Commercial / Heating & cooling
HVAC service with the building in view.
Tiger handles commercial HVAC repair, replacement, and installation for small and mid-sized properties. Share the equipment concern and the operational context so the right conversation starts promptly.
Service direction
Match the call to the work.
The same property may need urgent attention today and project planning later. Naming the current need keeps the first handoff useful.
Repair
Use the repair path when heating or cooling equipment is not operating normally or a new system concern is affecting the property.
Replacement
Start a replacement conversation when existing equipment and the property's operating priorities need to be compared with a new-equipment direction.
Installation
For planned installation, bring the property layout, intended use, and known equipment context into the first conversation.
A clear intake
Three pieces of useful context.
No panel removal or equipment diagnosis is needed. Share information already available to the property contact.
- 01
Identify the property and system
Share the service address, the area affected, and any equipment information that is readily available.
- 02
Explain the operating need
Describe what changed, whether the system is operating, and any access or scheduling context the team should understand.
- 03
Set the service direction
An onsite evaluation or project conversation establishes whether repair, replacement, installation, or agreement planning fits the need.
Service agreements
Plan an ongoing HVAC relationship.
Commercial HVAC service agreements are available. Tiger can discuss which property and equipment the agreement should address, then define the proposed scope and terms for review.
Need the broader commercial view?
Continue to Commercial Plumbing, or return to Commercial Services for the overall service relationship. For a home system, use the residential Heating & Cooling hub.