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HVAC

Rooftop Unit Maintenance for Georgia Summers

How to prep commercial rooftop HVAC units for the heat, humidity, and storms of a Georgia summer.

5 min read·

Georgia summers are brutal on commercial rooftop units. The combination of 95°+ days, 70%+ humidity, and pop-up thunderstorms pushes equipment harder than spec sheets imagine.

Pre-season checklist

  • Coil cleaning — both condenser and evaporator
  • Refrigerant charge verification
  • Belt tension and replacement
  • Drain pan and condensate line clearing
  • Electrical contactor inspection

Mid-summer monitoring

Track amp draw and supply temperatures monthly. A unit pulling more amps than last summer is a unit on its way out.

Storm prep

Secure roof curbs and disconnect mounts. Lightning surges take out more commercial HVAC controllers in Georgia than any other failure mode.

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