yes if they are in a public place but if not then they dont have to be
Yes you can.............
Adding freon to an air conditioning unit should only be done by a certified technician. It is in fact illegal for anyone to add freon to air conditioning that isn't properly certified, so one would add freon by calling in a certified technician to do it for them.
The types of routine maintenance provided by an air conditioning servies on a yearly basis is once a year. You can have them come as much or as little as you want all you have to do is call the company.
To properly charge the air conditioner you need gauges and a refrigeraant recovery system.
call a nate certified tech.
Residential air conditioning service is expensive. This is due to the numerous number of units available on the market. Residential air conditioning is a modest expense. Yearly or bi-yearly check ups and filter changes are the principle expenses. As long as you maintain the unit you should be able to avoid expensive repairs.
For air conditioning, change the filter and ensure there are no water leaks. For heating, check your pilot light (for gas heating). Also, as with air conditioning, you need to change the filter yearly.
In order to start your own air conditioning company you will need to be a trained and certified HVAC technician. You will also need insurance and licensing.
To service a/c's you need gauges and a refrigerant recovery system.
Yes, air conditioning repair and installation companies are required to be licensed in the United States in order to do business. It is likely an air conditioning company would need to be certified by the state as well as the by the EPA.
You need a vacuum pump, gauges and freon. Take it to someone who does this work. A refrigeration guy can do it.
Most states require an HVAC certification for performing work on heating and air conditioning systems. While not all employees of a heating and air conditioning company need to be certified, at least one employee on the job should be.