Light Commercial
Light Commercial HVAC
Rooftop package and split HVAC plant for restaurants, retail and light industrial buildings across San Antonio, tagged unit by unit under license TACLB018551E.
Chapter 01
Rooftop plant, not a bigger house system
A rooftop package unit on a strip center or a light industrial building is not a residential split system scaled up. It is packaged or split rooftop plant, tagged and logged unit by unit, the way the pair of Goodman condensers in this photo are marked 203 and 402 on a San Antonio rooftop with the downtown skyline behind them. Getting onto that roof safely, working around a parapet and staying clear of the edge while a unit is open is as much a part of the job as the wrench work.
Priority Design & Service has run this side of the business out of Selma since 1999, licensed TACLB018551E, across San Antonio, Schertz, Cibolo and the rest of the service area. Call (210) 492-4426 and describe the building, the number of units and roughly how old the plant is, and the technician who answers already knows what kind of access and safety plan the job needs before a truck leaves the shop.
Rooftop Goodman condenser bank tagged 203 and 402, with the downtown San Antonio skyline behind it
Keeping a tenant space open while you work
A restaurant, a salon or a retail unit cannot close for a rooftop changeout the way a homeowner can plan around a Saturday. Priority Design & Service schedules light commercial work around trading hours and stages a changeout so the space keeps running, whether that means an early morning start before doors open or splitting the work across two shorter visits instead of one long shutdown.
That scheduling discipline is the same one they bring to multi-family construction sites, where staying on a live building's timeline matters as much as the mechanical work itself. It is a habit built over more than 25 years of working around other people's operating hours, not something improvised on the day.
Chapter 03
Service and repair across all major brands
Priority Design & Service is an authorized Armstrong Air and Goodman dealer, and their own words are blunt about the rest of it: they sell, service and repair all major brands, not just the two they carry as a dealer. On the accessory side that includes Honeywell controls, NuCalgon chemicals, APCO air quality products and Mitsubishi equipment.
For a property manager running mixed equipment across several buildings, that matters more than brand loyalty. Whatever is already on the roof, from an older unit nobody stocks parts for anymore to a new Goodman install, gets serviced under the same TACLB018551E license by the same crew out of the Selma shop.
Priority Design & Service. Licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, TACLB018551E. Call (210) 492-4426.
