Where Rooftop HVAC Systems Are Commonly Used
Rooftop HVAC systems are ideal for a variety of commercial buildings, including:
- Offices
- Retail stores
- Restaurants
- Warehouses
- Healthcare facilities
Rooftop HVAC Installation
Our team installs rooftop HVAC units for new construction and commercial properties. We also specialize in replacing outdated systems with modern, energy-efficient models. We will help you select a model that meets your building’s unique heating and cooling needs.
We manage all aspects of installation, including permits, crane work, ductwork connections, and system testing. After installation, we offer ongoing support and service to keep your rooftop system running reliably for years to come.
Emergency Rooftop HVAC Repairs
When your rooftop HVAC system fails, it can disrupt business operations and create uncomfortable conditions for customers and employees. That’s why Allied offers 24/7 emergency repairs for rooftop HVAC systems.
Our technicians will quickly identify and address the root cause of your issues, restoring comfort with minimal downtime. We prioritize urgent service calls to help businesses get back on track as quickly as possible.
Maintaining Your Rooftop HVAC System
Regular maintenance is key to keeping your rooftop HVAC system performing at its best. Allied offers ongoing service and maintenance support to help extend system life, lower energy costs, and prevent unexpected breakdowns.
Why Choose Allied for Rooftop HVAC Services?
- Over 55 years of commercial HVAC expertise
- Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer
- Licensed, NATE-certified technicians
- Upfront pricing and detailed proposals
- Professional project management from start to finish
We work with businesses to design and install rooftop HVAC systems that deliver reliable performance and long-term value.
Roof HVAC Unit Installation FAQ
Q: How long does it take to install a rooftop HVAC unit?
A: Most rooftop installations take one to two days, depending on the system and building.
Q: Can a rooftop unit provide both heating and cooling?
A: Yes, rooftop units provide both heating and cooling. Think of them as rooftop air conditioners and rooftop heaters in one.
Q: What size roof unit does my building need?
A: The size of your roof unit depends on your building’s square footage, occupancy, and insulation. We perform load calculations to recommend the right size.
Get a Free Roof HVAC Installation Quote
Looking for reliable roof HVAC installation? Allied Air Conditioning & Heating Corp. is ready to help. Call us today for more information on these highly efficient commercial HVAC systems or to request an installation quote. Learn more about our commercial HVAC services.
