Running a commercial facility means managing multiple operational costs—and your HVAC system is often one of the biggest contributors. If your heating and cooling bills are rising or your building feels inconsistent in temperature, it may be time to look at how your system is running.
At Tarrant Mechanical, we specialize in helping DFW businesses optimize HVAC performance. Below are 7 expert-backed tips on how to improve commercial HVAC efficiency, reduce overhead, and create a more comfortable workspace.
Preventive maintenance is the foundation of HVAC efficiency. Without it, your system collects dirt, wears down faster, and consumes more energy.
Tarrant Mechanical offers commercial HVAC maintenance plans that include inspections, cleanings, and performance testing—keeping your system at peak efficiency year-round.
Smart thermostats give you better control over temperature scheduling, reduce unnecessary run times, and respond to occupancy patterns.
For commercial spaces, this means automated temperature adjustments after hours or on weekends—translating to big savings.
Leaky or poorly insulated ductwork can result in up to 30% air loss. This means your HVAC system works harder to deliver the same comfort level, wasting energy and money.
Have your ducts inspected for leaks or gaps. Tarrant Mechanical provides duct sealing solutions to prevent waste and improve air distribution.
Commercial buildings often have areas with different heating and cooling needs. Installing a zoning system allows you to control temperatures in individual zones, instead of conditioning the entire building equally.
This leads to more targeted energy usage—and fewer complaints from employees or tenants about uncomfortable rooms.
If your system is more than 10–15 years old, it may be running at a fraction of the efficiency of today’s models. Even with maintenance, aging equipment can’t compete with modern, energy-efficient units.
Tarrant Mechanical can assess your system and recommend energy-efficient HVAC upgrades that reduce utility bills and meet current energy codes.
Proper airflow helps maintain consistent temperatures and prevents your system from overworking. Blocked vents, unbalanced airflow, or poor layout can strain your system and lead to energy waste.
We perform airflow diagnostics to ensure balanced distribution throughout your building—leading to better comfort and less energy use.
Consider installing energy monitoring systems that track HVAC-related consumption. These tools give facility managers real-time insights into inefficiencies and allow data-driven decisions for HVAC operations.
Pairing this with our commercial service plans gives you a clear picture of performance and improvement over time.
With over a decade of experience serving businesses across North Texas, Tarrant Mechanical understands what it takes to keep a commercial HVAC system running efficiently. We offer:
Contact Tarrant Mechanical today to schedule a commercial HVAC consultation and discover how you can reduce energy use without sacrificing comfort.