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As summer comes to an end and we gear up for cooler weather, now is the time to replace your old heating equipment. Most modern   HVAC systems   last an average of 15 years, and although replacing your heating equipment can be an investment, it’s essential to ensure your home heating system is in prime condition. Old heating equipment doesn’t run efficiently, resulting in higher monthly utility bills, and it may be negatively impacting your indoor air quality.  In this article, we’ll discuss some of the most important reasons why you should invest in a new home heating system, as well as how much you can expect to spend. If you have any questions or would like one of our  experienced HVAC technicians in NJ  to inspect your old heating equipment, please contact Tri-Tech today and we’ll be happy to help.  Should I replace my outdated heating equipment?  As mentioned above, the average life of a home heating system is around 15 years. If your HVAC unit is...

A packaged rooftop unit, called an RTU, is an   HVAC system   installed on the rooftop of a building. Many commercial buildings with flat roofs opt for RTUs because they don’t take up valuable space inside the building and are out of the way when they’re on the rooftop. They’re also can be very energy efficient and cheaper to run than other HVAC systems.  RTUs are often described as an HVAC system in a box, because all the heating and cooling components are packaged together into one unit, making it easier to set up, access, and maintain. As with other types of HVAC units, RTUs need regular maintenance to keep them running efficiently and safely to maximize their lifespan. Why Regular RTU Maintenance Matters Neglected RTUs can result in expensive problems that disrupt your business. An RTU breakdown is especially inconvenient during the summer or winter, when heating and cooling is essential. Regular RTU maintenance can find and prevent a range of problems, including: Lea...

                                            Does your building have old, run-down heating equipment? Now that summer is here and you’re most likely not using your heating system, it’s the perfect time to upgrade your HVAC unit and replace it with something more energy efficient. While replacing your building’s heating equipment can sound like a daunting task, the help of a trusted technician will have your new HVAC system installed in no time. It’s time to replace your heating system, if you’re… Letting your HVAC system run at full blast, 24/7. If your heating equipment is running at full power and it still isn’t getting warm enough, your unit either needs repairing or replacing.  Spending too much money on heating costs. One great reason to upgrade is newer HVAC units are much more energy efficient, providing better heating at lowe...

As a building operations manager, deciding whether to repair or replace your commercial HVAC system could be one of the biggest decisions you make all year. HVAC systems are largely invisible yet play such a vital role in the comfort and health of those who use the building, and with 30% of commercial building energy consumption going towards maintaining this comfort, breakdowns in equipment can seriously affect your bottom line. Here are some tips on how to decide whether to repair or replace your HVAC system, from our  commercial HVAC company in NJ . Have your system inspected:  A professional inspection can tell you a lot about the condition of your commercial HVAC system and these inspections can easily fall by the wayside if the units are in a hard-to-access area. If you have a periodic maintenance scheduled, ask the team to inspect rooftop units as well to save time. Check your records:  Your records should have information on the date of the original insta...

A commercial HVAC system that works properly, keeping the air in your building filtered, flowing and at the right temperature is essential for everything from health and comfort to productivity. A malfunctioning or broken system is the opposite, causing great discomfort at the very least and a complete shutdown at worst. Here are some signs from an experienced  commercial HVAC contractor  that will ensure you get repairs done quickly and keep your building open for business. Noise:  Buzzing, clanking and clicking noises shouldn’t be considered normal sounds for a commercial HVAC system, and can indicate serious problems are around the corner. This includes air bubbles in the refrigerant line from a leak or leaks, a failing air handler, or other serious issues – and the longer you wait for repairs, the more your system will deteriorate. Increased operating costs:  It’s normal to have some fluctuation in your HVAC operating costs as the seasons change, but you...