Campbell’s HVAC Preventative Maintenance Program Eliminates Building Energy Waste and Saves You Money
Natural Habits
Preventative maintenance is not a natural state of mind. We all wait until something is broken before we inquire about HVAC repair service; but owners and operators of industrial, commercial, and manufacturing buildings cannot afford to wait, silently wasting energy and reducing equipment life. Campbell’s commercial HVAC preventative maintenance program doesn’t wait but is instead a proactive, predictive plan that extends equipment life and saves time, energy, and money.
I Can Save 30%?
Implementing a preventive maintenance program can reduce utility costs up to 30% with little to no additional capital expenses. Combined with an effective maintenance program and our commercial HVAC maintenance contract, you can immediately add positive cash flow to your bottom line by reducing energy waste.
Yes, With Preventative Maintenance
What is commercial HVAC and mechanical system preventative maintenance? Simply put, it is maintaining your building’s mechanical systems to optimize their performance and minimize their wear. This ensures the systems are not having to work hard against dirty oil or filters or worn pieces. At Campbell, we follow a trusted preventative maintenance program that has been researched and fine tuned by our experts and technicians for decades. Campbell’s extensive experience in commercial HVAC preventative maintenance allows us to predict the HVAC, cooling tower, and boiler problem areas that can be prevented before failure.
What About the Traditional Maintenance Fix or Repair Strategy?
The maintenance strategy many commercial building and commercial HVAC contractors and operators employ is the traditional fix and repair. This strategy is not only more costly in the long run due to its impact on equipment life; it is also very ineffective for truly reducing energy. According to ASHRAE studies, even recently commissioned buildings can see a 30% deterioration of performance in three years. Relying on “fix and repair” for energy management in today’s economy is no longer sustainable for most businesses.
Ready to Talk About a Preventative Maintenance Strategy?
With the Campbell preventative maintenance approach, we will first benchmark your commercial building to help understand your current baseline. After that, we will take one of two actions. We will either help you make your building more efficient over time, focusing on low and no cost commercial HVAC, cooling tower, boiler and mechanical solutions. If we find your building is already efficient, we will help you maintain the efficiency of your building with proactive maintenance checks and updates. This strategy not only pays dividends immediately but long term, creating positive cash flow for your business.
Let’s Get Preventative Maintenance Going
We’ll work with you to create an Energy Savings Action Plan to fit the unique needs of your industry, manufacturing, or commercial building, including:
- How you use your building
- Your operating budget
- Your capital budget
- Your investment horizon
①Benchmark Energy Costs
We’ll complete an Energy Benchmark using EPA’s ENERGY STAR guidelines. By reviewing your energy consumption we see how efficient your building is today and estimate the energy savings that can be expected.
②Identity Cost Savings Opportunities
We’ll use the latest in energy analysis technology to gain insights into how your commercial and industrial building is performing and identify specific actions we can take to start saving energy and money now.
③Propose and Implement Retrofits
We’ll facilitate the implementation of energy- saving recommendations, starting with low and no-cost items first. If larger capital items can be justified, we’ll work with you to plan and execute those projects within your available budget.
④Continue Energy Monitoring and Diagnostics
We’ll monitor your building’s energy use 24×7, immediately alerting you if issues arise. Utilizing Campbell’s commercial HVAC preventative maintenance program is like having a full time energy manager on staff for only a few dollars per day.