Business & Property Owners

At Sobieski, we know how important it is to keep your commercial property or business running. For over 30 years, we have been helping local business and property owners in Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New Jersey maintain their building’s HVAC, plumbing and fire, alarm and security systems.

Secured Value for Your Property or Business

The specialist team at Sobieski provides all-in-one maintenance solutions to ensure small issues don’t turn into large problems. We can regularly inspect and service your heating and cooling units, keep your building’s plumbing in check and even provide fire and security inspections, repair and monitoring.

You’ll have reassurance that your business or commercial property can function seamlessly while keeping operating costs down and allowing occupants to remain productive.

Trust & Dedication

Sobieski professionals are dedicated to ensuring everything is done right, on time and on budget. Our team is committed to helping you maintain a high-performance building and business.

Sobieski: Your Building’s Partner

Our experts are available around the clock, so whether your business or commercial property needs emergency repairs, tenant fit-out or simply scheduled maintenance and inspections, Sobieski is here to help. We want to become your trusted partner in helping keep your property and business running smoothly with plumbing, HVAC and fire, alarm and security that are always up to code and performing well.
Schedule a consultation for your business or commercial property today!

New Tax Law Provides Added Incentive For Upgrading Hvac Systems

The recently-enacted Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 included a provision to allow HVAC products to be immediately expensed.

Under Section 179, all components of a “heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning” system can now be deducted in full during the first year, instead of being slowly depreciated over 39 years. This is great news for small businesses!

New Tax Law Effective January 1, 2018

26 U.S. Code § 179 – A taxpayer may elect to treat the cost of any section 179 property as an expense which is not chargeable to capital account. Any cost so treated shall be allowed as a deduction for the taxable year in which the section 179 property is placed in service. Qualified Real Property includes Heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning property.

What This Means For The Owner Of A Commercial Building?

The cost of any commercial HVAC equipment placed in service after January 1, 2018 can be deducted as a business expense under Section 179.

For Example: A business owner installs a new heating and air-conditioning rooftop unit. The total cost of the equipment and labor for installation is $14,000. Under old depreciation rules, the owner could only claim approximately $350 in depreciation expense annually over a 39-year period. Under the new law, the owner can deduct the entire $14,000 cost of the HVAC replacement project from their business income in the year of the purchase and installation. At the top marginal tax rate that would be applied to this purchase, this can save the business owner $5,180 in taxes.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT SECTION 179

For more information, please read What is a Section 179 Deduction?