February 23, 2021

Three Signs That It’s Time To Replace Your Building’s HVAC System

Does your commercial building have an older HVAC system that you’ve been thinking about replacing but you don’t know if it’s the right time or not? If you’re ‘on the fence’ about replacing your building’s HVAC system, this article will offer you three clear signs that it’s time to make your move and get it replaced. It’s More Than 10 Years Old Is your HVAC unit more than 10 years old? If so, this is an excellent reason in itself to replace that HVAC unit because the longer that you have it, you can expect some of it’s parts to...

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April 17, 2020

Dave’s Cooling and Heating Is Here for You During COVID-19

Over the last two months, most Frederick County residents have all had one thing in common, staying home to stop the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus). Thankfully, the team at Dave’s Cooling and Heating has been working during COVID-19 because we’re an “essential business” that provides a valuable service to the community. What Can Dave’s Cooling and Heating Do for You During COVID-19? From air conditioner repair, furnace repair, or HVAC installation, the team at Dave’s Cooling and Heating can provide with all of the HVAC services that you need. When you call us for your heating and cooling needs, you...

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June 15, 2018

Emergency AC Repairs Can Impact Your Business

As business owners, we all try to make our environments the most comfortable for our guests. Unfortunately, there can be emergency AC repairs that can prevent this from happening and that impact our bottom line. Let’s take a restaurant owner for example. Restaurant owners have no doubt invested quite a large amount of money into making the atmosphere of their dining room pleasant and inviting for their guests. They spend thousands of dollars on getting the right decor, using the right colors, etc. Often times, they don’t think ahead and give the proper attention to keeping their air conditioning system...

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