Keeping Employees and Customers Comfortable

Whether it’s your employees or your customers, no one likes to be uncomfortable. In fact, workplace temperatures have been shown to have a clear impact on productivity. Your business is likely to be at its best when temperatures are around 72 degrees and humidity levels range from 40 to 60 percent. With that in mind, it’s important to ensure that everyone who enters your place of business is as comfortable as possible. To achieve that, here are a few things to bear in mind regarding commercial HVAC.

Is Your HVAC System Well-Maintained?

Dealing with the hot and dry conditions in the Coachella Valley area can really take a toll on your HVAC system. That’s why scheduling routine commercial HVAC maintenance is an essential step to protecting the comfort of your employees and customers. A poorly maintained system may struggle to reach and sustain a pleasant temperature level. Even worse, it may lead to an HVAC breakdown that could sideline your business for days. Regular maintenance visits will help you avoid that and keep your business comfortable all year round. They can save you money on utility costs, too.

How Is Your Indoor Air Quality?

Temperature and humidity are very important, but they aren’t the only factors to consider. The air quality inside your business is just as essential to the comfort and well-being of your customers and staff. Indeed, poor indoor air quality has been associated with a wide range of potential health effects. A proper commercial HVAC system can ease these problems. Through a combination of ventilation and filtration, a commercial HVAC system can eliminate contaminants and allow your staff and patrons to breathe easier.

Your business functions at its best when everyone inside is relaxed and comfortable. Your HVAC system plays an integral role in making that happen. To find out more about how you can keep your customers and employees happy, check out All Knight Heating & Air Conditioning’s HVAC maintenance services or call (760) 772-4947 to schedule an appointment with a commercial HVAC professional.