Issues such as leaks, cracks, and incorrectly sized ductwork can end up costing a lot of money in the long run from loss of energy. If there are issues with your ductwork, it is best to have ductwork checked and then replaced or repaired as soon as possible. 

The right sized system for the commercial building – HVAC system will heat and cool effectively, and the air will feel just right. The system that is not the right size for the building may cause issues. If the current HVAC system is too small, it may not heat or cool correctly and efficiently during extreme weather. The system can constantly be running and will increase your energy consumption significantly. A system that is too big will have trouble reducing the air (while the thermostat switches off after reading the right temperature). The air still feels humid. 

The right thermostat can help control temperature, humidity levels, and energy consumption in the commercial building. The type of thermostat will depend on the size of the commercial building. Small buildings may even go with a residential thermostat. A programmable thermostat will allow us to adjust heating and cooling with the patterns of building use. A commercial operation with several buildings, or one large building that needs separate zoning, may be better off using multiple thermostats that are all controlled in one central place. This makes it easy to keep buildings or areas at different temperatures without adjusting each area separately—no matter which type of thermostat – programmable is always the best choice.