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Commercial HVAC Replacement in Utah

When to Replace a Commercial HVAC Unit

As a business owner, it's crucial to know when it's time to replace your commercial HVAC unit rather than continuing to pour money into repairs. At Salmon Mechanical, we understand the importance of recognizing the signs that your unit may need to be replaced. Here are some key indicators to help you make that decision:

  • Unexpectedly Rising Utility Bills: If your energy costs are suddenly and consistently higher than normal, this may indicate that your HVAC system is running inefficiently and needs to be upgraded to a newer, more efficient system.
  • Uneven Temperature Distribution: If certain areas within your building are colder than others, this could point to airflow issues which often signify an aging HVAC unit that's unable to distribute air evenly and effectively.
  • Frequent and costly repairs: When your HVAC system requires constant repairs, and the costs are adding up, it might be more economical to replace the unit with a newer, more reliable model.
  • Aging Systems: As your HVAC system nears or exceeds its life expectancy - typically around 15-20 years for commercial units - you may experience increased breakdowns and reduced efficiency. In these cases, a replacement might be a smarter investment.
  • Energy Efficiency: Investing in a new, energy-efficient HVAC system could result in considerable savings on energy bills. Weigh the costs of continuing with your current system against the potential benefits of an upgrade.

We at Salmon Mechanical understand the importance of having a functioning and reliable HVAC system in Utah. Paying attention to these signs can help you make an informed decision about when it's time to replace your commercial HVAC unit.

What to Expect When Replacing a Commercial HVAC System

When it comes to replacing a commercial HVAC system, there are several factors to consider before making the decision. At Salmon Mechanical, we strive to provide our Utah clients with the best possible outcome for their commercial properties. Here's what to expect during the process:

  • Assessing the current system: We will start by evaluating your existing HVAC system, including factors such as age, performance, and energy efficiency. Air conditioning units and heat pumps typically have a lifespan of 15-20 years, while furnaces can last 15-20 years.
  • Customized recommendations: Our team of experts will work with you to determine the most suitable HVAC solution based on your property's unique requirements. This may include options such as heat pumps, rooftop units, VRF, Fan coil units, VAVs, chillers, or heaters.
  • Ensuring optimal airflow and efficiency: A well-designed HVAC system needs to have proper air balance and ventilation to maintain consistent and comfortable temperatures. We will take into consideration various factors, such as building layout and system complexity, for an efficient and cost-effective solution.
  • Free consultation: We offer a free consultation to help you understand your options and make an informed decision. During this meeting, we will examine your existing system, discuss potential upgrades or replacements, and provide you with tailored recommendations.
  • Professional installation: Our experienced team will handle the entire installation process, ensuring your new commercial HVAC system is installed correctly and efficiently. We take pride in our attention to detail and are committed to quality workmanship.

By working with Salmon Mechanical, you can trust that our knowledgeable and skilled team will provide the best possible outcome for your commercial property's HVAC needs. We understand the importance of reliable and efficient heating and cooling systems, and we are dedicated to ensuring our clients receive top-notch service.

Energy Savings with a New Commercial Heating and AC System

One major advantage of upgrading to a modern HVAC system is the potential for significant energy savings. Heating, cooling, and ventilation can account for up to 80% of a commercial building's on-site energy consumption. Therefore, by installing a new system that runs more efficiently, you can significantly reduce your energy costs.

Here are some essential factors to consider when upgrading to a new commercial HVAC system:

  • Energy-Efficient Equipment: There are tax deductions available for businesses that install energy-efficient systems in commercial buildings, offering savings of up to $1.80 per square foot.
  • Preventative Maintenance: Keeping heating and cooling systems running at peak efficiency is vital for controlling energy costs. Develop and adhere to a maintenance schedule to prevent any loss of efficiency or costly major breakdowns.
  • Prompt Repairs: Always ensure any necessary repairs are completed without delay. This will help maintain the efficient operation of your HVAC system and prevent further issues from arising.

When comparing the cost of repairing an old system to replacing it with a new one, it's crucial to factor in long-term savings through energy efficiency and reduced repair expenses. In many cases, investing in a high-quality, energy-efficient system will be more cost-effective in the long run.

Expectations When Replacing a Commercial HVAC System

When choosing a new commercial HVAC system, you need to consider the model and system type that best suits your business requirements. You may want to upgrade your system to a variable refrigerant flow system (VRF) for increased efficiency and eco-friendliness. Ultimately, your decision will depend on your budget and energy-saving goals.

We install various commercial HVAC systems to meet your heating and air conditioning demands, such as ductless mini splits and packaged rooftop units. The installation time frame depends on the chosen system, and we will remove your old system as part of our replacement service.

Why Choose Salmon Mechanical?

  • Customer Focused: Our team strives for excellence in everything we do, regularly going above and beyond to ensure customer satisfaction.
  • Quality Products: We use high-quality products to guarantee top-notch service for businesses.
  • Responsive Communication: Our team understands the importance of urgency and is committed to clear, fast communication on every project.

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Patrick Robison

Utah

"Salmon HVAC was quick and efficient in installing a mini split at my business in Bountiful. They communicated well and their price was great. Best HVAC company in Northern Utah!"

Alex Heaton

Utah

"These are the folks you want working on your HVAC systems. I’ve been using Salmon HVAC for quite a while now, anything from maintenance, repair, install and large scale install and have never been let down. I’m not at all a “review” person, but it’s warranted today."

Andy Peay

Utah

"Great company to work with. They explain repairs and items needed and also tell you why it should be replaced or maintained."

Dane Willis

Utah

"They offer great service at fair prices. I've had Salmon repair A/C units that were leaking refrigerant. They helped us find coverage under warranty from the original installation done by our home builder. They also did routine service a couple times, and recommended improvements for a drain that backs up, but used no pushy sales tactics."