HVAC Air Filter Service and Coil Cleaning Services for Hospitals in Florida, New York, Oregon, Texas, Canada & Beyond

Joy Filters specializes in maintaining and cleaning hospital HVAC air filter systems. We bring in trained staff that is familiar with the hospital layout and location and we use log sheets to keep track of when a hospital is scheduled for maintenance. We clean and maintain the HVAC air handler and air filter systems at Brandon Regional Hospital, Edward White Hospital in St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg General Hospital and South Bay Hospital at Sun City Center, Florida. Our experienced and knowledgeable staff would like to provide more hospitals with the benefits of our professional HVAC air filter cleaning services.

We also clean and maintain the HVAC air handler and air filter units for commercial buildings, pharmaceutical applications and schools. Joy Filters doesn’t mind getting dirty so the HVAC air filters in hospitals, schools and commercial buildings are healthy and up to code. Our years of experience have taught us the least expensive and fastest ways to perform a thorough HVAC air filter system cleaning for hospitals and more so we can provide affordable yet comprehensive services.  

We offer the following services:

• Select the Highest Quality HVAC Air Filter Available—HVAC air filters, and their ability to remove microorganisms, dirt and dust can be best understood by using ASHRAE’s standard (52.2-1999) which gives an efficiency rating to HVAC air filters called a MERV Rating. The higher the MERV rating the more efficient the air filter is in removing small particles.

• Clean Evaporator, Condenser, Condensate Pan and Drain Pipe—energy savings is another reason to keep coils clean. A study completed by Pacific Gas & Electric indicates that the efficiency of a 10 ton package unit can be improved 16% simply by cleaning the evaporator and condenser coils. This can entirely offset the labor and product cost of cleaning the coil. Evaporator coils which are continually damp provide one of the best places for mold to grow. In addition to the constant dampness, the supply side of the coil is in contact with warm, humid outside air and the dirt that gets past filters contains the nutrients that mold requires to grow.

• Fix Leaks in Cabinet and Supply Duct—HVAC air handler services should include an inspection of air leaks and corrective action such as replacing screws or latches, and patching or replacing gaskets. Cabinet and duct integrity is particularly important on the supply-air side, where high pressure can force air out a small crack.

• Inspect Fan, Bearings and Fan Drive Belts—improperly adjusted belts rob the HVAC air handler of power, create noise, and must be replaced sooner than well-adjusted belts. The HVAC air handler fan drive belts should be aligned to prevent lateral wear. Proper tension should be maintained; loose belts slip on the pulley wheels, causing power loss and rapid wear. Belts that are adjusted too tight put an excessive load on the motor and fan pillow block bearings, causing early failure of the bearings and/or belts.

When we arrive we do the following to the HVAC air filter system:

• HEPA vacuum air handlers cabinets

• Clean coils using BBJ Power Coil Cleaner

• Change and align the fan drive belts

• Clean the fresh air intake screens

• Clean the fan housing and blades

• Clean the condensation from pans and pipes

• Check electrical wiring

• Check damper actuators

• More

Hospitals are required to be in optimal sanitary condition at all times. Tables, beds, instruments, everything must be sterile for each patient. Patients are sick and in need of expert care, the last thing they need to worry about is the cleanliness of their hospital. Aside from the tangible items, hospitals are also required to maintain their heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems (HVAC air filter units). In fact, the National Association of Consumer Advocates (NACA) routinely inspects the HVAC air handler and the air filter change out intervals on units in hospitals to make sure they’re in compliance.

Call us today at (813) 641-7841 or toll free 1-866-569-3458, whether you’re in New York, Texas, Oregon, Canada and beyond to learn more about our hospital HVAC air handler preventative maintenance, our HVAC filtration services, and the HVAC air filter products we supply.

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