Corporate Mechanical Contractors, Inc. (“CMC”) has been a service provider to The Runnels Schools, Inc. (“Runnels”) for over twelve-years. During this time, CMC has provided various levels of preventative maintenance coverage, repair/replacement services, and most recently, worked with Runnels in securing available grant funds to replace $700,000 in HVAC equipment damaged by the August 2016 flood.
5 Signs Commercial HVAC System Needs Repair or Replacement Diagnosing the status and health of the HVAC systems in your commercial building may be the job of a qualified contractor. However, you can still detect if your HVAC system is having problems by observing its performance and other factors. Here are the 5 signs commercial HVAC […]
An HVAC system failure is at best inconvenient, and at worst can completely halt operations—or lead to damages beyond your HVAC system. For example, if your heat goes out your plumbing lines could freeze and burst. Below is a closer look at why HVAC systems fail, and the proactive steps you can take to all […]
There are only a handful of things that will cause your HVAC system to fail. As you can see in the list below, some you can not do much about, but the most frequent you can avoid. Extreme Age Once your equipment gets so old part is no longer available for replacement, you will need […]
Business needs change almost constantly. When those changing needs include your building layout things can get tricky. How do you turn a storage room into additional office space? More than likely you would need to add air conditioning to the new space since storage rooms do not typically have enough heating or cooling to keep […]
Zero breakdown does not mean parts will never fail. It means parts will not surprise you by failing unexpectedly. A zero breakdown system allows for the repair and/or replacement of parts over time. Zero downtime is an attempt to never be faced with the add-on costs a surprise failure carries with it. Like the cost […]
Since 1986 I have been helping building owners with their heating and air conditioning systems. During that time, I almost always was asked, “How fast can you respond to emergencies?”. Most building owners and managers are thinking about service in terms of the traditional contractor’s approach rather than a service provider’s approach. There is no […]
On the surface we could say reliability, is the length of time a thing provides the functionality it was designed to provide divided by the amount of time it is unable to. If the item in question is broken, we know for certain it has failed and is not providing the functionality. However, there are […]
