Jackson Mechanical Service Launches Free HELP ME - Winterize Program to Prepare Businesses for Winter

Jackson Mechanical Service (JMS) introduces the free HELP ME - Winterize program to help businesses prepare for winter by identifying potential risks in critical systems like HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and energy management. The program includes a thorough inspection with actionable recommendations to improve facility readiness and avoid costly disruptions. Free estimates for necessary repairs are also provided.
Oklahoma City, OK - December 5, 2024 - As winter approaches, Jackson Mechanical Service [http://www.jmsokc.com/] (JMS) introduces its complimentary HELP ME - Winterize program, aimed at helping businesses proactively prepare their facilities for the challenges of freezing temperatures and winter storms. For a limited time, JMS is offering this service free of charge to assist businesses in addressing potential risks, improving system efficiency, and avoiding costly repairs and disruptions during the busiest months.

Proactive Maintenance for Winter Readiness

Winter can amplify a facility's vulnerabilities, such as electrical hazards, HVAC failures, or frozen pipes. To tackle these risks, JMS's HELP ME - Winterize program provides a comprehensive inspection of critical systems, identifying issues early and offering practical solutions. This innovative approach removes uncertainty from risk management and keeps facilities operating smoothly throughout winter.

The program includes a thorough evaluation of six critical areas, represented in the HELP ME acronym:

* HVAC Systems: Inspection of heating units, thermostat calibration, ductwork, airflow, and insulation.

* Electrical Systems: Review of circuit breakers, wiring insulation, backup generators, and electrical panels.

* Limited Maintenance: Checks for roof debris, window drafts, safety equipment, and filter belts.

* Plumbing Systems: Inspection for insulation gaps, leaks, and blockages in drains and water heaters.

* Mitigation Strategy: Identification of hearing loss, equipment breakdown risks, and inefficiencies.

* Energy Management: Assessment of weather stripping, solar panels, energy systems, and efficiency controls.

Businesses that participate in the HELP ME - Winterize program will receive an inspection report highlighting potential problem areas and recommendations for improving their facility's readiness. Should repairs or upgrades be necessary, JMS will provide free estimates and tailored solutions, empowering decision-makers to act before emergencies arise.

A Limited-Time Opportunity with Tangible Benefits

Failure to prepare for winter weather can result in unexpected repairs, costly downtime, and operational disruptions. The HELP ME - Winterize program provides businesses with the tools to mitigate these risks at no cost, ensuring peace of mind and financial savings. While participation in any recommended follow-up services is optional, companies benefit from identifying weak points before an emergency strikes.

JMS brings decades of expertise to facility maintenance with a professional team ready to turn inspection findings into actionable solutions. The HELP ME - Winterize program underscores the company's commitment to high-quality service and customer satisfaction.

About Jackson Mechanical Service

With years of experience in HVAC, boiler, chiller, plumbing, and electrical services, Jackson Mechanical Service [https://www.jmsokc.com/] is a trusted partner for businesses across Oklahoma. From preventive maintenance to emergency repairs, the JMS team upholds its reputation for integrity, technical expertise, and innovative solutions.

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Phone: (405) 525-3788
Address:2600 N Oklahoma Ave
City: Oklahoma City
State: Oklahoma
Country: United States
Website: https://www.jmsokc.com/



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