Commercial HVAC

As a business owner or property manager, you know an HVAC issue could seriously affect your business. A malfunctioning heating or cooling system- broken, clogged or dirty ducts have the potential to create uncomfortable and unsafe conditions for shoppers, employees or tenants. At Skye Services, we provide reliable commercial HVAC services so you can focus on what you do best and leave the professional installation and repairs to us.

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)

A commercial HVAC system ensures healthy indoor air quality by filtering out pollutants, allergens, and other harmful particles. Poor IAQ can lead to a range of health issues for occupants, such as respiratory problems, allergies, and headaches. By investing in a reliable HVAC system, businesses can promote a healthier working environment and reduce absenteeism due to illness.

They vary in size from 2 tons of cooling up to 50 plus tons of cooling with various heating/cooling configurations.

Keeping your commercial space comfortable increases occupant well-being, productivity, and overall satisfaction. That’s why businesses and commercial companies should invest in quality heating and cooling equipment and maintain their units throughout the year to reduce the likelihood of improper heating and cooling emergencies.

Importance of Proper HVAC Systems for Commercial Buildings

For office employees tenants and clients, comfort is essential to their overall experience. A well-ventilated space with optimal temperatures can help enhance productivity, potentially leading to improved financial outcomes for businesses.

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Skye Services, Serves homeowners and businesses in the Southeastern Wisconsin areas including Caledonia, Kenosha, Oak Creek, Pleasant Prairie, Somers, Union Grove and more. Having a trustworthy contractor team on your side is important and we work hard to deliver the best in customer service. We take pride in our reputation and are committed to providing the best possible experience for our clients. We use only the latest technology and equipment to ensure that your home or business is properly cooled or heated. Call us today at 888-255-3998

Occupant Comfort

Rooftop systems integrate all the essential HVAC components—heating and/or cooling coils, compressor, condenser fan, air filter, and controls—within a single unit. As their name suggests, these units are strategically installed atop buildings and are designed to withstand all types of weather conditions from heat waves to snowstorms.

Rooftop units work like a general traditional heating and air conditioning system. They are connected to the building’s ductwork and send heat or conditioned air wherever needed.

RTUs are ideal for commercial buildings with limited indoor space. They vary in size from 2 tons up to 50 plus tons. They are also much quieter because all their components are housed outside the building, and their installation location protects them from theft and vandalism.

Energy Efficiency

Building Preservation

Extreme temperatures and humidity levels can directly impact a property’s structure. Normally, when there’s excess moisture in the air, pathogens may grow, paints may peel, and wooden fixtures may rot. On the other hand, in extremely dry conditions, materials such as plaster and wood can become brittle and crack. A proper commercial HVAC system helps maintain a balance of temperature and humidity levels, preserving the building’s integrity and prolonging its life span.

Commercial buildings are subject to specific rules and regulations when it comes to ventilation and air quality. A well-maintained HVAC system can ensure compliance with these regulations, avoiding any potential fines or penalties. Additionally, regular maintenance and inspections can also prevent safety hazards and ensure the safety of employees and customers.

Heating and cooling buildings is one of the biggest energy expenses for businesses. By installing an energy-efficient HVAC system, businesses can significantly decrease their utility costs while reducing their carbon footprint.

Regulatory Compliance

Rooftop Units (RTUs)