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Comprehensive Commercial Air Conditioning Services

Dependable Cooling For Your Farmington Business

Air conditioning in commercial spaces has a history that goes back literally as far as the history of air conditioning itself. The first air conditioner wasn’t invented to cool people down — it was invented to keep paper at a publishing company dry!

Thankfully, we’ve come a long way since the first air conditioners, and the systems we have on offer today are far quieter, smaller and vastly more efficient. When you need access to the best industrial air conditioner systems, the team here at Robbins Heating & Air Conditioning is ready and eager to make sure your company always has access to the resources it needs to stay cool.

Explore Your Options: Best Commercial Air Conditioning Units

We live in a world full of options, and selecting the best air conditioner for your business is more involved than simply choosing the right size. The cooling systems available come in a wide range of options to service almost any cooling need.

Regardless of the type of HVAC system you choose, we guarantee that we’re capable of carrying out the best commercial air conditioning services around. Whether you need a new construction AC installation or a system replacement, we’re here to help! Below are some common types of air conditioning systems for commercial use.

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Split Unit

Split units are among the most traditional types of air conditioners in use. Generally used for smaller spaces, split units consist of an outdoor condenser that’s connected to an indoor evaporator, which forces conditioned air throughout the building via a system of ductwork.

These systems are reliable, time-tested and are a great choice for cooling a limited commercial space.

Packaged Unit

Essentially the industrial version of a split unit, packaged units generally utilize the same type of components that split units use — except they come as part of an all-in-one heating & cooling system. These systems are robust, easy to maintain and have been reliably servicing commercial spaces for years.

Mini-Splits

Mini-splits are for companies that need a bit more versatility out of their HVAC systems while enjoying the social and cost-cutting benefits of environmental sustainability. Mini-splits are an energy-efficient alternative that provides companies with a ductless HVAC solution capable of providing both heating and air to different parts of your building simultaneously.

They function utilizing an outdoor condenser that’s connected to a series of indoor air handlers rather than a single centralized one. This setup allows them to be far more versatile when compared to split units.

VRV/VRF

Variable rate volume, or variable rate flow (VRV/VRF), represents one of the most advanced HVAC solutions on the market. Functioning similarly to a mini split, these systems also consist of an outdoor condenser connected to a series of air handlers.

The difference comes in the form of efficiency, as VRV/VRF systems are capable of running far more efficiently than mini-splits. Instead of cycling on and off to keep up with the desired temperature setting, they can regulate their refrigerant flow so that the system can constantly maintain an even temperature.

Commercial Air Conditioning Repair Service For Farmington, NM, Properties

When something goes wrong with your AC, you need fast, reliable service. Robbins provides top-tier industrial air conditioning repair to get your system back on track with minimal downtime.Whether your unit is leaking, making unusual noises or struggling to maintain temperature, our technicians are here to provide a diagnosis and resolve the issue efficiently.

From compressor failures to electrical problems, we’ve seen it all and fixed it all. When your business depends on staying cool, count on Robbins to deliver quick, high-quality repairs that keep your operations moving.

Schedule Routine AC Maintenance

Help prevent unexpected breakdowns by scheduling commercial air conditioning maintenance. Routine service reduces operating costs, extends system life and helps ensure consistent comfort throughout your building.

A well-maintained AC system runs smoother, lasts longer and provides better energy efficiency season after season. If you want your company’s cooling equipment to operate at its best year-round, ask us about establishing a customized maintenance plan tailored to your business.

Don’t Be A Fool, Stay Cool With Commercial Air Conditioning From Robbins

From complete installations and replacements to the best commercial AC repairs in Farmington, the team here at Robbins strives to be the best choice for all of our community’s HVAC needs. So, if your company needs heating or cooling services, don’t wait. Call the team here at Robbins Heating & Air Conditioning!

Commercial AC Services: Frequently Asked Questions

How Do I Assess The Appropriate Size And Capacity Of An AC System For My Building?

Choosing the right size commercial AC system isn’t just about square footage. One of our HVAC technicians will conduct a load calculation that takes into account building size, layout, occupancy levels, insulation quality, equipment-generated heat and even window placement.

If a system is too small, it will run constantly without ever cooling the space effectively. Too large, and it will short cycle, causing wasted energy and uneven temperatures. A professional assessment ensures your system delivers reliable comfort without overworking or underperforming.

What Is The Typical Lifespan Of A Commercial AC System?

With proper maintenance, most commercial air conditioning systems last between 15 and 20 years. Several factors influence this lifespan, including the system type (such as rooftop units or VRF systems), how often it’s serviced and environmental conditions around your building. Systems in dusty or humid climates, for example, may experience more wear and tear.

Regular filter changes, seasonal tune-ups and prompt repairs can significantly extend your system’s service life.

What Is The Installation Process Like For A New Commercial AC System?

The installation process for a commercial AC system typically starts with a thorough assessment and system design. From there, it includes:

— Obtaining necessary permits and planning the install
— Removing the old system (if one exists)
— Installing ductwork, wiring, thermostats and controls
— Placing and connecting the new AC unit
— Running diagnostics after system setup

Depending on the system and building size, installation can take a few days to a couple of weeks. Our team coordinates closely with your schedule to avoid disruptions to your business.

What Are The Signs That My Current Commercial AC System Needs Repair Or Replacement?

Several warning signs can point to the need for repair — or even a full replacement. If you’re noticing inconsistent cooling, poor airflow or rising energy bills, it may be time to call in a professional.

Strange noises, persistent odors, frequent service calls or a system that’s more than 15 years old are also red flags. In many cases, we can help you weigh the costs of continued repairs against the perks of upgrading to a newer system.

How Can I Ensure Indoor Air Quality While Operating A Commercial AC System?

Your AC system plays an important role in filtering out airborne contaminants. To help your system support clean air:

— Change filters regularly — monthly or quarterly, depending on your environment
— Schedule professional duct cleaning every few years
— Use higher-efficiency filters where appropriate
— Add UV lights to reduce pathogens and pollutants
— Monitor humidity levels to discourage mold growth

Good IAQ creates a more comfortable, healthy environment for employees, customers and tenants — and your HVAC system is the foundation of it all.

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