Expert Commercial HVAC Repair in Washington DC

Quality Air Services has over 25 years of experience in commercial HVAC and mechanical systems. Call us today at 301-495-9500 to book one of our expert commercial system technicians!

Hiring an experienced Washington commercial HVAC company or HVAC contractor to facilitate your upcoming commercial heating and cooling projects or ongoing service needs is crucial. Quality Air Services has proudly served businesses and property managers throughout the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia since 1998. We offer competitive prices, expertly trained technicians, and vast experience in solving the needs of our vast commercial client base.

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Our Commercial HVAC Repair Services

Commercial HVAC systems tend to be much more complicated than residential systems, so you need a professional Washington commercial HVAC company who you can trust to do the job right the first time to minimize disruptions to your tenants.

Systems like an industrial furnace should all be on a PM program so that inevitable mechanical failures can be discovered during regular maintenance intervals. Worn parts might be ordered and replaced before inevitable and untimely failure.

Here are the most common red flags that your system is failing, so you can call our expert technicians for services like commercial AC repairs.

  • Inconsistent or Inadequate Cooling: If some areas of your building aren’t getting cool enough or the temperature varies significantly from one area to another, your common area unit(s) have an issue that requires professional attention.
  • Unusual Noises: Strange sounds like grinding, banging, or squealing from the AC mean a mechanical problem. If you hear strange sounds, shut the system down and call for help before they cause further damage.
  • Higher Energy Bills: Have you noticed a sudden or gradual increase in heating and cooling expenses? It could be leaks in the ductwork, a malfunctioning thermostat, improperly adjusted system controls, increased usage, or an inefficient system.
  • Frequent Cycling or Constantly Running: Call a certified technician to investigate if your commercial HVAC system turns on and off repeatedly or runs constantly. Frequent cycling or constant running puts excess stress on the system, which can lead to premature failure.