We provide both one-off and scheduled maintenance services relative to your buildings requirements to ensure optimal and efficient operation of your commercial HVAC system.
HVAC maintenance and repairs
Maintenance
Servicing
Our team is well equipped to diagnose and resolve any issues that may arise with your HVAC system, performing repairs with precision and efficiency.
Replacement
AMT Maintenance can also provide full system replacement service when systems have reached the end of their life cycle - Asset Management systems are utilised to assist clients with budget forecasting for future mechanical system expenditure.
Preventative HVAC maintenance
As with any mechanical installation, your HVAC system needs to be regularly serviced in order to perform at its best. From checking the air filters to finetuning the output of airflow, it’s all in a day’s work for our expert HVAC maintenance technicians.
Don’t wait until you need us - our HVAC maintenance plans ensure your system’s stability through preventative upkeep. And for total peace of mind, we also provide emergency call-outs and personnel training to upskill your team on how best to use your system.
- Preventative system maintenance
- Affordable fixed-term contracts
- 24-hour emergency call outs
- Personnel training
What is covered by HVAC maintenance?
When conducting routine maintenance, our skilled HVAC engineers perform a number of essential tasks, starting with a visual check for leaks, loose connections, and signs of wear or damage.
To maintain air quality and ensure your machine is operating efficiently, air filters are regularly cleaned or replaced, preventing the build-up of dust and pollution. Then, the system’s coils, condensers and evaporators are cleaned, and the outdoor units cleared of debris.
Moving parts, such as fans, bearings and motors are checked and lubricated where required to protect against wear and tear, helping to extend the lifespan of your system. Electrical components are given a once-over too, checking terminations and calibrating thermostats and sensors to ensure systems are working as per design.
Finally, your HVAC maintenance engineer will test the performance of the system, conducting various assessments on system performance and overall functionality.