Mechanical Heating, Cooling & Electrical
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Office Location:
6192 N Telegraph Rd Dearborn Heights, MI 48127
Commercial HVAC Maintenance Services
Commercial HVAC Maintenance Services
Mechanical Heating & Cooling is Your Trusted Choice for reliable HVAC services in Dearborn Heights, MI.
We make sure you stay cool and comfortable all year long.
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Commercial Maintenance
Mechanical Heating, Cooling & Electrical boasts a dedicated maintenance team focused on ensuring optimal efficiency and effectiveness of your heating and cooling equipment. Commercial heating and cooling systems endure greater wear and tear compared to residential ones due to the larger spaces they regulate. Therefore, it’s crucial to ensure these systems receive proper maintenance to maintain their efficiency and effectiveness.
Regular maintenance allows your system to operate at its peak efficiency, reducing energy consumption and minimizing wear on equipment, thus preventing costly and inconvenient breakdowns. It also provides the opportunity to identify and address any existing issues before they escalate into more expensive problems.
Our Maintenance Plans:
Mechanical Heating, Cooling & Electrical boasts a dedicated maintenance team focused on ensuring optimal efficiency and effectiveness of your heating and cooling equipment. Commercial heating and cooling systems endure greater wear and tear compared to residential ones due to the larger spaces they regulate. Therefore, it’s crucial to ensure these systems receive proper maintenance to maintain their efficiency and effectiveness.
Heating Tune Up
- Carbon Monoxide Test with CO Analyzer Pre & Post Service
- Measure Furnace Efficiency Pre & Post Service
- Visual Inspect Heat Exchanger
- Clean Pilot, Ignitor and Flame Sensor Assemblies
- Monitor Proper Limit Switch Operation
- Inspect & Monitor Vent Systems for Leaks & Proper Draft
- Monitor & Adjust Gas Pressure
- Monitor & Adjust Temperature Rise as Needed
- Monitor Operation of all electrical & Safety Controls
- Clean Furnace cabinet and interior vestibule
- Clean and sanitize condensate Drain & Pumps
Cooling Tune Up
- Clean Condenser Coil
- Inspect Evaporator Coil for Obstructions
- Monitor refrigerant charge
- Clean & Sanitize Condensate Drains & Pumps
- Monitor Electrical Amp Draw of Compressor & Motors
- Monitor Temp Drop Across Evaporator Coil
- Inspect and lubricate Blower & condenser motor
- Inspect & Monitor Operation of Electrical Components
- Inspect Safety Devices for Proper Operation
Cooling Tune Up
Additional Benefits include:
- Carbon Monoxide Test with CO Analyzer Pre & Post Service
- Measure Furnace Efficiency Pre & Post Service
- Visual Inspect Heat Exchanger
- Clean Pilot, Ignitor and Flame Sensor Assemblies
- Monitor Proper Limit Switch Operation
- Inspect & Monitor Vent Systems for Leaks & Proper Draft
- Monitor & Adjust Gas Pressure
- Monitor & Adjust Temperature Rise as Needed
- Monitor Operation of all electrical & Safety Controls
- Clean Furnace cabinet and interior vestibule
- Clean and sanitize condensate Drain & Pumps
Heating Tune Up
- Clean Condenser Coil
- Inspect Evaporator Coil for Obstructions
- Monitor refrigerant charge
- Clean & Sanitize Condensate Drains & Pumps
- Monitor Electrical Amp Draw of Compressor & Motors
- Monitor Temp Drop Across Evaporator Coil
- Inspect and lubricate Blower & condenser motor
- Inspect & Monitor Operation of Electrical Components
- Inspect Safety Devices for Proper Operation
Additional Benefits include:
- priority scheduling
- automatic service scheduling
- repair discounts
Our Residential Installation Process
Step 1: Evaluate System Performance
Mechanical Heating and Cooling technicians begin by reviewing the overall condition and performance of the commercial HVAC system. This includes checking heating and cooling output to ensure the equipment is operating efficiently and meeting the building’s comfort demands.
Step 2: Inspect Safety and Controls
All safety devices and electrical controls are inspected to confirm proper operation. This step helps identify potential hazards, ensures compliance, and prevents system failures that could disrupt business operations.
Step 3: Perform Heating System Tune-Up
During heating maintenance, technicians test carbon monoxide levels, measure furnace efficiency, inspect the heat exchanger, and clean ignition components. Gas pressure, temperature rise, venting, and safety controls are monitored and adjusted to maintain safe and efficient operation.
Step 4: Perform Cooling System Tune-Up
Cooling maintenance includes cleaning condenser coils, inspecting evaporator coils, checking refrigerant levels, and monitoring compressor and motor performance. Technicians also clean condensate drains and verify temperature drop across the evaporator coil to ensure proper cooling.
Step 5: Clean Internal Components
Critical internal components such as furnace cabinets, blower assemblies, condensate drains, and pumps are cleaned and sanitized. This reduces buildup, improves airflow, and helps extend the life of commercial HVAC equipment.
Step 6: Test Electrical and Mechanical Operation
Electrical amp draw, motors, and moving parts are tested and lubricated as needed. This step reduces wear on components and helps prevent unexpected breakdowns during peak heating or cooling seasons.
Step 7: Identify and Address Potential Issues
Technicians look for early signs of wear, leaks, or performance concerns during each maintenance visit. Addressing small issues early helps avoid costly repairs and emergency service calls later.
Step 8: Schedule Ongoing Preventive Maintenance
Mechanical Heating and Cooling offers commercial maintenance plans with automatic scheduling and priority service. Regular visits ensure systems remain reliable, energy-efficient, and ready for seasonal demand.
Step 9: Provide Priority Service Benefits
Businesses enrolled in a maintenance plan receive priority scheduling and discounted repairs. These benefits help minimize downtime and keep commercial spaces comfortable year-round.
Our Work
Frequently Asked Questions About Commercial HVAC Maintenance
Why is regular commercial HVAC maintenance important for my business?
Regular commercial HVAC maintenance keeps your system running efficiently while reducing the risk of unexpected breakdowns. Commercial systems operate longer hours and cover larger spaces, which causes more wear and tear compared to residential equipment. Without routine maintenance, small issues can quickly turn into costly repairs or system failures.
Scheduled maintenance improves energy efficiency, extends equipment lifespan, and ensures consistent indoor comfort for employees and customers. It also allows our technicians to identify and correct potential problems before they disrupt your operations, helping protect your investment and minimize downtime.
How often should a commercial HVAC system be serviced?
Commercial HVAC systems should be serviced at least twice per year, once before the cooling season and once before the heating season. These tune-ups ensure your system is prepared for peak demand and operating safely and efficiently.
During maintenance visits, we inspect, clean, and test critical components such as coils, motors, electrical connections, and safety controls. Regular commercial HVAC maintenance helps prevent mid-season failures, reduces energy consumption, and supports reliable system performance throughout the year.
What is included in a commercial HVAC maintenance tune-up?
A commercial HVAC maintenance tune-up includes a thorough inspection and cleaning of all major system components. Our goal is to ensure your equipment operates safely, efficiently, and reliably.
Our tune-ups typically include:
• Heating system safety checks and efficiency testing
• Cleaning and inspecting coils, burners, and drain systems
• Monitoring electrical components and airflow performance
• Checking refrigerant levels and gas pressure
These steps help improve efficiency, reduce breakdowns, and maintain consistent comfort throughout your facility.
Can commercial HVAC maintenance reduce energy costs?
Yes, regular commercial HVAC maintenance can significantly reduce energy costs. Dirty coils, clogged drains, and worn components force systems to work harder, increasing energy usage. Maintenance restores proper airflow and system efficiency, helping lower monthly utility bills.
Well-maintained systems operate more smoothly, maintain stable temperatures, and avoid excessive cycling. Over time, the energy savings from routine commercial HVAC maintenance often outweigh the cost of service while improving overall system reliability.
Do you offer commercial HVAC maintenance plans?
Yes, we offer commercial HVAC maintenance plans designed to keep your system operating at peak performance year-round. Our plans include scheduled heating and cooling tune-ups, priority service, automatic scheduling, and repair discounts.
Maintenance plans help business owners avoid missed service visits, unexpected breakdowns, and unnecessary repair costs. With a dedicated maintenance program, you gain predictable service, improved system lifespan, and peace of mind knowing your commercial HVAC system is professionally cared for.
Customer Reviews and Testimonials
What Our Customers are Saying
“Just wanted to say what an excellent job the technicians did at my home. They were all very professional and courteous. and kept me in the loop of everything that was going on. On completion of each days work, they cleaned up everything and left my house. Just like it was when they got there. I really appreciate great work. thanks Josh for sending out some great Techs And thank you, Mechanical Heating, Cooling & Electrical. I would recommend these guys to anyone”
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Why Mechanical Heating, Cooling & Electrical?
Our mission is to provide our customers with quality heating, cooling, and ventilation services, quickly, reliably, and effectively, while offering the highest efficiency products as cost effective as possible and staying up to date on the newest technology. Each customer’s comfort is a top priority in the day to day business of Mechanical Heating, Cooling & Electrical.
