Heating.
Furnaces, boilers and heat pumps: repair, replacement and right-sized installs.
Light Commercial
The Same Care, for Your Business.
Small offices, retail and workshops: designed, installed and maintained by the same person, and planned around your business hours.
For a small office, shop or workshop, heating and cooling has to work around the business. This page explains what light-commercial work covers, how the work is planned around your hours and your landlord, and what it means to deal with one person from the first call to the next service visit.
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What It Covers
What Light Commercial Covers.
Rooftop Units and Split Systems.
The equipment most small commercial spaces use, chosen and sized for the space.
Design for the Space.
A load calculation and a plan, so the equipment fits the building and how it is used.
Installation Without Surprises.
Work planned around your hours, with the equipment ordered and delivered together.
Service and Maintenance Agreements.
Scheduled visits so equipment is checked before it fails.
Working With Landlords and Other Trades.
We coordinate with property managers, electricians and roofers when the job needs it.
Emergency Response.
When a business loses heating or cooling, we answer any hour.
Questions
Questions People Ask.
What Kinds of Buildings Do You Work On?
Small offices, retail spaces and workshops.
Can You Work Outside Business Hours?
Where the job needs it, we plan the work around when your business is closed.
Do You Handle Permits and Landlord Approvals?
We tell you what the town and the landlord require, and we help with the paperwork.
Do You Offer Maintenance Agreements?
Yes. Scheduled visits keep equipment checked and reduce the chance of an emergency.
What We’d Tell a Friend
Downtime costs a business more than the equipment. We plan the work around your hours, and we tell you the options before we order anything.
We take on the work we can do well. If a building is bigger than we should take on, we will say so and point you to someone who can.
Ready for a Castle of Comfort?
A consultation starts with a conversation about how your home is behaving, not a sales pitch.