While our technicians are already inside of your HVAC units completing the required maintenance, we make sure to do a thorough visual inspection of the components in your HVAC Units.

If we find anything wrong with your HVAC unit, we’ll have a licensed HVAC technician do the repairs. With the Speedy HVAC full service maintenance plan, we’ll take 25% off of any major repairs that your HVAC unit needs.

HVAC systems have multiple moving parts, including a motor, which can easily deteriorate if it’s not lubricated regularly, usually twice a year during regular check-ups. We make sure to do it 4 times a year.

Speedee Filters replaces your Commercial HVAC unit filters so that you can keep your energy bills low, regulate your temperature to prevent HVAC unit damage, and mitigate health concerns that arise from low quality air.

In the end, dust and debris-clogged filters limit airflow, resulting in inefficient system operation and, in some situations, equipment failure.

The easiest method for ensuring that all systems and equipment run well throughout the year is to create an HVAC filter replacement schedule. 

Over time, belts crack and deteriorate. Replacing the belt at the first sign of wear ensures it won't break. Otherwise, belts can break at times of high stress, meaning you will be at the mercy of extreme weather.

Our technicians ensure that your belts are running in tip-top shape and maintain the good health of your HVAC units.

Being in direct contact with outdoor air and the elements means condenser coils are highly prone to the quick accumulation of dirt, debris, and grime which can result in loss of efficiency and even a potential system failure.

Meanwhile, evaporator coils are housed within the unit. This means these condensing coil counterparts are only exposed to filtered air.

Small particles can still bypass filters, and if the filters aren’t regularly changed, dirt can easily compromise evaporator coils which again can be the source of a variety of costly issues.

On top of the coils, we will clear the drain pans and drainage lines so that no clogs occur in your HVAC units.