healthier environment.

What’s included in a Preventive Maintenance Appointment?

During your AC and heating maintenance, our HVAC technician will:

  • Check refrigerant levels and inspect for leaks.

  • Clean condenser coils to ensure proper air flow.

  • Tighten all electrical connections and inspect system belts.

  • Check gas connections for leaks.

  • Lubricate all moving parts to reduce wear and tear.

  • Test and calibrate thermostats for accurate temperature control.

  • Replace all filtration to ensure optimal performance.

Proactive Replacements and Installations:
Your technician will also identify any broken, worn, or failing components. We will communicate any concerns found during inspection and provide recommendations. Maximizing the life-span of your equipment is our top priority.

This proactive approach helps ensure that all parts of the system are working together properly and not causing strain on the more complex parts of the system, which could lead to major system failures and emergency repairs.

Refrigeration Maintenance

At Temperature Engineering, we understand how critical reliable refrigeration is to your business, restaurant, or property operations. That’s why we offer expert routine refrigeration maintenance helping you avoid costly breakdowns, improve energy efficiency, and extend the life of your equipment.
During your maintenance appointment, our technicians will:

  • Inspect and clean filtration systems to maintain clean, efficient airflow.

  • Clear and blow out drain lines to prevent clogs and water damage.

  • Check cabinet temperatures to ensure optimal cooling performance.

  • Inspect belts and exhaust hoods for wear and proper operation.

  • Clean make-up air filtration systems for better air quality and system efficiency.

With regular maintenance, you can count on fewer emergencies, lower energy bills, and longer-lasting equipment — giving you peace of mind and protecting your bottom line.