Rooftop units, serviced and replaced.
Maintenance, repair and replacement of commercial rooftop HVAC units, including coils, belts, motors, compressors and controls.
- Service: Belts, coils, filters, controls
- Repairs: Motors, compressors, refrigerant
- Replacement: Curb, crane and startup
What it is, and why it matters.
Rooftop units face sun, weather and heavy duty cycles. Regular service catches belt wear, dirty coils, refrigerant problems and control faults before they shut down a store or office.
When a unit reaches the end of its life, we help plan replacement, including curb adapters, crane scheduling and minimal downtime.
Four things done right.
Planned visits
Catch problems on the roof, not in the lobby.
Fast repairs
Common parts carried.
Replacement planning
Budget and schedule.
Documented
Reports for owners and managers.
From first call to rooftop unit service.
- 01
Inspect
Unit and roof access.
- 02
Service
Cleaning and repair.
- 03
Report
Condition and recommendations.
- 04
Plan
Budget and replacement.
Often done together.
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Maintenance, Emergency and Planning24/7 Emergency HVAC ServiceHVAC emergencies do not keep business hours.Rooftop Unit Service across Middle Tennessee.
We do this work in 28 cities, from downtown Nashville to Franklin, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville and Dickson.
Rooftop Unit Service: common questions
How often should rooftop units be serviced?
Quarterly or at least twice a year, with filters changed more often in dusty environments.
How long do rooftop units last?
Often 12 to 20 years with good maintenance, depending on environment and use.
How do I get a price for rooftop unit service?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-431-3789. We confirm what is involved and send a written price, and larger jobs get a free estimate visit.
Ready to talk about rooftop unit service?
A short visit and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.