Air Conditioning
In most office environments, there is a constant struggle to keep all the building occupants comfortable, and thereby productive. Has anyone ever been sitting in an office space where one person is too cold, one is too warm, and a third (probably the facility manager) feels nice and comfortable?
Having a well-functioning office air conditioning system is a necessity. Not only for maintaining the comfort and productivity of a building’s occupants, but for reducing emergencies and downtime, conserving energy costs, and extending the life of your critical equipment.
Some best practices include:
- Implementing a proactive preventative maintenance program
- Upgrading your temperature controls
- Balancing your HVAC system to insure proper airflows
- Periodic Duct Cleaning
We all know what happens to employee productivity when the office gets too hot or too cold. If you don’t recall (and don’t mind being very unpopular for a while), turn off the air conditioning on a hot summer day and see how much work gets done.
For building owners consider this: in a study conducted by BOMA (Building Owners and Managers Association), it was reported that when a commercial tenant experiences more than three interruptions of heating or air conditioning service in a year, there is a 56% probability that they will not renew their lease.
Our experts will ensure your commercial air conditioning operates as it was intended. We believe you have enough to worry about without worrying about the air conditioning system in your building.
Contact Danforth today for more information on Commercial Air Conditioning in Buffalo, Rochester, and Niagara Falls.