Most facility managers and property owners may associate heat pumps with residential HVAC systems, but they have many benefits in commercial settings, as well.
Install energy-efficient heat pumps throughout your commercial property or retrofit existing systems with advice from the experts at AirLogix.
Most facility managers and property owners may associate heat pumps with residential HVAC systems, but they have many benefits in commercial settings, as well.
AirLogix guides you through every step of installation, retrofitting, repairing, or maintenance for these popular, eco-friendly heat pump options.
Installing heat pumps at a new construction? Retrofitting your old system to a more efficient, environmentally friendly option? Request a quote from AirLogix today to get started.
We also provide service contracts and maintenance agreements to extend the life of your system. As your partner in commercial HVAC, we’ll help you avoid emergencies so you can focus your attention on other parts of your business.
“Airlogix is a great company to work with, they operate with integrity and the customer at front of mind. I am so happy I chose them to build my warehouse and cold storage. I would recommend them highly.”
— Eric M., Owner, Manufacturing
AirLogix works with any commercial facilities (hospitality, retail, industrial, office, institutions) within the NYC, NJ, and PA area. We have a condensed service area to meet emergency calls quickly, and existing clients within that area will receive a 2-hour emergency response time.
For our extended service area, we will partner with businesses on installations, retrofits, repairs, and maintenance of their systems.
We look forward to working with you and providing the best solution for your business. You’ll learn that we always do what’s right for the client: we don’t just sell you a replacement as an easy fix and a bigger sale. The AirLogix team values transparency and integrity above all.
While you may be thinking that heat pumps can only be used in warmer climates, many large facilities need to run air conditioning regardless of the outdoor temperature. Meaning the heat pump can function as intended – pumping heat from the inside of the building to the outside – even when outdoor temperatures drop below 45 degrees.
Heat pump systems actually work well in northern climates because buildings can reduce their reliance on furnaces. Some rooms may need heat and furnaces, but the interior sections can use the simpler heat pump unit to run more efficiently. A large building would require a smaller commercial heating system when working in conjunction with the heat pump.
The most important factor in reliability of your heat pump system is proper installation and maintenance. Your heat pump is an air conditioner that also provides heat, so in extremely hot climates the pump may experience more wear and result in a shorter lifespan.
In the NYC/NJ area, the more temperate climate ensures your system will last close to or longer than 15 years.
If you choose to eliminate your gas-powered furnace completely, you’ll most likely lower your carbon footprint the most with heat pumps. When the temperature drops below 45 degrees, these pumps switch to using electric heat. While this is usually the more expensive heating option, electricity can be sourced by renewable resources while furnaces require fossil fuels.
Many environmentalists consider heat pumps more eco-friendly because they produce both hot and cold air, as opposed to most systems primarily offering one or the other.
When heating with forced hot air through a duct system, any dust particles or debris lining the ducts will get pushed through the system and into your air. Heat pumps can operate without ducts, so freshly filtered air stays clean as it travels throughout the building.
While typically a bigger problem, the air quality can be compromised by a gas leak or exhaust when heating with gas or oil.
