Reliable Climate Control for Your Business
Businesses depend on steady heating and cooling every day. A safe and comfortable building supports staff, customers, and equipment. Beacon Plumbing provides commercial HVAC services in Boise, ID, and surrounding areas. Our team installs, repairs, and maintains systems for offices, retail stores, restaurants, warehouses, and medical facilities.
We focus on performance, safety, and energy use. We inspect each system and explain clear solutions. Our technicians complete each job with care and respect for your schedule. You receive dependable service that keeps your business running without interruption. Schedule services today by calling 208-593-3268.
Why Choose Us?
Beacon Plumbing brings experience and skill to every project. Our technicians understand commercial equipment and follow proven service methods. We arrive on time and communicate clearly from start to finish. We respect your property and keep work areas clean.
Our team works with rooftop units, split systems, packaged systems, furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps. We use quality parts and test every repair before we leave. We also offer routine maintenance plans that help reduce breakdowns and lower energy costs. Local businesses trust our team because we deliver steady results and honest recommendations.
Complete Heating and Cooling Solutions
Commercial systems handle heavy demand. These systems require proper sizing, expert installation, and routine service. Beacon Plumbing delivers commercial HVAC services in Boise, ID, and surrounding areas with clear processes and reliable outcomes.
Our commercial HVAC services include:
• System installation for new construction and property upgrades
• Rooftop unit repair and replacement
• Heating system repair, including furnaces and boilers
• Air conditioning repair and full system replacement
• Preventive maintenance programs
• Thermostat and control system upgrades
• Indoor air quality solutions
• Emergency HVAC repairs
We evaluate airflow, ductwork, and system controls to ensure proper operation. We check refrigerant levels, electrical components, and safety controls. Regular maintenance helps extend system life and protect your investment.
Energy efficiency also matters. An efficient system lowers utility bills and supports steady indoor comfort. We help you choose equipment that matches your building size and usage needs. Clear guidance helps you make informed decisions.
Contact Us
Your business deserves reliable heating and cooling. Beacon Plumbing delivers commercial HVAC services in Boise, ID, and surrounding areas with professionalism and focus.
Call our team today at 208-593-3268 to schedule service or request an estimate. We will assess your system, explain your options, and provide a clear plan. Let us help you maintain a comfortable space where your business can thrive.
Most Recent Pins (36)
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services in Caldwell, ID evaluated uneven heating and cooling in two offices. They offered to install dampers at four supply registers and an optional return duct in the farthest office. They recommended furnace and AC tests and replacing 1-inch air filters every two months.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services conducted a site walkthrough in Boise, ID, to assess maintenance needs for 22 rooftop HVAC units. They inspected newer direct-drive blower motor units and a Samsung mini-split system. They prepared maintenance recommendations and requested thermostat access for further testing.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services repaired a 50-gallon electric water heater in Emmett, ID. They replaced both heating elements and thermostats to fix the no-hot-water problem as approved by the home warranty company.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services inspected a rooftop HVAC unit in Boise, ID, identifying low refrigerant charge and disabled cooling due to a cut Y wire. They tested the thermostat, found no valve core leaks, and offered to recharge with R-410A and add UV dye sealant. Repairs await approval.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services in Garden City, ID serviced a Sterling ceiling-hung gas heater. They removed and cleaned burners, spark igniter, and flame sensor. They dusted the unit and replaced the fan motor run capacitor. They identified the heater breaker and noted the thermostat needs new batteries.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services inspected two furnaces in a Meridian, ID commercial office after a no-heat call. They diagnosed overheating issues, replaced filters, reset the system, and identified failed blower motors. They recommended motor and capacitor replacements and provided repair estimates for approval.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services inspected a ceiling leak near the kitchen ventilation fan in Garden City, ID. They found AC freeze damage and dampness under the attic line set. The team cleaned outdoor coils, added 3 lbs of R-410A refrigerant, tested cooling, and serviced the ventilation fan motor.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services in Boise, ID installed rough-in plumbing for ABS DWV, hot and cold water, gas piping to the kitchen, and planned future finish plumbing with customer fixtures. They discussed an electric water heater and a possible 3-head ductless mini-split HVAC system.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon evaluated the mini-split head and condensate drainage system. Options provided include deep cleaning the indoor head and replacing the condensate pump, or deep cleaning the head while cleaning and flushing the existing condensate pump basin and tubing.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services inspected three 2019 York rooftop HVAC units in Caldwell, ID. Each unit contains four 20x24x2 filters and a BX56 belt in good condition. The team awaits customer confirmation of thermostat locations to complete heating operation testing and provide a detailed estimate.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services repaired an AC system in Boise, ID, by clearing a blocked condensate drain that had tripped the safety switch. They vacuumed, blew out, and flushed the drain, restoring proper drainage and cooling function. The outdoor AC unit resumed normal operation after service.
John Manolakis
Beacon Home Services diagnoses heat pump issues in Meridian, ID. They inspect and identify problems to ensure your heating system functions properly. This service helps maintain efficient heat pump operation and resolve heating concerns effectively.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services in Boise, ID inspected a rooftop HVAC unit with poor airflow due to a blocked 20x25x1 air filter from 2021. They identified a frozen evaporator coil and a weak compressor run capacitor. They provided a quote to replace the capacitor, install a new filter, and verify system operation after thawing.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services repaired two Magic Aire commercial HVAC fan coil units in Boise, ID. They replaced a broken A32 blower belt and an incorrectly sized A49 belt. They installed new air filters—one 12x24x2 and two 20x20x2—to restore proper airflow and cooling efficiency.
Chris Hall
Beacon Home Services in Mountain Home, ID inspected a Carrier 4-ton RTU with no cooling. The 2005 system using R22 refrigerant had a leak causing the issue. They recommended replacement due to the unit's age and refrigerant type, offering repair and replacement quotes.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services cleaned the blower wheel, drain pan, evaporator coil, and internal parts of an indoor mini-split unit in Nampa, ID. They reassembled and tested the unit to ensure it operated properly.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services repaired a heat pump in Caldwell, ID. They cleared a blocked condensate drain, replaced a dirty air filter, cleaned condenser coils, replaced a failed run capacitor, added refrigerant, and tested the system to restore proper cooling and operation.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services in Boise, ID inspected an HVAC system with power and zoning issues. They found a tripped furnace breaker and recommend an electrician check the electrical components. They also identified a failed water heater expansion tank causing leaks. Replacement and zoning system restoration services are available.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services diagnosed and repaired a rooftop HVAC unit in Boise, ID. They replaced three failed fuses to restore power and found condenser fan motors showing wear. They recommended replacing both fan motors with new run capacitors, offering a one-year parts and labor warranty.
Patrick Cahill
Beacon Home Services replaced a 20-year-old Reznor heater with a cracked heat exchanger in a shop in Meridian, ID. They provided heater replacement to restore safe and efficient heating in the facility.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services was called back out after the GFCI receptacle began tripping the day following our installation of a new point-of-use water heater under the cabinet. Upon inspection, I found evidence that water had entered the cabinet from above through a hole that had been drilled for electrical cords. The water appeared dark in color. Inside the cabinet, I found the three-outlet extension cord was completely waterlogged. I poured water out of the receptacle openings and documented the condition with photos and a video. To isolate the issue, I unplugged the extension cord and plugged the new point-of-use water heater directly into the GFCI receptacle. With the extension cord removed from the circuit, the GFCI did not trip, indicating the water heater was operating properly and that the water-soaked extension cord was the likely cause of the nuisance tripping. I shared my findings, along with the photos and video documentation, with the customer . I recommended replacing the water-damaged extension cord, as it is no longer safe for use. Possibly find one that can be hung away from the hole or reroute tv plug in toaster area and make others aware water is going down that hole. Based on today’s findings, the newly installed point-of-use water heater is operating properly when connected directly to the GFCI-protected receptacle.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services repaired a leaking point-of-use electric water heater in Boise, ID. They replaced the failed unit with a new rim point-of-use water heater and confirmed the installation had no leaks.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services inspected and serviced a rooftop HVAC unit in Caldwell, ID. They adjusted the transformer setting from 230V to 208V to match building supply voltage, replaced four overdue air filters, and tested the system to confirm proper operation. Regular filter replacement is recommended every four months.
Chris Hall
Beacon Home Services repaired a city public pool heater in Caldwell, ID. They replaced the faulty pilot assembly and checked all wiring to ensure no shorts were present. The service restored proper heater function and safety.
John Manolakis
Beacon Home Services in Nampa, ID reclaimed refrigerant, injected sealant, and recharged a rooftop HVAC unit. They ensure proper maintenance and efficient operation of commercial HVAC systems through refrigerant management and sealant application. This service helps extend the unit’s lifespan and improve cooling performance.
Patrick Cahill
Beacon Home Services in Caldwell, ID disconnects and removes existing condensation pump discharge hoses. They install new 3/8-inch copper tubing from the pump to the laundry box. The tubing runs exposed in the utility room and laundry closet, then enters the wall to drain into the laundry box.
Josh Jeffery
Beacon Home Services installed a programmable thermostat for an electric attic furnace in Caldwell, ID. This service helps reduce electrical bills by optimizing temperature control.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services inspected an electric water heater in Payette, ID, and found a broken wire causing a short. They replaced the damaged wire using landlord-provided materials, restored hot water function, and noted missing heating element gaskets that could cause leaks.
Jesse Hill
Beacon Home Services installed wiring for three commercial mini split systems and a 120V 20 amp GFCI-protected surface receptacle in Boise, ID. This electrical work ensured proper power supply and safety for commercial HVAC units.
Thomas Bullock
Beacon Home Services inspected three rooftop HVAC units in Meridian, ID, that were not operating properly and tripping breakers. They collaborated with the onsite electrician who replaced the power supplies to diagnose the issues effectively.
Josh Jeffery
Beacon Home Services inspected the HVAC system in a commercial building in Nampa, ID. They confirmed the system works properly but requires annual maintenance and filter changes. They noted one unit was inaccessible due to a drop ceiling and recommended installing access for future maintenance.
Patrick Cahill
Beacon Home Services in Boise, ID provided an estimate for installing three mini split units on a commercial roof. They prepared detailed cost assessments and are awaiting client approval to begin the installation work.
Patrick Cahill
Beacon Home Services replaced a corroded outdoor AC condenser and offered discounted installation of a new air conditioner and furnace. They previously replaced a water heater in Boise, Idaho.
Patrick Cahill
Beacon Home Services replaced the burner, gas valve, and pilot on a boiler in Boise, Idaho. They ensure boiler components work correctly and safely for effective heating. This service supports reliable home heating system performance.
Patrick Cahill
Beacon Home Services in Boise, Idaho, turned off power and reclaimed 410a refrigerant. They disconnected the line set and power, then moved the condenser to the other side of the yard for landscaping work.
Patrick Cahill
Beacon Plumbing installed a new blower motor in Boise, Idaho. They handle blower motor replacements efficiently to ensure proper ventilation and heating system performance. Their service supports HVAC system reliability in residential and commercial properties.
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