Commercial Cooling Services in Westfield, MA

A Plus HVAC is your #1 Commercial HVAC contractor in Westfield, MA, and the surrounding communities. When your air conditioner needs service we are the leading choice for all of your company’s cooling needs. If you need repairs, maintenance, or a brand new system installed, the technicians at A Plus HVAC are the qualified and professional crew for the job.

We provide the highest quality service for your commercial air conditioner and beyond. We also aim to educate and inform our customers. Informed decisions are good decisions. We want you to feel confident we are qualified to perform the service for which you are hiring us. You need to have your focus on your business. Let us help you keep it there by relying on us.

Air Conditioner Repair

Don’t let your coworkers or employees suffer through another day in a hot, stuffy workplace! Is your company’s air conditioner acting up, freezing up, or making too much noise? Our experienced team of HVAC professionals is here to keep your company cool. We repair all makes and models, rooftop and indoor units, and we will never try to sell you a service you don’t need. Our technicians are honest and hard working, and we’re always transparent and fair about the work we do.

When You Should Replace a Commercial HVAC System?

Here are some signs it might be time to replace your HVAC system:

• Age of the System: Commercial HVAC systems typically have a lifespan of 15 to 20 years. Approaching or exceeding this range may necessitate replacement rather than continued repairs.
• Frequent Repairs: Persistent need for repairs can indicate the HVAC system is reaching the end of its useful life. Replacing it may be more cost-effective in the long run.
• Energy Efficiency: Older HVAC systems tend to be less energy-efficient. A noticeable increase in energy bills despite regular maintenance could signal the need for a more efficient system.
• Inadequate Heating or Cooling: Difficulty maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature or uneven heating/cooling throughout the building may suggest the HVAC system is struggling to meet demand.
• Poor Indoor Air Quality: An aging HVAC system may compromise indoor air quality, leading to issues like excessive dust, humidity imbalances, or uneven airflow.
• Increased Noise Levels: Worn-out components or improper functioning in older HVAC systems can result in louder operation, which may disrupt the workplace environment.
• Environmental Regulations and Upgrades: Changes in regulations or technological advancements may render older HVAC systems obsolete or non-compliant. Upgrading to a more environmentally friendly system may be necessary.
• Changes in Building Use or Size: Renovations, expansions, or changes in occupancy levels may necessitate a reevaluation of HVAC system capacity and suitability.
• Manufacturer Discontinuation: Discontinued support or production of replacement parts by the manufacturer can make maintaining the system difficult and costly, signaling a need for replacement.
• Safety Concerns: Safety hazards such as gas or carbon monoxide leaks associated with aging HVAC systems should be addressed promptly. If repairs cannot ensure occupant safety, replacement may be warranted.

It's essential to consult with HVAC professionals to assess the system's condition and determine the best course of action based on specific circumstances, budget, and long-term goals. Regular maintenance and inspections can also help extend the HVAC system's lifespan and identify potential issues proactively.