Car dealerships
Showroom, offices and service bays, usually on several rooftop units. A breakdown on a busy sales weekend costs more than the repair.
On a typical roof
- Rooftop units
- Exhaust fans
- Split systems
Built for businesseswith HVAC on the roof.
For owners and tenants, from a single unit to a portfolio. One flat monthly fee covers it.
Find my buildingWhat we cover
- Rooftop units
- Split systems
- Exhaust fans
- Make-up air units
- Kitchen hoods
Not covered: PTACs, boilers, chillers and central plants.
Where we fit best.
- Car dealerships
- Restaurants and foodservice
- Retirement homes
- Country clubs
- Strip malls and small offices
Restaurants and foodservice
Kitchens run hot for long hours, with the hood, make-up air and rooftop units working together. When one fails, the kitchen slows or stops.
On a typical roof
- Rooftop units
- Kitchen hoods and fire suppression
- Make-up air units
- Exhaust fans
Retirement homes and assisted living
Residents depend on heating and cooling around the clock, often across several buildings. A failure is a care issue, not just a repair.
On a typical roof
- Rooftop units
- Split systems
- Exhaust fans
Country clubs
Clubhouses with a bistro or café, busiest on event days. The dining room and the kitchen both depend on what’s on the roof.
On a typical roof
- Rooftop units
- Kitchen hoods and fire suppression
- Make-up air units
- Split systems
Strip malls and small offices
Usually one rooftop unit per space, and under most triple-net leases the tenant pays when it fails. A flat monthly fee turns that open-ended bill into a fixed cost.
On a typical roof
- Rooftop units
- Split systems
- Exhaust fans
Also a fit.
Any business responsible for the HVAC on its roof.
- Gyms and fitness
- Laundromats
- Venues
- Warehouses and flex
- Retail chains
- Childcare centers
- Urgent care and dental clinics
- Pharmacies
- Veterinary clinics
- Bank branches
Hotels, hospitals and universities usually run on chillers and central plants, so they aren’t a fit.