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Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager
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A preventive calendar for Fresno, Stockton and Modesto buildings that puts HVAC filters and coils on a tighter summer cadence, keeps lighting rounds on large warehouse floors, checks roofs and drains before the rainy season, and sends a technician the same day when something breaks.

Summers over 100°F push HVAC harder than anywhere else we work, so valley calendars check filters monthly and coils quarterly, and the seasonal start-up happens in April, not June. Big floors mean lighting rounds matter: a dark aisle is a safety issue. Flat roofs and long drain runs get inspected before the first November storm.

What is included

A written calendar by system and month, worked by our technicians and reported weekly.
Monthly filters in summer, quarterly coils and belts, April start-up, vendor coordination for compressors and refrigerant.
Lighting rounds on large floors, lamp and ballast replacement, outlets and switches, panel inspections.
Fixtures, valves, drains, water heaters; leak response.
Doors, dock hardware, drywall and paint, roof and drain checks before the rainy season.
A direct line and the nearest technician the same day for clients.

Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager.
Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager
Length English
Monthly filter changes in summer, quarterly coil and belt checks, an April start-up, and a vendor on call for compressor and refrigerant work.
Yes. Clients have a direct line and we send the nearest valley technician the same day.
Yes. Lighting rounds and lift-based lamp replacement are in the scope; LED retrofit planning where it pays back.
We inspect roofs and clear drains before the rainy season and report; roofing repairs go to a roofing contractor.
Address, square footage and a rough equipment list. We walk the building and send a calendar and a price within one business day of the walk.
