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.

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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.



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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.

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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.



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