Commercial HVAC Installation: How To Speed It Up

If your commercial property has had the same HVAC system for more than a decade, it may need to be replaced. Once you find a replacement, you may want to install it quickly — and this is possible thanks to the following measures.

Consult With an Installer Early On

The more time you spend planning a commercial HVAC installation, the more specific you can be with each stage of this process. That can help you avoid hurdles and thus speed up this process. As such, you might spend a couple of weeks consulting with an installer.

You can go back and forth with them on important matters of this installation, such as where the system will be set up, how it will be supported, and factors that should be accounted for from a regulatory standpoint. Then after enough assessments, the official installation should go much quicker compared to if you only planned for a couple of days.

Find an Installer With a Large Team

It's recommended to hire a professional to install a new HVAC system in a commercial building because it will be advanced and have some safety hazards that could be dangerous. Just make sure you find an installer that provides access to a large team.

Then there will be plenty of HVAC contractors available to set components up and test them, ultimately speeding up this installation. Every contractor should have an assigned role too and work in unison with other contractors. Then in no time, you'll have a new HVAC system that's fully functional around your commercial property.

See What Components Can be Reused 

With a commercial HVAC installation, you have the choice to swap out all of the old system's components or reuse some of them. If the latter option is possible, this might be best in order to complete the installation quickly for the new system. 

Contractors wouldn't have to install as many new components and thus spend more time on this setup. You just need to look at the existing HVAC system to see which parts can stay put because they're in great condition. Your installer can help with these assessments. 

When installing a new HVAC system in a commercial property, one of your goals might be to complete the setup as quickly as possible. In that case, you need to structure this install around said goal. That might involve hiring many contractors and being selective with the exact HVAC model you invest in.