Preparing A Restaurant For Winter

We found a helpful article from the WebstaurantStore website to help restaurant owners and managers prepare for the winter weather:



https://www.webstaurantstore.com/blog/1524/winter-is-coming-preparing-your-restaurant-for-colder-weather.html



Among the several tips is a suggestion to clean your kitchen's vent hoods for fire safety. If you need any help with your restaurant, QSR, commercial kitchen or other food business establishment in the North Texas area then you are welcome to contact us.



#restaurantowner #restaurantmanagement #restaurantbusiness #restaurantequipment #QSR #restaurantkitchenequipment

Commercial HVAC Damage Due To Heavy Rains

With the recent heavy rains in the area we wanted to find an article which offers helpful tips to protect your building from rain damage. This article has some useful suggestions for both inside and outside any commercial property:



https://www.mckenneys.com/2021/05/protect-your-commercial-property-from-heavy-rain-damage/



If you need any help with your commercial heating and cooling in the North Texas / DFW area then you are welcome to contact us. Happy Thanksgiving!



#commercialhvac #buildingmaintenance #propertymaintenance #propertymanagementproblems #commercialheating #hvacmaintenance #HVACTips #northtexasrealestate #dfwrealestate

Helping QSR Establishments Save Money On Energy Bills Each Month

We found a helpful article for restaurant owners and management, especially Quick Serve Restaurants (QSR) establishments. Since energy costs are a big part of a QSR's monthly expenses, this article offers some help on how to reduce energy bills each month:

https://facilityexecutive.com/five-ways-quick-serve-restaurants-can-save-money-on-energy/



If you need any help with your restaurant's or commercial kitchen's equipment in the North Texas / Texoma region then you are welcome to contact us.



#QSR #qsrs #restaurantequipment #restaurantkitchenequipment #restaurantbusiness #restaurantindustry

News Clip About Heating Systems When North Texas Weather Turns Cold

Even though this news clip from NBC 5 DFW is from a year ago, the content underneath the video listed some of the problems which many North Texas homeowners and building property managers & owners face when the weather turns cold quickly.

https://www.nbcdfw.com/weather/weather-connection/cold-front-pushed-north-texas-heating-systems-to-the-max/3158392/

From that link, "The biggest issues from residents include thermostats and motors not working, or issues with the heat strips on electric units. Both gas furnaces and electric heating systems were pushed to their limits during the cold front."

If you need any help with your heating and cooling system in Dallas Fort Worth and the North Texas / Texoma region then you are welcome to call (214) 326-0079 or email us.

#coldweather #hvacsystem #hvacrepair #texoma #northtexas #heatingandcooling #heatingsystems #dfw

Economic Impact Of Restaurant Equipment Breakdowns

We found a helpful article out of Canada about the economic impact to a restaurant when certain types of equipment have breakdowns. From the article, "A sudden and accidental equipment breakdown, if it includes property damage, business interruption and spoilage, can heavily burden a restaurant’s finances." Here is the link to the full set of examples:

https://www.munichre.com/hsbcanada/en/hsb-insights/restaurants-equipment-breakdown.html

If you have any need to maintain or repair your existing restaurant or commercial kitchen equipment in the North Texas area then you are welcome to contact us about your specific situation. Thank you.

#restaurantequipment #commercialkitchenequipment #restaurantmanagement

Fall HVAC Maintenance Tips For Commercial Buildings

We found a short, yet helpful article for property owners and managers titled, "Fall HVAC Maintenance Tips for Your Commercial Building":

https://www.openworksweb.com/blog/hvac-maintenance



If you need any heating & cooling help for your building in DFW / North Texas then you are welcome to contact us.

https://arctic-air-heating-and-cooling.business.site/

You also are welcome to ask us your HVAC questions so that we answer them in future updates. Thank you.



#commercialhvac #buildinghvac #commercialproperties #commercialheating #CommercialCooling #hvacmaintenance

Helpful Restaurant Maintenance And Safety Checklists Resource

We found a helpful article if you operate or manage a restaurant or commercial kitchen in the North Texas area. This article then links out to helpful checklists on topics such as health & cleaning, equipment maintenance and related topics:

https://www.touchbistro.com/blog/restaurant-maintenance-challenges/

#restaurantequipment #restaurantkitchenequipment #restaurantmanagement #commercialkitchenequipment

Energy Audits And HVAC After Extreme Weather

If you make decisions for any commercial building in North Texas, then this article from Facility Executive about energy audits after extreme heat might be of interest:

https://facilityexecutive.com/energy-auditing-101-rebounding-from-extreme-weather/

Should you need any help with your building's heating and cooling systems in the North Texas, Texoma, Northern DFW area then you are welcome to call us at (214) 326-0079.

#energyaudit #buildingmaintenance #heathvac #commercialhvac #commercialpropertymanagement

Tips On Choosing The Right Restaurant Kitchen Equipment

We found a helpful blog post with tips for those looking to open a new (or expand) restaurant or commercial kitchen. The post goes into some suggestions for how to choose the right equipment for your specific situation:

https://arctic-air-heating-and-cooling.business.site/



If you need any help in the North Texas, Texoma, or Northern Dallas Fort Worth region with your establishment's kitchen equipment (repairs, installation, maintenance, etc.) then you are welcome to contact us at 214-326-0079. Thank you.

#restaurantequipment #restaurantkitchenequipment #restaurantkitchen #restaurantowner #restaurantmanagement #texoma #northtexas

Tips For Fall Commercial HVAC Maintenance

We found a short yet helpful article from a HVAC company in Kansas. The article explains basic maintenance actions to take + why commercial HVAC maintenance during the fall can reduce the risks of heating problems later during a cold winter: 

https://arctic-air-heating-and-cooling.business.site/

If you need any help with your building's heating and cooling system in the North Texas / DFW / Texoma area then you are welcome to call us at (214) 326-0079. Thank you.

#hvacmaintenance #buildinghvac #commercialhvac #hvacsystems #northtexas #texoma

Commercial HVAC Units And Heavy Storms

Since there is a possibility of heavy rain coming this week to the North Texas / Texoma area, we found a helpful article from Facility Executive. It discusses the impact of storms on your building's HVAC unit at this link.

If you need any help with your commercial HVAC system then you are welcome to call us at (214) 326-0079.

#commercialhvac #hvacmaintenance #hvacservices #texoma #northtexas #buildingmaintenance

Restaurant Times Kitchen Equipment Maintenance Tips

We found some helpful tips about restaurant equipment maintenance from The Restaurant Times article:

https://www.posist.com/restaurant-times/restro-gyaan/restaurant-equipment-maintenance.html

If you need any help in the North Texas / DFW / Texoma region with the kitchen equipment inside your restaurant or commercial kitchen then you are welcome to contact us.

#restaurantequipment #restaurantkitchens #commercialkitchenequipment #commercialkitchens #texoma #graysoncounty #cookecounty

Restaurant Equipment Breakdowns

Regarding restaurant kitchen equipment breakdowns, we found an article which details some of the concerns for owners & management of food establishments:

https://www.accruent.com/resources/blog-posts/how-equipment-downtime-affects-restaurants

One section of that article reads, "Let’s take the example of a cooler breaking down. Your employees must spend time moving the food from the cooler to another location. That is, if the food is still safe to use and it does not need to be thrown away. Then, a manager has to delegate someone to clean the cooler before it starts to defrost, causing mold and mildew. This process alone can take hours to accomplish. Not to mention, you have a manager overseeing the broken cooler instead of overseeing day-to-day store operations, including serving customers. Of course, that is if you still have food to serve (depending on what food was thrown out from the faulty cooler)."

If you need any help with your restaurant's kitchen equipment - installation, repairs, replacements, or other maintenance - then you are welcome to contact us at (214) 326-0079.

#restaurantkitchenequipment #restaurantequipment #walkincooler #restauranthvac #northtexas #texoma

Helpful Season By Season Commercial HVAC Checklist

Even though the North Texas weather has seen record heat in recent days, we want you to remember that it will subside and that any building you own or manage will need to have proper maintenance on its HVAC system. We found a helpful season-by-season checklist with the benefits of maintaining your building's heating and cooling systems:

https://www.gofmx.com/blog/hvac-maintenance-checklist/



Contact us with your questions about your commercial HVAC system and needs for repairs, replacements, maintenance / tune ups, and more in the DFW and North Texas / Texoma region. Thank you.



#commercialhvac #buildinghvac #coolingsystem #texoma #northtexas #HVACmaintenance

Drought Planning Guide By CISA

We found a possibly useful resource from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) with the National Drought Resilience Partnership. It is a "planning guide" for drought and infrastructure, and it mentions HVAC on pages 3 & 4.

  https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/files/publications/Drought_and_Infrastructure_A_Planning_Guide_508c.pdf

Since the topics of drought and wildfires are in the news this may be of interest. If you need any help with your building's heating and cooling system (installation, repair, replacement, maintenance or tune-ups) in the North Texas (DFW / Texoma) area then you are welcome to contact us with your questions.

#droughtseason #CommercialHVAC #CommercialCooling #northtexas #hvacmaintenance #texoma

HVAC For Damp And Humid Buildings

We often get questions about "damp" buildings and air quality when we are contacted about a building's heating and cooling system. We found - on the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) website - an in-depth report titled "Damp Buildings, Human Health, and HVAC Design" which might be of help if you have a similar situation:

  https://www.ashrae.org/file%20library/technical%20resources/bookstore/dampbldgs-humanhealth-hvacdesign.pdf


If you need any help with your building's heating and cooling system in the North Texas / Texoma / Dallas Fort Worth area then please contact us.



#dampbuildings #humiditycontrol #buildingmaintenance #commercialhvac #commercialheating 

Commercial HVAC During Hot Drought Conditions

With the ongoing North Texas heat and lack of rain, we found a 2015 article (from the Refrigeration School) which still might have some application to you if you make decisions for any building.

https://www.rsi.edu/blog/hvacr/5-drought-management-solutions-in-hvac/

If you need any help with your building's heating and cooling system in North TX / DFW then you are welcome to contact us. 

#hvacdrought #commercialhvac #hvacsystem #heatingandcooling

About VRF For HVAC In North Texas

One of the new trends in the commercial HVAC industry is All-electric Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) technology. We found a helpful article from the Mitsubishi Electric Trane website which goes into more detail on this topic:

https://www.mitsubishicomfort.com/articles/what-is-all-electric-vrf-technology

If you make decisions for a commercial property in DFW / North Texas then you are welcome to contact us with your questions about your building's heating and cooling systems. Thank you.

#commercialhvac #commercialheating #commercialcooling #variablerefrigerantflow #vrf

Restaurant Kitchen Exhaust Fan Information

If you own / manage a restaurant or commercial kitchen then you may find this article helpful about exhaust fan: 

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/troubleshooting-your-restaurant-exhaust-fan-guide-fixing-bryan

Contact us if you need any help across the Texoma / DFW area with your restaurant's needs for kitchen equipment repair, maintenance and installation service. Have a wonderful Fourth of July tomorrow and safe travels if you will be away from home.

#restaurantkitchen #exhaustfan #Texoma #texasrestaurant #dentoncounty #cookecounty #graysoncounty #collincounty

Building Humidity Either Too High Or Too Low

 This article from the HVACR Career website in New York has some helpful information about buildings and humidity levels which are either too high or too low. From the article's section on humidity levels being too high, it reads:

"What happens when indoor humidity is too high?

High humidity slows the evaporation of sweat from the skin, which is how we regulate body temperature. When sweat does not evaporate as readily, we feel more hot and sticky than we do when the air is drier, even when the temperature is the same.

Yet feeling too hot is only one effect of high humidity. Here’s what else can happen as relative humidity levels rise:

Heat-related illnesses, including heat rash, muscle cramps, heat exhaustion and even heat stroke

Growth of mold spores, dust mites, and other allergens

Bacteria and viruses that cause respiratory infections can more easily multiply and spread in high humidity

Musty odors can linger in the space

Increased levels of VOCs, ozone, and other pollutants

Damage to building structures and finishes from moist air and condensation"

https://hvacrcareerconnectny.com/hvac-basics-indoor-humidity-and-hvac/

There is more information which could be of interest if you own or manage any building. Contact us if you need any help with your heating, cooling and humidity control levels for a building or restaurant in the North Texas region.

#highhumidity #toohumid #buildinghvac #commercialhvac #CommercialCooling #northtexasrealestate