Big thunderstorms can be a big problem for your rooftop units. The most common headache associated with these storms is hail damage, which can lead to higher energy costs and shortened equipment life. Why does this happen? When critical air conditioning components like coils and fins are damaged, they lose their ability to reject heat, […]
Read MoreAfter 75 years in business, we’ve seen the consequences of neglected rooftop units firsthand—from excessive run times and energy costs to low or no cooling to complete system failure. These problems have a direct impact on your building and on your business. What causes these performance issues? How widespread are they? Here are common signs […]
Read MoreA common issue in many buildings is uneven air temperature. If you find there are areas of your building that are warmer or colder than normal, take a look at this common culprit—the location of your thermostat. Check to see if your thermostat has been installed in a less than ideal location, such as over […]
Read MoreOne question we are constantly asked at Yale Mechanical is, “How can we reduce our energy costs?” Did you know that according to the U.S. Department of Energy, HVAC systems are responsible for 60% of commercial building electrical usage on average? That’s a lot of energy (and money) waiting to be saved. But previous technology provided […]
Read MoreTaking advantage of commercial energy rebates offered by your local utility company is one of the best business decisions you can make. Your local utility company offers these incentives as a way to reduce the amount of energy required to run your business. If you’re not sure how to qualify for energy rebates, Yale Mechanical […]
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