Covenant Coil Cleaning provides professional HVACR coil cleaning to businesses throughout the Southeastern United States. We are licensed and fully insured and have been providing this vital service to our clients for over 12 years.

Let Covenant Coil Cleaning show you how to save money while maintaining a clean, comfortable environment for your clients, employees, or family. Contact us for a free estimate tailored to your business needs.

 

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 Phone: 334.297.8233      
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The States we cover are: Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Florida, and South Carolina, North Carolina, Louisiana and Kentucky

What is Coil Cleaning

A HVAC condenser coils main function is to rapidly remove heat from the unit. Condenser coils need outside air to pass through the aluminum fins that surround the heated copper condenser lines which in turn rapidly removes heat. Condenser fan motors draws outside air through the coils and then up and out of the unit. Any airborne debris is drawn directly into the condenser coils and trapped in the aluminum fins. Most commercial HVAC units have multiple coils, usually two and on some models three. These condenser coils are individual yet they are stacked or sandwiched together.
In most cases, debris passes easily through the first condenser coil and gets trapped against the second coil. Overtime, usually a period of a year, this debris builds up and restricts airflow. A combination of pollen, dirt, dust, debris, and rain form a blanket completely plugging the unit from having adequate ventilation or airflow. In most cases we would compare the debris to the lint trap in your dryer..
Why is coil cleaning important?
As you have learned and seen from the photographs above, clean coils allow outside air to easily pass through the aluminum fins that surround the heated copper condenser lines rapidly dissipating heat.
When the aluminum fins of the coils become plugged with dirt and debris the unit is incapable of rapidly removing heat. This means the unit can no longer remove heat efficiently. Operating temperature of the unit begin increasing, the unit draws additional amperage to compensate which uses additional electricity. When the compressors are running at above normal operating temperatures it will begin to break down the lubricating properties of the compressor oil which could eventually lead to premature catastrophic compressor failure.
Cleaning the condenser coils as part of your regular preventative maintenance program annually will ensure maximum efficiency of your rooftop HVAC equipment. Cleaning the condenser coils will help prolong the life of the unit, protect your compressors from premature failure, and maximize your overall investment. .

Energy Savings

Energy savings is another reason to keep coils clean. A study completed by Pacific Gas & Electric indicates that the efficiency of a package unit can be increased by 16% simply by cleaning the evaporator and condenser coils. This can extremely offset the labor and product cost of cleaning the coils. One facility showed a 57% increase in air velocity after the coil cleaning and the air temperature delta improvement of 22 to 28.5F, resulting in energy savings of $8,000. Properly maintaining your HVAC equipment effectively increases energy savings. For commercial, industrial, & retail customers the energy savings can be dramatic. Maintaining your companies facility is a vital part of any business. Operations and Maintenance costs continue to increase over the years with little relief in site. Some of the major issues with our clients facilities revolve around the high cost of monthly maintenance to their HVAC equipment. The majority of the companies we contract with are on a monthly or quarterly contract with HVAC companies. 
Of all our clients we surveyed, HVAC maintenance was in the top five category of yearly O&M budgeting. Most major HVAC contractors prefer monthly or quarterly maintenance of your facility. As you know, this does not come cheap.  
After some general research with our clients HVAC maintenance records, 90% of the work performed was with filter changes and a general inspection. 10% went to repair or parts replacements. Our clients then have the option of bidding repair work from a contractor of their choosing. Many of our customers have reliable HVAC contractors that perform on call work for them already. 
 
Covenant Coil Cleaning also provides a optional yearly coil cleaning, as you may have already read on these pages. The coil cleaning is done yearly and also includes a yearly HVAC maintenance report. If you choose to have both services completed, the yearly coil cleaning also includes one of the quarterly filter changes at no extra cost. We schedule our cleaning service to coincide with one of the filter changes for this savings purpose.

Serving Southeast US

The States we cover are: Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Florida, and South Carolina, North Carolina, Louisiana and Kentucky.
 We assign each cleaning site a designated person or team, and use supervisor follow-up inspections to promote accountability giving our clients peace of mind.
 
 
 
 
 
   
   
   

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