Shops, restaurants, professional suites, clinics, small offices and light industrial across Augusta and the CSRA. Maintained on a schedule, renewed in phases, and nothing started until the hours are agreed in writing.
Every stage closes before the next opens, and the hours available are established at the very start rather than discovered halfway through.
Panels off, on the roof or in the plant room: condition, model and serial numbers, access, how a unit would come off, electrical supply, what the controls are really programmed to — and which hours you can genuinely give us. That last one is written down as a number, because it is what everything else is priced from.
What is replaced, what is kept, and what is explicitly excluded. Curb adaptation, roofing, structure, electrical distribution and asbestos are each named as in or out. A scope that excludes nothing has simply moved the argument to later.
Filed with the Richmond County or municipal office that covers the address. Nothing starts until it is in, and who files it is stated in the quotation.
The work broken into pieces that each fit inside the window agreed at survey, with one rule: every phase ends with the building conditioned. Where a piece will not fit, temporary heating or cooling goes into the scope and into the price.
Airflow, temperature rise or split, static pressure, economiser travel and minimum position, control schedule and safeties. Numbers, per unit, recorded rather than remembered.
Model and serial numbers, filter sizes, belt part numbers, the control schedule as left, the permit and the commissioning sheets — enough that a different contractor could pick it up, which is the only real test of a handover.
A site sheet saying “serviced” is worth very little the day something fails. Every unit gets its own record, with numbers that can be compared against the previous visit.
Shops, trade counters, restaurants and bars. Door heat gain, short cycling, and extract pulling harder than its make-up air can supply — which arrives as a dining-room complaint and gets treated as a cooling fault.
Hood cleaning and fire suppression are separate trades with their own certifications. We do not claim them.
Professional suites, medical and dental practices, workshops and small warehousing. Zone complaints, after-hours running, filtration and outside-air rates written down, and server rooms with a real plan for what happens when the split fails.
A rooftop unit replacement can differ by a multiple depending on access, curb, crane time, electrical supply, controls — and above all on the hours available. A building with a twelve-hour overnight window and a building with four hours are not the same job, and no figure published here could tell you which you are.
The survey is quoted as a fixed number before we come out, and it is the only figure we will give you without seeing the plant.