Cooling Towers

Cooling tower cleaning is something that most business owners appear to overlook as part of regular HVAC maintenance. Because of the risks involved in neglecting your HVAC cooler tower needs such as overflow, degradation, corrosion or breakdown, we make it our business to keep your HVAC up and running at optimal levels. KM Facility Services of AZ keeps your cooling …

Cooling tower cleaning is something that most business owners appear to overlook as part of regular HVAC maintenance. Because of the risks involved in neglecting your HVAC cooler tower needs such as overflow, degradation, corrosion or breakdown, we make it our business to keep your HVAC up and running at optimal levels. KM Facility Services of AZ keeps your cooling tower running at optimal levels and maintained throughout the year, avoiding a crisis and costly repair bills!

One of the main reasons why business owners choose to have a cooler tower cleaning is because it lowers operating costs. Regular maintenance of the cooling tower is necessary so that dirt, debris and other elements that easily cause corrosion, can be removed safely. At KM Facility Services, we only use GREEN solutions when it comes to cleaning your HVAC cooling tower because we understand the importance of environmental safety. Now is the time to protect your investment with cooler tower cleaning services by KM Facility Services of Arizona.

Cooling towers are known for providing an environment conducive to bacteria growth of over 50 different types of microbes, including those that cause flu-like symptoms. When a cooling tower goes unused for any length of time, it can exacerbate the issue. A well maintained HVAC system and cooling tower cleaning can prevent any of these harmful organisms from becoming seated inside your cooling tower and spreading disease. Savvy business owners understand the importance of fresh, clean indoor air.

Our team prides itself on helping business owners maintain their investment, whether it be a HVAC system, cooling tower or other business facility needs that are often difficult to keep tabs on. Arizona business owners have discovered that we are the cooling tower cleaning company that you can trust! In fact, KM Facility Services of Arizona are the go to people that businesses have learned to depend upon when it comes to protecting their investment(s)!

Evaporative salts are a cooling tower’s enemy, as they often accumulate and begin the deteriorating process known as corrosion that is eating away at your investment. KM Facility Services of Arizona recognizes how costly un-maintained cooling towers can cause a dent in your wallet. Making sure that your system is functioning at an optimal level is the best way to prevent downtime and costly repairs. If you are not maintaining your cooler tower regularly, you most likely will be in for some unpleasant surprises.

Microbes and Environmental Concerns Contaminate Your Air Supply

Maintaining the condition of your cooling tower is fundamental in keeping your system in working order. Dirty or un-maintained cooling towers allow for evaporative salts to begin accumulating, followed by corrosion. That is why at KM Facility Services of Arizona, we know that annual cooling tower cleaning saves on costly repairs, and protects our customers investment.

Most people ignore HVAC cooling towers during the winter, mainly because of increment weather and holiday busyness. Wouldn’t it be a shame to have a fantastic holiday party planned only to have your HVAC go on the blink because you ignored the need to clean your cooling tower? Fact is, HVAC owners often forget why they need to clean HVAC cooling towers during the winter months.

KM Facility Services of Arizona has years of experience when it comes to protecting your investment and saving you money. Maintenance personnel have learned the hard way that is not cool to ignore cooling tower cleaning. In fact, a neglected cooling tower will turn into downtime, repairs, and replacement of your cooling tower sooner than anticipated.

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