Why Choose A Facility Services Agreement
Interstate AC simplifies facility maintenance for building owners and managers by combining HVAC and plumbing services into a single, streamlined Facility Services Agreement.
With this ongoing, commitment-free partnership, our team takes the time to understand your building’s entire mechanical infrastructure. We then work with you to create a customized maintenance plan that eliminates service overlap and aligns with your facility’s unique needs.
As a Facility Service Agreement customer, you’ll receive 10% off parts and labor, plus 20% off overtime rates for all HVAC and plumbing repairs. You’ll also get 24/7 emergency service, priority response ahead of non-agreement customers, and one dedicated account manager to simplify your HVAC and plumbing service coordination.
Our proactive approach keeps your HVAC and plumbing systems running smoothly, so you can stay focused on what matters most: your business.
Preventative HVAC Maintenance
Regular cleaning, filter replacements, and performance checks are essential for keeping your HVAC units running at peak efficiency. Without routine care, systems can lose effectiveness, leading to more frequent breakdowns and a shorter equipment lifespan. By investing in preventative HVAC maintenance, you’re not only ensuring your system operates as it should, but also protecting against costly disruptions to business productivity, saving you money in the long run.
Proactive Plumbing Inspections
In commercial and industrial facilities, plumbing systems operate under constant demand, making routine inspections essential to protect against unexpected failures. Undetected leaks, corrosion, and pressure issues put your business at risk, but proactive inspections and maintenance catch small problems before they turn into major disruptions.
CASE STUDY
Emergency Backflow
Replacement for Fire
Suppression System
When Smith Travel Research underwent a routine fire suppression system test by the city, their preventative backflow system failed, requiring an urgent replacement. The affected system featured an 8-inch backflow preventer weighing over 1,200 lbs., a project far beyond standard plumbing work.
The job required a team of three commercial plumbers and a crane to remove the failed unit and install the replacement. Despite the complexity, the project was completed in just half a day, restoring compliance and ensuring the fire suppression system remained fully operational.
