Maintenance

Preventative Maintenance Programs

The best way to minimize future problems with your company’s HVAC systems is to establish comprehensive preventative maintenance programs. Sunstate Mechanical Services’ maintenance programs ensure that your critical HVAC systems run smoothly year round.

  • Central chiller systems
  • Cooling towers
  • Boilers
  • Package and split systems
  • Water source heat pumps
  • Pumps and motors
  • Evaporative coolers

Why is Preventative Maintenance Important for HVAC equipment?

Preventative maintenance is essential to the proper functioning of air conditioning and heating equipment. If preventative maintenance is not performed regularly or not performed correctly, the HVAC equipment will require extensive and costly repairs. Neglecting preventative maintenance also decreases the life cycle of the HVAC system and reduces the value of the investment in the equipment.

We provide a preventative maintenance program to ensure that your HVAC system is performing properly and that it will continue performing in the future. We help you protect your equipment investment by increasing the reliability and longevity of your equipment. Investing in preventative maintenance decreases your overall HVAC spend by extending the life cycle of your unit, reducing repairs, and preventing the energy cost increases caused by a poorly performing system.

Our HVAC preventative maintenance programs include regular inspections each year. During inspections, we check and verify that the equipment is operating properly. Because HVAC equipment fails when it exceeds its design limitations, we also ensure that all mechanical equipment is operating within appropriate limits.

HVAC Preventative Maintenance Checklist

  • Filters: Servicing and replacing air conditioning filters is important for both the functionality and the safety of an HVAC unit. HVAC equipment is designed to operate within a specific quality of air passing over its indoor coil surface. When air filters are not replaced, they clog and become coated with dirt. Similarly, the indoor coils get coated with dirt. This dirt reduces the amount of air through the unit, leading to system failure.
  • Indoor Coils: The coils in an HVAC system are used to control the temperatures inside the unit. When there is not enough air moving through the unit, the coil temperatures decrease and ice over. Because there is not enough heat being removed from the air passing over the coil, the liquid refrigerant inside the coil does not vaporize. This is called “liquid slugging” and the result is a building pressure that exceeds the design limits of the cylinder, values, connecting rods, pistons, and other internal components. As the pressure builds, these components are destroyed, and system failure eventually occurs.

Mechanical Inspections

Need a thorough inspection of your mechanical systems? You can rely on us for due diligence reports and total HVAC budget and rehab programs.

We're a Marsden Company!

Marsden Services is a full spectrum facility services provider, offering janitorial, security, building maintenance, and specialty property services throughout the United States.Sunstate Mechanical is wholly owned by Marsden Holding. Marsden is a full spectrum facility services provider, offering janitorial, security, building maintenance, and specialty property services throughout the United States. Through Sunstate Mechanical's combined national support and local operations, we provide our clients with the strength of a large corporation with the individualized care of a small business.

National Scope

Marsden is one of the largest privately owned facility service providers in the United States. Marsden has over 50 offices throughout the United States and employs more than 10k people. Marsden has thousands of clients across the country and services over 300M square feet every day.

Local Dedication

Despite Marsden's national scope, Marsden focuses on the local markets in which it has acquisitions and office locations. Each office is invested in its community and local clients, providing personalized service. Like a small, local company, the regional offices make decisions on all aspects of their service operations and are empowered to manage their teams and respond to all client needs and requests.

Enterprise Resources

Marsden's local operating companies have the benefit of leveraging Marsden’s resources as a large organization – including staff, technology, equipment, supplies, information, industry experts, and financial support.