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Shops, studios, offices and workshops
The small commercial premises on the same streets as the houses we work in — where the heating is somebody's fourth job and the landlord's contract stops at the roof.
What we cover
Six things on a commercial visit
- Planned serviceOnce or twice a year depending on the equipment and how hard the space works it, with a written record per unit.
- BreakdownsDiagnosed with instruments, priced before the work. If keeping it going is bad value, we show you why.
- Rooftop and split systemsThe packaged units and splits over most small commercial space in Clark County.
- Ductless and multi-headSuites and studios where each room needs its own control and each head has its own neglected filter.
- Unit heaters and workshopsGarages, shops and back-of-house areas that only matter in the cold months, which is when they fail.
- Schedules and controlsMaking the plant run during the hours you open. This fixes more complaints than any repair we do.
Changing the space
Before you put a wall in, ask about the air
Splitting a unit into two, adding a treatment room, putting a kitchen at the back, turning a shop floor into studios. Each of those changes where the air needs to go, and none of them changes the equipment on the roof.
Ask us before the partitions rather than after. The answer is often a ductless head in the new room and a rebalance of what is already there.
Who calls us
The premises we know
- Retail and trade countersA door open to the weather all day, on equipment sized for a sealed building.
- Studios and treatment roomsSmall volumes, high occupancy, and a need for each room to be controlled separately.
- Offices above shopsSplit systems that were fitted in a hurry and have not been touched since.
- Workshops and garagesUnit heaters, destratification and doors that undo the heating every time a vehicle moves.
- Small warehousingRacked space where the office end and the storage end need completely different answers.