HVAC Maintenance

We will check the operational integrity and condition of your HVAC equipment using our 21 Point HVAC Maintenance Checklist:

  • Check Refrigerant
  • Inspect Compressor
  • Inspect Fan Amps
  • Inspect & Clean Condensor Coil
  • Inspect & Clean Evaporator Coil
  • Inspect Capacitors
  • Inspect Contactor Points
  • Check Cap & Valve Seals
  • Inspect Thermostat
  • Inspect Blower Amps
  • Inspect Heat Strip Amps & Circuits
  • Evaluate Evap. Coil Buildup
  • Evaluate Blower Wheel Buildup
  • Inspect Integrity of Wires
  • Inspect Temperature Splits
  • Lubricate Moving Parts
  • Flush & Drain Vacuum Line
  • Inspect Float Switch
  • Clean Equipment & Return Grills
  • Performance Check
  • Air Leak Check

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Boiler Maintenance

We have several boiler maintenance packages available:

 

Quarterly (2 Hrs)

  • Inspect & verify area is clear of combustibles
  • Inspect all water/gas piping for leaks
  • Check water temperature & gas pressure
  • Inspect exhaust piping & blower
  • Check expansion tanks
  • Check control settings & relief valve
  • Inspect ignition system
  • Replace intake filter
  • Perform combustion analysis
  • Check burner condition & flame performance

Bi-Annual (4 Hrs)

  • Remove outer access panels & access the interior
  • Vacuum inside the appliance & clean components
  • Inspect wiring
  • Test boiler water heating
  • Flush storage tank
  • Operate relief valve
  • Perform combustion analysis

Annual (6 Hrs)

  • Begin boiler start-up sequence
  • Test exhaust gases & adjust accordingly for performance
  • Measure gas pressure as the burner fires
  • Inspect operation safeties, reset, & test low water cutoff
  • Perform combustion analysis

Annual Water Pump (2 Hrs)

  • Clean pump motor & base
  • Oil pump & touch up rust
  • Check shaft alignment
  • Inspect line strainers
  • Test volt & amp readings under full load

Chiller Maintenance 

We offer Monthly and Annual plans that include the following:

 

  • Inspect fan control system
  • Measure condenser fan motor volts/amps, where applicable
  • Measure condenser and evaporator pressures
  • Leak-Measure and verify refrigerant, water, oil, etc.
  • Check safety control settings
  • Check operating control settings
  • Inspect compressor motor operation
  • Inspect moisture indicator
  • Check chilled water temperature control
  • Inspect belts, sheaves – tension and alignment
  • Check fan speed controllers

Storm Drain & Grease Drain Maintenance

Keep your drain system clean, free-flowing, and odor-free:

Storm Drain Jetting:

  • Inspect & remove debris from stormwater catch basins
  • Inspect & remove debris from stormwater manholes
  • Hydro-jet and clear storm drain boxes and manholes
  • Vacuum stormwater catch basins with Vactor Truck
  • Dispose of collected debris

Grease Line Hydro-Jetting:

  • Clean sewer lines with hydro-jet
  • Inspect & record pipe integrity with sewer camera post-cleaning
  • Provide recording of inspection
  • Provide recurring pump-outs
  • Submit all regulatory documents and ensure compliance

Lift Station Maintenance

Quarterly:

 

  • Remove grease and debris from well
  • Check power supply
  • Check amp draw on pump
  • Check the pump cycle
  • Ensure float switches are working properly
  • Maintain running log of activity
  • Test isolation valves
  • Clear debris around valves and pipe orifices

Remote Monitoring:

 

  • Receive high level, low level, and phase drop alerts
  • Receive single or multi pump failure alerts
  • Decrease response time with automatic call
  • Reduce billable hours via remote diagnosis

Electrical Maintenance

Monthly & Annual Plans:

 

  • Check thermal temperatures within breaker panel
  • Resecure aluminum tie-downs in disconnect
  • Physically check each breaker
  • Conduct load test and amp draw on all breakers
  • Test any smoke detection devices
  • Verify GFI code compliance
  • Identify any NEC or Florida Electrical Code violations
  • Plug test all outlets for adequate voltage
  • Correctly label all items within the panel

Frank Gay Commercial’s Core Values

At Frank Gay Commercial Services LLC, we seek to be the gold standard in our trades and to be the backbone of our community. We know you have other options, but we make sure that if you use us once, you’ll be a customer for life!

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Communication

Frank Gay Commercial Services LLC prioritizes effective communication with clients, employees, and stakeholders to ensure clear understanding and alignment of goals and objectives.

Integrity

We are a company that upholds integrity by maintaining strong moral principles, honesty, and trustworthiness in its business practices.

Community

Frank Gay Commercial Services LLC is committed to being an active member of the community by supporting local initiatives, organizations, and events to create a positive impact and build lasting relationships.

Growth

We strive for continuous growth by embracing innovation, investing in employee development, and pursuing new opportunities to improve the quality of its services and expand its reach.

Energy

Frank Gay Commercial Services LLC brings a high level of energy to its work, consistently delivering quality services with enthusiasm, passion, and a can-do attitude.

Customer Reviews
Sienna Wheeler

I used Frank Gay for electrical services. I wanted to have my outdated light fixture upgraded to something more modern and classy. My technician was Mario and he was incredible! Very fast and efficient service. He was also very friendly and knowledgeable. I highly recommend this company!

Justin Collins

Michael Gilbert was very knowledgeable and helpful with the repair process. He also made recommendations for repairs that we didn’t know were issues until he showed us the problems. He provided us pricing for the repairs itemized and combined. He is an all around good guy to talk to while he was getting the job done. In the end everything came out just right. Thanks Michael take care!

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