FAQ

At this time, we focus exclusively on commercial HVAC systems. This allows us to specialize in larger, more complex systems designed for offices, warehouses, retail stores, restaurants, and other commercial buildings. If you're looking for expert commercial HVAC services, we’re here to help.

Mak Mechanical LLC proudly serves businesses throughout Dallas, Fort Worth, Grapevine, Greenville, and surrounding Texas communities. If you're unsure whether we cover your area, feel free to contact us, and we’ll be happy to assist.

There are a few key indicators that your commercial HVAC system might need a replacement:

• Age of the System: Most commercial HVAC systems last 10-15 years. If yours is older, it may be running inefficiently.

• Frequent Repairs: If you find yourself calling for repairs multiple times a year, a replacement could be a more cost-effective solution.

• Inconsistent Temperatures: Uneven heating or cooling throughout your building may signal an aging or failing system.

• High Energy Bills: If your utility costs have increased unexpectedly, an outdated system could be consuming more energy than necessary.

• Poor Air Quality: Increased dust, humidity issues, or strange odors could indicate your HVAC system isn’t functioning properly.

If you're experiencing any of these issues, we can assess your system and provide recommendations on whether repairs or a replacement is the best option.

The timeline for installation varies based on the size and complexity of your system. In general:

• Small businesses or office spaces: 1-3 days.

• Medium-sized commercial buildings: 3-7 days.

• Large-scale industrial or multi-unit properties: 1-3 weeks.

We strive to minimize downtime and complete installations efficiently while ensuring quality workmanship.

Regular maintenance is crucial to keeping your commercial HVAC system running efficiently and preventing costly repairs. We recommend:

• Bi-annual maintenance: Once in spring (before cooling season) and once in fall (before heating season).

• Quarterly maintenance for high-use environments like restaurants, warehouses, and healthcare facilities.

Our maintenance plans include inspections, cleaning, system testing, and filter replacements to ensure peak performance and energy efficiency.

Look out for these warning signs that indicate your commercial HVAC system may need repair:

• Uneven temperatures: Some areas are too hot while others are too cold.

• Unusual noises: Banging, rattling, or squealing sounds could indicate mechanical issues.

• High energy bills: A sudden spike in energy costs may signal inefficiency or failing components.

• Strange odors: Musty, burning, or chemical smells may indicate mold, overheating, or refrigerant leaks.

• Poor airflow: Weak airflow from vents can indicate ductwork issues, clogged filters, or failing fans.

If you notice any of these issues, it's best to schedule a service call immediately to prevent more costly repairs or system failuress.

Yes! We understand that HVAC failures can disrupt your business operations. That’s why we offer emergency repair services to quickly diagnose and fix problems, ensuring minimal downtime. Contact us anytime for fast and reliable service.

To keep your HVAC system running efficiently and reduce energy costs, consider the following:

• Regular maintenance: Keeps components clean and running smoothly.

• Programmable thermostats: Helps optimize heating and cooling schedules.

• Proper insulation: Reduces energy loss, improving overall efficiency.

• Sealing ducts and vents: Prevents air leaks that waste energy.

• Upgrading to energy-efficient equipment: Newer models use advanced technology to cut energy costs.

Our team can assess your current system and recommend upgrades to help lower your business’s energy consumption.

Air balancing is the process of optimizing airflow to ensure even distribution of heated or cooled air throughout your commercial space. It helps.

• Eliminate hot and cold spots in different areas of the building.

• Improve indoor air quality by ensuring proper ventilation.

• Reduce energy costs in different areas of the building.

• Enhance comfort for employees, customers, or tenants.

If your business experiences uneven temperatures or weak airflow, an air balancing service may be necessary.

The cost of a commercial HVAC system varies based on:

• Size of the building and required system capacity

• Type of HVAC system (rooftop units, split systems, VRF systems, etc.)

• Complexity of installation (ductwork modifications, zoning, etc.)

• Energy efficiency rating of the system

To get an accurate estimate, we provide free on-site evaluations to assess your needs and recommend the best options within your budget.

Requesting a quote is simple! You can:

• Call us for a consultation.

• Fill out our online form and we’ll get back to you promptly.

• Schedule an on-site visit for a detailed assessment and price estimate.

We’re happy to answer any questions and provide customized solutions for your business!