Rabine crew landing a rooftop unit from a crane
Commercial & industrial HVAC

Stop reacting to your HVAC system. Start managing it.

Commercial HVAC planned maintenance, capital planning and equipment replacement for multi-site portfolios, with one point of accountability.

Most HVAC programs fail for one reason: they wait until something breaks.

Unbudgeted replacements
A unit dies in July and the capital request lands in the middle of a fiscal year with no room in it.
After-hours calls
Emergency rates, tenant complaints and a crew you have never met walking your roof at 2am.
The same unit, fixed twice
Repair after repair on equipment that should have been on a replacement list two years ago.
Every piece of equipment is tracked and classified.
Equipment status board
Normal operation
What it means
Running properly. No significant issues.
Your risk
Low
What we do
Continue preventative maintenance.
Minor issues
What it means
Early signs of wear. Minor repairs occurring.
Your risk
Manageable
What we do
Monitor condition and maintain.
Aging equipment
What it means
Approaching end of useful life. Efficiency declining.
Your risk
Rising
What we do
Begin replacement conversations. Budget planning recommended.
Major repair likely
What it means
Major components showing wear. Failures increasing.
Your risk
High
What we do
Provide repair vs. replacement options. Evaluate long-term cost impact.
Replacement candidate
What it means
Severe aging or major failure. Not cost-effective to repair.
Your risk
Critical
What we do
Prepare replacement proposal. Prioritize in replacement pipeline.

Most companies give you opinions. We give you visibility.

How it works

01
Condition assessment
We walk every roof and mechanical room and inventory what is actually there.
02
Written capital plan
Condition ratings, remaining useful life, a failure forecast and replacement cost ranges.
03
Service agreement
Maintenance scoped to the equipment the plan says needs it.
04
Proactive replacements
Changeouts scheduled into your budget cycle instead of into an emergency.
Start with the assessment
Control panel and gauges on a commercial heating unit

What you walk away with

Equipment inventory for every site — make, model, age and tonnage.
A condition rating and remaining useful life on every unit.
A failure forecast with replacement cost ranges.
A prioritized repair-versus-replace capital plan.
A recommendation on service coverage going forward.
Where we work.

We cover the areas shown here, and our crews work in Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana and Missouri. Wherever the site is, you get one standard, one report and one invoice.

One accountable partner. One point of contact.

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HVAC workforce coverage
Accredited
BBB Accredited business. Illinois licence 055-045087.
Certified
Certified energy efficiency measures installer through ICC, so rebate incentives are on the table.
Backed
Part of Rabine, a family of commercial property maintenance companies founded in 1981.
Answerable
One account manager, one standard, one invoice across every building in the portfolio.
Insights

What we find on the roof

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Maintenance Matters

Occasional notes on equipment failures, replacement costs and what we are seeing across the buildings we look after. No product pitches.

You can either plan your HVAC costs, or your HVAC system will plan them for you.

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