What should I ask a commercial hvac pro?

Is the unit on the roof, and how do we get up there? Is this the only unit serving the dining room? Do you credit the diagnostic if you replace the part today? Who approves a compressor quote? Are filters and belts in the price or extra?

What is included in a monthly store HVAC check?

AACG Maintenance monthly visits check rooftop units, filters, the thermostat, and the condensate drain. A quarterly tune-up on that plan adds coils, belts, and filters. That plan is separate from a one-off Fixt bid.

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Commercial HVAC in New York City

A rooftop unit that is down at open is usually a filter, a belt, a condensate overflow, or a failed contactor. Confirm roof access before you post.

Planning estimate. Not a Fixt quote. On Fixt you pay the bid you accept. There is no homeowner fee. On-site jobs use New York ZIP codes 100–149. In-person Fixt bids use New York ZIP codes 100–149.

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Typical issues

No cooling at open with a silent rooftop unit can be a tripped breaker, a disconnect, or a failed contactor.
A unit that runs and drips into the dining room is often a clogged condensate or a cracked pan.
A belt squeal on a rooftop unit is a belt and pulley check, plus filters if they are loaded.
Heat that will not start on a rooftop unit needs the error code or the flashing light on the board, if you can see it safely.
Roof access, a ladder, and a store key are part of the job. Write them in the request.

Typical cost ranges

Planning estimate. Not a Fixt quote. On Fixt you pay the bid you accept. There is no homeowner fee. On-site jobs use New York ZIP codes 100–149.

Job	Planning estimate	Label
Rooftop diagnostic	$250–$600	Planning estimate, not a Fixt quote.
Filters and a belt	$200–$500	Planning estimate, not a Fixt quote.
Condensate overflow	$200–$550	Planning estimate, not a Fixt quote.
Contactor or capacitor	$250–$700	Planning estimate, not a Fixt quote.
Compressor or heat exchanger	$1,500–$6,000	Planning estimate, not a Fixt quote.

What to ask a pro

Is the unit on the roof, and how do we get up there?
Is this the only unit serving the dining room?
Do you credit the diagnostic if you replace the part today?
Who approves a compressor quote?
Are filters and belts in the price or extra?

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Questions, answered

What does commercial hvac usually cost?: Rooftop diagnostic: $250–$600. Filters and a belt: $200–$500. Condensate overflow: $200–$550. Planning estimate. Not a Fixt quote. On Fixt you pay the bid you accept. There is no homeowner fee. On-site jobs use New York ZIP codes 100–149.
What should I ask a commercial hvac pro?: Is the unit on the roof, and how do we get up there? Is this the only unit serving the dining room? Do you credit the diagnostic if you replace the part today? Who approves a compressor quote? Are filters and belts in the price or extra?
What is included in a monthly store HVAC check?: AACG Maintenance monthly visits check rooftop units, filters, the thermostat, and the condensate drain. A quarterly tune-up on that plan adds coils, belts, and filters. That plan is separate from a one-off Fixt bid.