That cold weather has hit South Carolina with can arrive quickly, and when it does, few things disrupt operations faster than a heating system that cannot keep up. From manufacturing floors and healthcare environments to office buildings and educational campuses, commercial HVAC systems are under more strain during winter months than at any other time of year.

If your facility’s heating equipment is showing signs of stress of uneven temperatures, unfamiliar noises, or increased run times…it is time to act. Proactive maintenance can prevent costly downtime, complaints, and potential safety concerns.

Key Heating Considerations for Your Operation

• Replace or Inspect Air Filters Regularly
  Clogged filters are one of the leading causes of reduced system performance in commercial HVAC equipment. Having a set filter program will improve airflow, reduce energy consumption, and help protect critical components from failure.
• Make Note Of Any Unusual Noises Or Odors Immediately
  Hear a rattling, banging, or nonstop cycling can indicate issues that will worsen. Burning or unusual odors can be signals of electrical or combustion concerns. Getting an early diagnosis helps avoid costly unplanned repairs.
• Ensure Your Supply & Return Remain Clear 
  Blocked vents/returns, force systems to work harder to maintain your setpoints. In larger facilities this will increases wear, operating costs, and temperature inconsistencies across zones within your building.
• Consistent Thermostat Set Temperature
  Frequent and unnecessary adjustments hitting that thermostat will put a strain on your equipment…especially in multi-zone buildings. A stable setpoint throughout the site will support better system performance and ensure occupant comfort.

Protect Your Facility 

WBG’s Service Team can help ensure your systems are ready to perform. Proactive maintenance minimize risk, protect your facilities assets, and keep your building operating as intended.

If your heating system is:

• Producing inconsistent/insufficient heat
• Making excessive or unusual noises
• Short cycling or running non-stop around the clock
• Working overtime to maintain set temperature within ones building during cold snaps

If you are in need of immediate service, now it the time to contact WBG’s Service Team

Keeping South Carolina’s commercial and industrial facilities operational through the winter starts with a proactive approach to your HVAC systems performance.