Why Providers Choose
Liquid SEER?
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Rapid expansion has created problem facilities
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Cooling capacity has declined or cannot keep up with demand
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Cooling redundancy is required
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Rising energy costs
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Expensive equipment replacement and reengineering costs
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Corrosion and harsh conditions are shortening mechanical lifespans
Liquid SEER delivers
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Improved capacity so you can do more with less
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Reduced energy usage
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Cooling redundancy without purchasing new equipment
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Reduced compressor runtimes
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Restored operation of aging equipment to original specs
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Protection for heat transfer surfaces
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Lengthened equipment lifespan
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Low cost solutions

Liquid SEER is applied by a Certified Installer to the outdoor coil of a unit
Provider Sites with Liquid SEER Installed
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Liquid SEER be installed on new equipment?
Liquid SEER is able to enhance the energy efficiency and performance of ALL air-cooled HVAC equipment, both new and old, no matter the brand or model.
Will the coil fins become clogged after application?
No. Most engineers are surprised to see the post installation tests of Liquid SEER reveal zero static on the coils.
How do I care for and clean the coils after application?
Clean and maintain the outdoor coil as normal. Liquid SEER performs best with Liquid SEER brand coil cleaner, but other types may be used.
Is there a warranty?
Yes. Five year materials and one year labor.
Are the results due only to cleaning the coil?
Not even close. We provide our clients with detailed reporting on equipment operations after cleaning and before Liquid SEER installation to compare with the post Liquid SEER results. Average Liquid SEER capacity increases are safely estimated at 20% more than the cleaned-only coil capacity, and sometimes more..
What exactly is Liquid SEER?
Liquid SEER is proprietary anticorrosion coating that increases capacity and extends equipment life when applied to the outdoor coil of HVAC equipment.
What are the risks of installing Liquid SEER on my site's equipment?
It's a simple installation process involving a single HVAC unit in a facility at a time, with minimal downtime so CI Managers don't have to worry about heat alarms. Indoor temps are continually monitored and if temps begin to rise cooling is restored again until temps are low enough to continue installation.
How can I be sure Liquid SEER is working?
We work with our clients to track their results. The immediate savings most of them report is colder temps in their facilities and reduced heat-related truck rolls, shorter compressor run times, and colder supply air temps. Later, they love to discover lower (normalized) utility costs.
