My first task as an a/c pro more than four years ago was for a client who’d contracted our a/c business for a multi-split a/c component with more than four vents.
I remember how they seemed to think more about a/c than I did before going to school.
I assumed it was because they owned numerous properties and had interacted with a few cooling industry experts. They knew what to look for in quality cooling systems and what their commercial property needed to avoid air quality problems with the tenants. My new associate and I were to devise a layout for how the Heating plus A/C upgrade would be done to best ensure that the tenants in the building were comfortable. More identifiably, the new client wanted the a/c provider to install quality Heating plus A/C unit in each space while allowing heat zones for extra air so that the climate control component would labor more efficiently. I didn’t get what he meant since it was our 1st task, so I got the help of a senior a/c system service pro who understood how to bring the client’s vision to fruition. The upgrade cost, according to how the client wanted the unit installed, was high, but they were prepared to spend their savings for the total price. The client said that compromising his tenant’s comfort would only cause multiple Heating plus A/C service calls because they would keep trying to make the different units labor for their comfort, which would cause issues. It was an intensive task because my friend and I had to draw the layout numerous times to get it just right. My associate and I even advocated that the client consider another type of Heating plus A/C, but they were positive that what they wanted was doable. My associate and I did it eventually, which was such a steep learning curve for me. We’ve only had 1 a/c service call from that property, so the tenants are quite delighted.