If you have been encountering some issues with your HVAC unit not performing as it used to, or giving out a diminished amount of cool or warm air, then the problem could be your HVAC coils. Is your HVAC running a bit sluggish? Most likely your HVAC coils are clogged and need to be cleaned. KM Facility Services provides commercial HVAC coil cleaning services throughout Arizona.
Dirty HVAC Coils Can Cause Breakdown
When ignored, HVAC coils can become extremely clogged and filled with dirt, grime, and other outdoor contaminates that eventually find their way into your HVAC system and then air output. Dirty HAVC coils make your HVAC unit work harder and also can reflect an increase in your energy bills. The ultimate reason that you want to make sure that your HAVC is maintained at least twice a year is that you can avoid breakdown that will lead to thousands of dollars in repairs.
Dirty HVAC Coils Breed Illness
For those who are already suffering from autoimmune diseases that affect the respiratory system, dirty HVAC coils only lend to more issues. People with COPD, or asthma and/or allergies often start reacting to the air quality that is present in the workplace or home environment. If your HAVC coils have not been cleaned on a regular basis, you might be experiencing sick employees and also allergy irritations that otherwise go unexplained. For the sake of your workforce and for a piece of mind, make sure that your HVAC system is not the culprit. HVAC coil cleaning must be performed by professionals who understand everything about HVAC units and how to achieve fresh air in a GREEN manner so as not to compromise your air quality during the process of cleaning.
KM Facility Services of Arizona has a reputation for maintaining HAVC systems professionally and safely. To be in the safe side, contact us at (623) 930-5490 today and we can ensure that your HVAC is producing clean, quality air that is safe for your business or home environment. We service Phoenix and Tucson Arizona, as well, so do not hesitate to give us a call.