Growers need to keep their heating solutions top-of-mind during the summer months.

Well-maintained HVAC systems are a critical component to minimizing airborne pathogens, and it’s important that these units stay operational throughout the year.

Commercial greenhouse owners should consider adding an extra layer of protection to their HVAC units.

Even the best heating unit needs regular maintenance to maintain optimal performance. Creating and sticking to a maintenance schedule will ensure your crops are in the perfect environment.

If heaters fail to work properly, it can result in the loss of plant production and be detri-mental to a grower’s bottom line.

If heaters fail to work properly, it can result in the loss of plant production and be detrimental to a grower’s bottom line.

Commercial greenhouses are great for plants, but the eternally moist, humid environments can certainly do a number on any unit heaters serving the space.

When unit heaters are being installed in a greenhouse, one of the most common problems that operators encounter is not factoring in accessibility for maintenance.

Unit heaters used in greenhouse applications require some TLC to keep functioning at full capacity. Proper maintenance will keep them running efficiently for years to come.