Avoiding Your Building's HVAC Failure During Hot Summer Months

If you make decisions for building operations then this article (from Facility Source) titled "Avoiding HVAC Failure In Summer Months" offers some helpful tips:  

https://arctic-air-heating-and-cooling.business.site/posts/6827190961101103653?hl=en
 
Here is an excerpt from the article, " For a building that is in an area that typically experiences 90-degree weather in the summer, a heat wave that drives the outside temperature over 100-degrees can have detrimental effects. Why? Because the building is simply not insulated to handle that type of heat. Higher outdoor temperatures can make an HVAC unit work overtime, which can strain the unit  and cause failure especially if it is not properly taken care of through scheduled preventative maintenance. The more strain a unit experiences, the higher chance of complete failure."

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

Employee Safety During Times Of Extreme Heat

If you make decisions for buildings and employees then this article might be of interest regarding worker safety during extreme heat like we are experiencing:  https://arctic-air-heating-and-cooling.business.site/posts/213158406944097234?hl=en

If you are in the DFW/North Texas/Texoma area and need any help with your building's (or shop's) heating and cooling then contact us today. We can help you with design, installation, replacement, repairs and maintenance / tune-ups. Thank you and stay safe with this weather.

Tips For Sizing And Choosing A New HVAC System For Your Building

If you are considering installing a brand new, or upgrading an existing, commercial HVAC system for your building then we found some helpful tips to consider. These can help you save time to install, save money, and possibly prevent many unexpected problems in the future. https://www.arcticairhc.com/sizing-a-commercial-hvac-system/

Contact us today if you need any kind of commercial heating and cooling system help for your building in Collin County (Allen, McKinney, Frisco, etc.), Cooke County (Gainesville and nearby), Denton County (Lewisville, Corinth, etc.) or Grayson County (Sherman, Denison, Whitesboro, Pottsboro, etc.). We look forward to talking with you soon about your specific HVAC needs.

Rooftop Commercial HVAC And Crane Safety

 

If you make decisions for any new building's design or converting an existing building, then you may find this article we found to be helpful. It is titled "5 CRANE SAFETY TIPS FOR INSTALLING COMMERCIAL ROOFTOP HVAC EQUIPMENT." The article starts off by saying, "Cranes are essential for completing the construction of most commercial buildings, especially when it comes to installing the HVAC equipment. Most commercial buildings, regardless of use or design, rely on massive metal heating and cooling units that can weigh thousands of pounds each. And these heavy objects often go on the roof of the building, which requires a crane to install.

If you use a full-size crane to install HVAC equipment, you need to be aware of some safety risks specific to this kind of HVAC work. Make sure your team stays safe during crane operation by following all of these important tips.​"

 

You may read the entire article and tips here: https://arctic-air-heating-and-cooling.business.site/posts/8077067931789373055?hl=en

 

 

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

 

Extreme Heat Safety Resource

With the recent intense hot weather, we hope that this resource can help you prevent heat-related illness:

https://arctic-air-heating-and-cooling.business.site/posts/7908544996869134258?hl=en
 

If you need any help with your home's or building's cooling system in Collin, Cooke, Denton or Grayson County then call us at (214) 326-0079. Thank you and please stay safe during this hot weather.

Tips To Stay Cool In The Office If The AC Stops Working

 

With the hot weather we have been experiencing in recent days, there is a risk that you might be at an office building, restaurant or store when the air conditioning stops working. Should that happen then you know that it could make for a miserable rest of the day!

We found an article with a few possibly helpful tips to make the rest of your work day a little bit less challenging, so consider these in addition to whatever measures you already know how to do. If you make decisions for any office building, store, restaurant or other building with commercial HVAC then call us today at (214) 326-0079. We can help you with repairs, installations, and tune-ups in the North Texas/Texoma region.

https://arctic-air-heating-and-cooling.business.site/posts/2061730622833537367?hl=en

Energy Savings And EER Ratings At 95 Degrees

We found a guide from Energystar.gov titled "A Guide to Energy-Efficient Heating and Cooling". It covers many topics and ways to save money on energy bills for homes and offices. With this week's degree temperatures possibly reaching the mid-90's the wording "EER measures how efficiently a cooling system will operate when the outdoor temperature is at a specific level (95 degrees F)," seemed appropriate to share.

If you have any needs for repairs, replacements, installation or maintenance for your home's or building's HVAC system in the North Texas area then call us today at (214) 326-0079. Thank you.

https://arctic-air-heating-and-cooling.business.site/posts/7074893897117170639?hl=en

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