Commercial HVAC Installation

Commercial load calculation is a different exercise from residential, because the loads are driven by things a house does not have: occupancy that changes through the day, kitchen and equipment heat, lighting, ventilation requirements, and in many buildings a make-up air obligation. Specifying commercial equipment from floor area alone reliably produces a system that either cannot hold the space or cycles itself to an early death.

We calculate against actual use, specify equipment and zoning to match, and plan the installation around keeping the business running — phased changeouts, out-of-hours work and temporary cooling where the situation calls for it. Commissioning is documented: airflow balanced across zones, charge verified, controls configured and tested, and the readings handed over so future service has a baseline to work from.

Our Florida licence is Class B (CAC1821027), which covers equipment up to 25 tons of cooling and 500,000 BTU of heating per unit. In practice that is where most light-commercial specification lands — and where a load calculation says a single larger unit is genuinely required, we will tell you that at quote stage rather than after the equipment is ordered.