Dirty HVAC systems can cause your energy bills to skyrocket. At KM Facility Services of Arizona, we help businesses save money by not just lowering their energy bills through HVAC system cleanings, but by providing fresh, uncontaminated air for their employees and customers. Investors begin to notice the rising energy bills, and that is always a red flag alarming them that your commercial building is encountering HVAC problems. Now you can decrease overall energy usage with HVAC system cleanings!
What Happens When HVAC’s Experience Buildup?
A plethora of issues can arise when HVAC systems have not been maintained regularly. One, as mentioned above is an increase in energy bills. Other facts that often cause problems due to clogged or dirty ductwork can go unnoticed until your HVAC system encounters breakdowns or needs repairs. Dirty ductwork is the perfect storm environment allowing microbes to grow that cause respiratory issues for your buildings’ occupants. On top of buildup and microbial growth, your HVAC system begins to experience degradation and eventual breakdown, even costing more money!
HVAC Cleaning Increases Systems Performance & Lowers Other Costs
Optimal performance can be expected when a HVAC system cleaning is provided by KM Facility Services. Did you know that HVAC system cleaning can lower your other maintenance cost like cleaning crews? Less dust and dirt are found in your indoor air, and your filter is working better, causing less dust and dirt to be found inside your facility. Now that’ a BIG savings! As a NADCA certified company, we provide as required by the National Air Duct Cleaning Association an inspection and cleaning of the handling unit annually, and a cleaning of ductwork and ventilation systems every two years.
Stop taking risks with your HVAC system and call KM Facility Services of Arizona for a free HVAC System Cleaning quote at (623) 930-5490. We can save you the headache of increased energy bills and eventual HVAC breakdown. We service the state of AZ, including Phoenix and Tucson metro areas.