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If you look outside, the weather is still warm and sunny with fall only just beginning to creep into people’s minds – and that’s the ideal time to start preparing your building for the cold months ahead. Heating puts significant demands and stresses on HVAC equipment and commercial boiler systems, and different fuel sources require a different strategy to preventative maintenance and startup to ensure that your system runs smoothly and reliably through the winter. Here are some insights from local commercial HVAC contractors in New Jersey. Types of Commercial Heating Systems Natural gas heating – This is the most common type of heating in the USA as it is generally affordable and widely available. Oil heating – This is common in the Northeast USA where there is far less infrastructure for piping natural gas. Electric heating – This is common in areas where access to natural gas is limited and where electricity is competitively priced. Geothermal heating – Heat pump

Well-functioning commercial heating systems are the lifeblood of your building, whether you’re running a hotel, apartment building, resort or office building. These systems are expensive to repair and replace, and downtime can do irreparable damage to your brand and reputation, so it’s important to ensure that they run at optimal efficiency for many years in order to keep operational costs down and profits up. So, what’s the secret? It’s Simple: Regular, Professional Maintenance  Businesses with commercial heating systems and domestic hot water systems have two central goals regarding these systems – that they are reliable and cost-effective to run. Regular maintenance by commercial heating systems professionals is the single most effective way to achieve both these goals at the same time. According to this study , this type of maintenance can save HVAC energy costs by 5-40% depending on your HVAC system and its application – yet around 55% of companies let their HVAC system