Yes. We provide heat-load surveys, indoor unit selection, diversity planning, branch/selector box placement, pipe routing, and basic BMS coordination. For expansions, we validate outdoor capacity, pipe lengths, and addressing before proposing add-ons.

We follow brand guidelines for pipe sizing, velocity, and oil traps on vertical lifts, maintain minimum connected load, and verify superheat/subcooling during commissioning. Periodic health checks under AMC confirm stable oil return and compressor safety.

Yes—after a site survey. We check electrical capacity, heat-load, and existing piping runs. Because R22 mineral oil is incompatible with R410A/R32, we typically do not reuse old line sets; we recommend new copper, fresh insulation, nitrogen-purged brazing, deep evacuation, and brand-specified charging.

After diagnosis and approval, we schedule parts procurement and a repair window; emergency options are available in select cities.

Yes—AMC and corporate clients receive periodic health reports and recommendations.

We perform basic checks and coordination with your BMS vendor where applicable.

Regular access is essential. We can coordinate access panel creation with your interiors team as an add-on.

Subject to outdoor module capacity, piping design, and brand guidelines. We survey and propose options.

Quarterly for high-use commercial environments; at least every six months for lower-use spaces.

Yes—available in many cities with a small surcharge depending on access and building rules.

Yes—cleaning, checks, and replacements where needed; quotes depend on access and model.

We use appropriate methods for the system and conditions, then repair and re-test before charging.

Always. Moisture and non-condensables damage compressors and valves; deep evacuation is mandatory.

We check polarity, addressing, cable health, controller settings, and PCB status, then rectify the root cause.

Yes. We work across leading brands; specific parts availability may vary by city and model.