A scheduled visit costs far less than a rooftop unit failing on the hottest day of the year. We set up a preventive maintenance plan priced by the number of units at each location.
Available in: Winchester & Wilmington, and Norfolk from January 2027
Commercial heating, cooling and refrigeration from our Norfolk branch starts January 1, 2027. Until then, our Norfolk team is here for commercial plumbing, drains, gas lines and boilers. Call the Norfolk office with any questions.
Most commercial HVAC breakdowns start as a dirty coil, a clogged drain or a weak capacitor that a maintenance visit would have caught.
A commercial HVAC maintenance plan puts your heating and cooling equipment on a schedule. Each visit, our technicians clean and check the parts that wear out, so small problems are fixed before they turn into a shutdown, an after-hours call or a failed unit.
Plans are priced by the number of units at each location, so you pay for the equipment you have. Most buildings are checked before cooling season and again before heating season. Kitchens and hard-working rooftop units may need more.
Filters changedBetter airflow
Coils cleanedLower running costs
Condensate drains clearedNo leaks or shutdowns
Electrical parts testedCapacitors and contactors
Refrigerant and temperatures checkedLeaks found early
Belts, motors and controlsWear caught earlyThe same checklist on every unit, so nothing gets skipped.
Coils cleaned, refrigerant and temperatures checked, condensate drains cleared, and electrical parts tested.
Burners, heat exchanger, igniter and safety controls inspected, or the heat pump's defrost and backup heat tested.
Filters changed, belts and motors checked, and photos and notes for each unit after the visit.
The Blue Duck Club is our membership for homes, with two seasonal tune-ups a year. Commercial maintenance plans are set up for your building and priced by the number of units.
From the first walkthrough to the visits after.
We visit, list every unit at each location and note its age and condition.
Priced by the number of units at each location, with what each visit covers.
Sign off on the plan, and we book the first visits.
Booked ahead and timed around your hours, before cooling and heating season.
Photos and notes for each unit after every visit.
Anything we find gets a written price before we fix it.
A written plan, priced by the number of units at each location.
Both work. Here's what each one costs you over time.
Nothing to pay up front. But emergency calls, lost business and shorter equipment life add up, and breakdowns tend to land on the busiest days.
Small fixes before they grow, records for every unit, and fewer surprises.
Priced by the number of units, so you know the cost for the year.
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Call your local branch to set up a walkthrough and a written plan.
Price, frequency and what's included.
By the number of units at each location. We visit first, list every unit, then give you a written plan with what each visit covers.
Most buildings are checked twice a year: before cooling season and before heating season. Restaurants and hard-working rooftop units can need more frequent filter changes and coil cleaning.
Filters changed, coils and condensate drains cleaned, refrigerant and temperatures checked, electrical parts tested, and the heating side inspected for safety. You get photos and notes for each unit.
The plan covers the scheduled maintenance. If we find something that needs fixing, you get a written price before we do the work.
In Winchester, yes. Walk-ins, reach-ins and ice machines can be added to a Winchester maintenance plan. Refrigeration add-ons aren't offered in Wilmington or Norfolk yet.
No. The Blue Duck Club is our membership for homes. Commercial maintenance plans are set up for your building and priced by the number of units.
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