Las Vegas commercial HVAC — rooftop, restaurant, office, property mgmt
Commercial HVAC install, repair, and maintenance for Las Vegas restaurants, offices, retail, and multi-tenant buildings. Rooftop unit specialists. Preventive maintenance contracts scale from single locations to multi-property portfolios.
Rooftop unit specialists — Carrier, Trane, Lennox, York
Restaurant hood/makeup-air integration
Multi-property preventive maintenance contracts
Different from residential
Commercial HVAC has different priorities
Commercial HVAC is a different scale and different priorities from residential. In a restaurant, kitchen makeup air has to balance with hood exhaust or dining rooms get uncomfortable. In an office, tenant complaints about temperature drive property manager stress. In a retail space, downtime means lost revenue.
The equipment is different too. Rooftop units (RTUs) are the dominant commercial format — self-contained units on the roof that handle heating, cooling, and ventilation for a section of the building. They're accessible for service without interrupting tenants below.
Our commercial team has different tools and different training than residential. Boom trucks and mobile scaffolding for rooftop access. Certified in commercial refrigerant handling. Preventive maintenance contracts scaled for multi-location portfolios — one point of contact, consolidated billing. Related in Las Vegas: AC installation, AC repair, and commercial HVAC.
Commercial-first
How commercial works
Four steps for commercial service
Property assessment
Full HVAC inventory across all units and locations. Age, condition, warranty status, run hours. Written summary with priority repair/replace recommendations.
Written contract
Preventive maintenance contract sized to property. Includes quarterly/semi-annual visits, priority response times, and per-property escalation contacts.
Scheduled service
Semi-annual (spring + fall) or quarterly service per unit. Coordinated with property manager. Zero surprises on invoicing — contract price is inclusive.
Emergency response
24/7 emergency response for contract properties. 2-hour target response on business-critical failures. Written incident reports for management.
The 4 commercial
Rooftop, restaurant, office, property management
ROOFTOP UNITS: package units on the roof are our most common commercial work. Install, service, replacement. From single-store retail to multi-unit strip malls.
RESTAURANT HVAC: makeup air, hood exhaust, dining room comfort. Different design constraints than typical commercial. certified gas work for kitchen equipment.
OFFICE & RETAIL: tenant comfort is the key metric. VAV boxes, zone controls, thermostat management. Fast response on tenant complaints.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT: multi-property portfolios with consolidated contracts. Single point of contact. Multi-property discount pricing. Reporting for property manager oversight. Related in Las Vegas: AC installation.
$189-$289RTU tune-up
$249-$489Restaurant service
up to 25%Multi-property discount
Commercial services
Related Las Vegas commercial HVAC services
From single-store rooftop to multi-property portfolio.
Yes — we currently service 12 multi-location portfolios ranging from 4 to 40+ properties. Consolidated contracts, single point of contact, one invoice per quarter, per-property reporting. Contact us for a portfolio proposal.
Contract customers: 2-hour target on business-critical failures (no heat in winter, no AC during heatwave, kitchen makeup air failure during restaurant service). Non-contract customers: 4-hour target, subject to residential call backlog.
Yes — certified gas work and NFPA 96 exhaust hood expertise. Full commercial kitchen HVAC including makeup air balancing, hood exhaust, and dining room comfort. Reference restaurant properties available on request.
Single-store: $499-$899/year single-unit RTU. Multi-unit properties: pricing scales down per unit as portfolio grows. Portfolio-level (5+ properties): custom pricing with multi-property discount up to 25%.
Extensively — our commercial team is set up to work with property managers directly. Consolidated invoicing, work orders that map to your PMS, before/after photos on all service, and technician arrival notifications so tenants aren't surprised.
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