MECHANICAL UPTIME, NOT MYSTERY EQUIPMENT.
Preventive maintenance and repair for rooftop units, boilers, chillers, make-up air, and split systems in Minnesota commercial buildings. Your facility manager inventories every unit, builds the service calendar, and dispatches licensed mechanical contractors when a tenant call comes in.
- QUARTERLY
- PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
- TAGGED
- EVERY UNIT INVENTORIED
- NO-HEAT
- WINTER PRIORITY DISPATCH
- LICENSED
- MN MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS
HVAC SERVICES / PROGRAMS + SCOPE
Mechanical programs sized to the equipment on your roof.
A ten-RTU strip center and a boiler-heated office tower need different calendars. Frequency is set from an equipment survey, not a standard contract page.
- *Quarterly
- +After-hours
- OKMetered
18 equipment classes
Rooftop units, split systems, boilers, chillers, make-up air, exhaust fans, controls, filters, belts, and refrigerant records.
Pick the right mechanical coverage.
Every program includes a tagged equipment list, service history, and a named facility manager who takes the call.
- 01PRG-SEASON
Season
Twice yearly
Spring cooling and fall heating changeovers with filters, belts, and safety checks
- 02PRG-QUARTER
Quarter
Four visits
Quarterly inspections with coil cleaning, amp draws, and written condition reports
- 03PRG-RESPOND
Respond
On call
Priority repair dispatch for no-heat, no-cool, and control failures around the clock
- 04PRG-CAPITAL
Capital
Managed
Full maintenance plus replacement planning and budget forecasting by unit age
WHAT THE SCOPE COVERS
Every unit on the roof, listed and scheduled.
Scope starts with an equipment survey. Model numbers, tonnage, filter sizes, belt sizes, and install dates are recorded so a technician arrives with the right parts instead of a return trip.
ROOFTOP
RTU inspection and coil cleaning
Belt and bearing replacement
Economizer and damper repair
Curb and roof penetration checks
HEATING
Boiler tuning and combustion testing
Make-up air unit service
Unit heater and radiant tube repair
No-heat emergency response
COOLING
Chiller inspection and log review
Refrigerant compliance and leak checks
Condenser and cooling tower service
Split system and mini-split repair
CONTROLS AND AIR
Building automation troubleshooting
Thermostat and sensor calibration
Filter change programs by size
Indoor air quality and ventilation testing
Specialist mechanical work without a second vendor.
Boiler and hydronic systems
Combustion analysis, low-water cutoff testing, and pump service for older Twin Cities buildings on hot water heat.
Building automation
Controls technicians who read the front end, correct schedules, and fix sensors that keep zones fighting each other.
Refrigerant and compliance
Leak rate tracking, recovery documentation, and phase-out planning for aging R-22 and R-410A equipment.
Build a mechanical program that matches the equipment list.
Bundle preventive maintenance, filters, belts, repair response, and replacement planning into one agreement with one point of contact.
COMPARE PROGRAMS->HVAC MANAGEMENT
HVAC, MANAGED BY UNIT TAG.
Your facility manager holds the equipment inventory, the roof access rules, the filter inventory, and the repair history for every unit. Contractors get a work order with the model number on it. You get a record you can budget from.
- 01
SURVEY THE EQUIPMENT
Every unit is tagged, photographed, and logged with model, tonnage, age, and filter and belt sizes.
- 02
SET THE CALENDAR
Preventive visits are scheduled against building hours so filter and belt work never runs during tenant peak.
- 03
DOCUMENT THE VISIT
Amp draws, static pressures, temperature splits, and photos close each service call.
- 04
FORECAST REPLACEMENT
Unit age and repair spend feed a capital plan so failures become scheduled projects instead of emergencies.
READY FOR A HVAC PROPOSAL?
SEND US THE ROOF. WE’LL SCOPE THE PROGRAM.
Request an equipment survey. You get a tagged unit list, a maintenance frequency recommendation, and pricing before anything is signed.
- RTUS
- BOILERS
- CHILLERS
- FILTERS
- CONTROLS
- NO-HEAT